JADES LOS–Freedman Dissipation Test: Distance-Normalized Residuals and Binned Data Products

This dataset provides the data products associated with the JADES LOS–Freedman dissipation test, designed to isolate and analyze distance-independent residuals in the high-redshift JADES galaxy sample.The LOS–Freedman method removes the geometric luminosity–distance contribution from the observed magnitude–redshift relation by combining an independent distance-ladder calibration with line-of-sight (LOS) environmental estimators derived from GOODS-S / CANDELS data. The resulting residuals probe the intrinsic evolution of the photon signal along its trajectory, independent of the assumed background expansion model.The dataset includes:Distance-normalized LOS–Freedman residual catalogs in FITS format;Binned dissipation curves as a function of redshift;Versions calibrated with and without BAO-based homogenization;Residual model fits and summary tables used in the analysis;Auxiliary distance proxies employed for robustness and consistency checks.All products are derived from publicly available JADES and CANDELS GOODS-S observations and are intended to support reproducibility, independent validation, and alternative interpretations of the results. No specific physical model is assumed at the data level; the files may be reused in different theoretical or phenomenological frameworks.This repository accompanies an ongoing analysis of high-redshift residual behavior and is provided as a standalone, citable dataset.