QIRT Meta-Floor Google sim

This dataset and report document the execution and results of QIRT8v2, a symbolic clause alignment quantum circuit designed under the Quantum Information Refinement Theory (QIRT) framework. The benchmark was conducted on a Google Sycamore-style noisy simulator via Colab, emulating gate and readout noise similar to Google's quantum hardware. The test implements a 3-Exact Cover problem with 9 target qubits, 3 clause structures, and symbolic clause collapse logic without any cost Hamiltonian or penalty encoding. The simulation was executed over 1024 shots, with post-processing validating clause satisfaction and computing entropy of the output state distribution. Key findings include: Clause Satisfaction Rate (CSR): 5.08% Entropy: 4.21 bits Top valid symbolic solutions demonstrating coherent clause collapse despite injected noise This result confirms that QIRT’s symbolic scaffold is resilient even under Sycamore-type error models, demonstrating backend-agnostic collapse behavior and outperforming baseline expectations without Grover search or QEC overhead. Contents: qirt8v2_sycamore.qasm – Quantum circuit source notebook Author:Kristopher K. Knudsen (Axion Metrics LLC)Protected under U.S. Provisional Patent Application No. 63/826,473DOI (root benchmark): https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15867661