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Time-Crystalline Order in Open Many-Body Systems: Screening, Extraction and Evidence-Mapping Data

Oct 2026 · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)

Abstract

Supplementary review data accompanying “Time-Crystalline Order in Open Many-Body Systems: A Systematic Review of Platforms, Evidence and Applications.” The canonical current package is Time_Crystals_Review_Data_v1_1.zip, version 1.1.0, created by Habib Hamam. It supersedes the analytical data and creator attribution in Zenodo_Time_Crystals_Data_v1.zip. The older files are retained for provenance. Search cutoff: 30 September 2026. The current package contains the 120-report evidence map (35 experimental, 85 analytical/numerical), screening ledgers, search documentation, correction and bibliography audits, reproducible counts and figure inputs. Positive R/P/A diagnostic counts are 8/17/12. Source-linked extraction and experimental-evidence qualifications accompany the corrected coding. Original PaperGuide exports comprise 508 references, 508 title/abstract decisions, 118 full-text decisions and 49 extraction records, plus saved protocol definitions and a DOI crosswalk. Forty-eight original extraction records match included reports. These exports precede subsequent eligibility corrections and supplementary searches. Coverage is incomplete for the remaining 72 reports. Software-generated evidence passages and confidence scores are not independently recertified quotations or certainty grades. False diagnostic flags mean evidence was not identified in the coded source, not that a test was absent. Finite observation windows are distinguished from fitted coherence times and numerical lifetimes. These are review data, not raw experimental measurements; article PDFs are not redistributed.

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