Research in the open.

Why this exists

Equilibrium asks how decentralized rules might help flying craft share constrained airspace when communication and physical response are imperfect. It began with abstract traffic and now investigates a city model.

This is an independent, human-directed research programme. AI tools assist with implementation, experiment design, analysis and review. The human chooses the direction and remains responsible for what is published.

Vibe research, with a record

The work is exploratory and ongoing. Its public record retains the failed ideas, disputed interpretations and later corrections alongside the promising findings. Contributions are welcome from people who can reproduce, challenge or extend that evidence.

Scope

This is computational research. It is not certified flight software, an operational authorization or a claim that shared-airspace collision avoidance has been solved. The simulated craft, environment and communications have explicit limitations.

Publication and reuse

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