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Akasha-Q
Scientific Programme Charter
The governing document series for the Akasha-Q quantum-secure communications programme. Each Part defines a body of work and the completion artifacts that must exist before the next Part begins. The charter is the programme's memory: what was decided, on what evidence, and what remains unresolved.
Highest evidence level reached by any element: Theory · nothing has been built
2
Parts published here
28
Completion artifacts
28
Drafted
0
In progress
Charter parts
Part 12
The Master System Architecture
Ten layers, their interfaces, their failure behaviour, and the research question that binds them: whether physical, cryptographic, temporal and historical evidence can be composed into a single continuously-updated system trust state that governs what a distributed node is permitted to do.
8 completion artifacts →
Part 26
Demonstration, Validation & Public Credibility Strategy
How the programme shows real progress to executives, scientists, institutions and independent reviewers without a demonstration becoming an argument. Every public claim traceable to an evidence package; every demonstration bound to a registered protocol; every failure recorded rather than re-run.
20 completion artifacts →
Reference implementation
AQ-DEMO-UI-001
The demonstration control room, running against a simulated AQ-NODE-01. Inject the Scenario 2 degradations and watch the trust state fall.
Public programme page
Akasha-Q
The public description of the programme: five layers, six rungs, bench to constellation.
Related programme
Viśvambhara
The autonomous aerospace swarm designed to carry an Akasha-Q terminal.