Software
Package ecosystem
TypeScript and Python implementations of the CPT framework, organized into core and pro tiers. Core packages are now available for free download. Pro packages remain in private local validation.
Package matrix
| Package | Language | Tier | Status | Access |
|---|---|---|---|---|
cpt-core | TypeScript | Core | Available | Free download |
cpt-pro | TypeScript | Pro | Private / local | Controlled |
cpt-physics | Python | Core | Available | Free download |
cpt-physics-pro | Python | Pro | Private / local | Controlled |
Capability split
Core tier
cpt-core / cpt-physics
- Physics constants (CPT-computed and SI reference)
- Scalar topology computations
- Basic electrodynamics modeling
- Unit conversion utilities
Pro tier
cpt-pro / cpt-physics-pro
- Vectorized topology APIs
- Nuclear structure engine
- Extended precision computational modes
- Advanced electrodynamics modeling
Featured: V4 Nuclear Engine
Topological nuclear binding energy model
The V4 engine predicts binding energies, decay modes, and drip lines across the entire periodic table with ~1% mean error on total binding energy — SEMF-class accuracy (comparable to the 1935 semi-empirical mass formula). It is calibrated to measured inputs (the α-particle and deuteron binding energies) and uses per-region geometry families; it is a topological phenomenological model, not a zero-parameter first-principles derivation.
Current distribution mode
Core packages are now freely available from the CPT Physics Store. Download as TypeScript (.tgz), Python (.whl / .tar.gz), or as a universal .zip containing both languages with a getting-started guide.
Pro packages remain in controlled distribution. Early access is available to qualified collaborators by request. See the Licensing Notice for details.
Quick-start examples
These examples illustrate the API surface. Packages are not yet publicly available.
import { CptCore } from 'cpt-core';
const core = new CptCore();
// CPT-computed physics constants
const alpha = core.constants.fineStructure();
const c = core.constants.speedOfLight();
console.log(`Fine-structure constant: ${alpha}`);
console.log(`Speed of light: ${c} m/s`);
// Scalar topology computation
const result = core.topology.scalar({ knot: 1, order: 1 });
console.log('Topology result:', result);from cpt_physics import CptCore
core = CptCore()
# CPT-computed physics constants
alpha = core.constants.fine_structure()
c = core.constants.speed_of_light()
print(f"Fine-structure constant: {alpha}")
print(f"Speed of light: {c} m/s")
# Scalar topology computation
result = core.topology.scalar(knot=1, order=1)
print(f"Topology result: {result}")Public release criteria
All criteria below must be met before packages are published to public registries. Current status: criteria not yet fully met.
- All internal validation suites passing
- Controlled external pilot completed without blocking issues
- Documentation coverage above minimum threshold
- Independent reproducibility check completed
- Review readiness assessment passed
- TypeScript / Python cross-implementation parity certified at pro tier