10.5281/zenodo.22036769
Nirouyar, R. (2026). VARZIN Level-1 Computational Stack: Finite Affine Core, Genomic Scanner, and Torus Manifold Solver (Version v2.0.0) [Computer software]. Zenodo.
VARZIN Level-1 Computational Stack: Finite Affine Core, Genomic Scanner, and Torus Manifold Solver
Software release; reproducibility and mathematical/computational claims remain tied to the documented implementation and assumptions.
Evidence boundary
A Zenodo deposit is a citable public record; it does not by itself imply peer review, independent validation, or broader empirical generalization.
What this record documents.
This Zenodo software release packages the Level-1 computational stack used across several VARZIN lines of work. The deposited overview identifies a finite-affine core, genomic scanning utilities, a torus-manifold numerical solver, and additional auditing code. Its role in the research record is primarily reproducibility: it provides concrete implementation artifacts that can be inspected independently of broader interpretive claims attached to the project.
Research question
Can the computational components underlying the Level-1 VARZIN architecture be preserved as inspectable, citable software artifacts whose behavior can be evaluated separately from speculative interpretation?
This question is interpreted within the documented model, dataset, implementation, and evaluation procedure; it is not generalized beyond that evidence.
Canonical record metadata.
Repository metadata, checked against Zenodo.
Nirouyar, Reza
Normalized VARZIN researcher identity: Reza Nirouyar · ORCID 0009-0000-4690-6842.
2026-08-21
Version v2.0.0 · Software · open access.
MIT
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Zenodo metadata identifies this item as open-access software published on 2026-08-21 under the MIT License.
What this record adds to the research trail.
The release makes the implementation layer explicit. Mathematical, numerical, genomic, and auditing components can be examined as software without treating the existence of code as validation of any physical, biological, cognitive, or semantic hypothesis.
Version v2.0.0 is the listed software release. Results should be attributed to the documented code, dependencies, inputs, and assumptions rather than generalized beyond the implementation.
Keep the record distinct from later interpretation.
Software release; reproducibility and mathematical/computational claims remain tied to the documented implementation and assumptions.
The VARZIN portal preserves the version-specific DOI, deposited creator string, publication date, and repository identity while allowing later project pages to state narrower interpretations, corrections, or negative results explicitly.