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Joshua 2.0 — Φ-Harmonic Neural State Monitor
Joshua 2.0 — Citations Open-access preprint:
Link to citations: "Read the preprint & citations:
https://zenodo.org/records/20000239
Scientific Validation Preprint (Zenodo DOI):
Groskin, Y. S. (2026). Joshua 2.0 — Φ-Harmonic Neural State
Monitor: A φ-Harmonic Biofeedback and Autonomic Coherence
Optimization System: Scientific Foundations, Mathematical
Derivations, and System Architecture. Zenodo.
Disclaimer: "This is a wellness tool, not medical advice."
All frequencies, coherence metrics, and φ-harmonic entrainment
in this application are directly derived from the manuscript:
Groskin, Y. S. (2026). Joshua 2.0 — Φ-Harmonic Neural State
Monitor: A φ-Harmonic Biofeedback and Autonomic Coherence
Optimization System. Zenodo. https://zenodo.org/records/20000239
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