Editing Openai/6897769e-4ee4-800f-aba5-69cca34f701c (section)

=== 1. Run the same calculation but use measured refractive index data for water (or for another medium) instead of the crude Cauchy model. (I can fetch a trustworthy n(λ) table if you want — that uses web.run.) ===
# Replace the Planck weighting with a line spectrum (pick one or several strong atomic emission lines) and show how narrow lines can pull the mean angle. (Good for testing QAT atomic-line hypothesis.)
# Explore other spherical scattering geometries relevant to QAT (not just rainbow deflection) and compute their spectral averages.
# If you want public scrutiny: prepare a short YT post draft that explains the idea (you asked earlier about posting). I can draft a short text that says “human idea (2008–09) — AI helped produce mathematics” and invites mathematicians/physicists to check the calculations. (You asked for that before; I can provide text.)