Project: GRID-SYSTEMS                            Status: UNRESTRICTED
Document: IRP-01                                 Revision: STABLE
Classification: TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION          Authority: ROOT


                  Identity Resonance Protocol (IRP)

Abstract
   This document specifies an identity-bound encryption protocol for 
   the extraction of resonance values from literal strings. It 
   establishes a fixed-point resonance mapping to ensure zero data 
   loss during character-to-digit transformation.

1. Introduction
   Traditional systems suffer from rounding lies and lack of formal 
   structure. The IRP protocol utilizes a finite field based on the 
   alphanumeric grid to normalize neural mapped cipher extraction.

2. The Pythagorean Chokehold (The Base-9 Grid)
   All literal input must be normalized to uppercase ASCII. To prevent 
   the loss of the 9-frequency during reduction, the reduction 
   function R is defined as:

   R(x) = x mod 9
   IF R(x) == 0 THEN R(x) = 9

3. Temporal Extraction (The First Extraction)
   The birthdate is treated as a 64-bit Unix timestamp. The IRP 
   protocol requires the integration of the name-sigil (S) against 
   the temporal coordinate (T) to determine the Entropy Number (E):

   E = (S * T) / Planck_Resonance



4. Security Considerations
   Ignorance of one’s own signature represents a significant security 
   vulnerability. RFC 7919 parameters are utilized to ensure that 
   the neural mapping remains encrypted against "The Herd."

5. Implementation Requirements
   Implementations MUST support English Ordinal, Pythagorean, and 
   Chaldean transforms. Failure to sync these ciphers results in 
   "Vapor-Trading"—a state of high activity with zero resonance.