v1.0.3 — Canonical author name + ORCID + Lattes
Identity-metadata patch. Fixes the author registration across every
surface that feeds Zenodo and every surface where readers see the
author's name. Closes the "author cluster isolation" issue observed on
Zenodo for v1.0.0 through v1.0.2.
Publisher: Codex Hash Research Laboratory · São Paulo, Brazil
Author: Carlos Ulisses Flores · CTO & Chief Researcher · MSc AI candidate
ORCID: 0000-0002-6034-7765
Lattes (CNPq): 6905246706890561
Concept DOI (always latest): 10.5281/zenodo.20276631
Versioned DOI (this release): auto-minted by Zenodo within ~10 minutes
The problem this patch fixes
The maintainer's five other Zenodo deposits (Yape Architecture
Simulation; Cyber-Financial Resilience via Little's Law and Bayesian
LSTM; Cellular Inference Mesh; LLM Contextizer; TechGrowth DES) all
register the author as "Flores, Carlos Ulisses" with ORCID
0000-0002-6034-7765 attached. That is his canonical academic
citation form.
The first three ASP deposits (v1.0.0, v1.0.1, v1.0.2) registered the
author as "Flores, Ulisses" without an ORCID identifier. Two
consequences:
- Zenodo could not link this deposit to the maintainer's author
cluster → ASP appeared isolated from his other publications. - Citations indexers (Google Scholar, OpenAlex, Crossref) had no
ORCID to disambiguate → the author's bibliography didn't include
ASP.
This patch fixes the identity metadata at every layer:
| Surface | Change |
|---|---|
CITATION.cff author block |
given-names: Carlos Ulisses + orcid: field added + Lattes URL as comment |
CITATION.cff preferred-citation |
Canonical name + ORCID |
AUTHORS |
Maintainer block updated with ORCID + Lattes URLs |
paper/asp-preprint.md (Author block + About the Author + footer) |
Canonical name + ORCID + Lattes inline |
paper/iron-law-11.md |
Same |
| Both PDFs (rebuilt) | Canonical name + ORCID + Lattes embedded in title block |
README.md, index.md, 4 translations |
Maintainer references updated |
Publications/.../ (12 occurrences) |
Signatures + frontmatter author tags aligned |
What the maintainer must do manually in Zenodo UI
CITATION.cff fixes propagate only to new deposits. The three
existing Zenodo deposits (v1.0.0, v1.0.1, v1.0.2) already have
published metadata with the old name and still appear isolated. To
retroactively link them to the maintainer's author cluster:
For each deposit (v1.0.0 → 20276632, v1.0.1 → 20276855, v1.0.2 → 20276900):
- Open the deposit on Zenodo
- Click Edit
- In Creators:
- Change "Flores, Ulisses" → "Flores, Carlos Ulisses"
- Add ORCID
0000-0002-6034-7765 - (Optional) Add the Lattes URL as an additional identifier
- Save (no new version mint required for metadata-only edits)
After that, all four deposits (v1.0.0 through v1.0.3) link to the
maintainer's author cluster and appear in his bibliography.
What is unchanged
- The empirical claim (60.0% silent-refusal rate; 95% CI 46.5%–73.6%; N=50
pre-registered) is identical. - The methodology, the protocol, the source code, and every evidence
file are unchanged. - The concept DOI (
10.5281/zenodo.20276631) continues to resolve to
the latest version — which after publication is v1.0.3.
This is purely an identity-metadata patch. No retraction, no correction
to substance, no addendum to claims.
Cite this work (preferred)
Flores, C. U. (2026). ASP — Anticipating Shadow Points.
Codex Hash Research Laboratory Whitepaper Series.
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20276631
(Concept DOI; auto-resolves to the latest version. The canonical name
"Flores, Carlos Ulisses" is now consistent across CITATION.cff,
Zenodo deposit metadata for v1.0.3+, and the maintainer's other
publications.)
Verification (all green pre-commit)
CITATION.cffparses as valid YAMLtests/iron-law-11/scripts/verify-prereg.sh→ OK (50 scenarios hashed)benchmark/.venv/bin/pytest -q→ 27/27 passed- PDFs rebuilt cleanly from
.mdsource with new author block - Zero standalone "Ulisses Flores" occurrences in
Publications/
(12 canonical "Carlos Ulisses Flores" references)
Mantra (still holds)
Not a bit of unnecessary file at the Zenodo-minted tag.
Citations age gracefully via the concept DOI.
The author appears under his canonical name across all surfaces.