World's First Informational Luminosity Replication Sheet — Diffusion of Information Hypothesis XIIIb (Hunt–Lyra Informational Luminosity Law)

This document presents the official replication protocol for the Hunt–Lyra Informational Luminosity Law (ILL) — the world’s first measurable framework linking stellar luminosity, temperature, and informational output.   Developed under the Diffusion of Information Hypothesis (DoIH), the ILL provides a new quantitative way to calculate a star’s informational luminosity — the rate at which physical information diffuses through radiative systems.   This replication sheet enables independent researchers to test the ILL directly using open astrophysical data (luminosity and temperature) and to record their own results for comparison with the published Informational Atlas (DoIH XIIIa).   Researchers are invited to participate in this global effort to validate the ILL and contribute to the emerging field of Informational Cosmology — where energy, matter, and information unite under one measurable law.   For correspondence or to submit validated results, please contact Nathan Hunt (lead researcher) via the email provided in the document.