research
Research presents the theory.
One shared framework — a ground state, a cost of drifting from it, a coherence you can compute as an eigenvalue — applied across roughly fifty short notes and six formal papers, then built into instruments you can run on yourself. This page is the argument: what is claimed, what has been tested, and what has not been yet. Start with the dictionary if a term looks unfamiliar; it’s short. If you want the pieces themselves rather than the argument they make, the archive is here.
The six papers with a DOI — the load-bearing math. Ground state, displacement cost, coherence as a Fiedler value, the joint-coherence theorem, and the two most recent tests against real data.
The claims this work stands on, each one able to be wrong, and the working notes that argue for them — a claim from outside literature granted its true kernel, an over-reach corrected, a limit stated. The everyday unit of work here.
Ground state, displacement, χ, the Fiedler value, return cost — the terms every paper and working note reuses, defined once instead of re-derived from context each time.
instruments — the claims, made touchable
Most of what's above is a claim about a system's dynamics. These run the dynamics in your browser, live, so the claim isn't just read — it's watched happening, on data you generate by using it.
More instruments — thirty-some in total — live at the field.
The math itself lives at the framework. Publishing pipeline (Zenodo, DOI-bearing) is coherence-framework.md and its neighbors in research/, using research/zenodo_publish.py.