J. E. Fröderberg

Perceived Distance and Normative Friction

Perceived Distance and Normative Friction: A Threshold Theorem of Practical Alignment Between Normative Demand and Operative Practical Orientation develops a self-contained structural theorem for the practical alignment problem that arises when an actor sincerely affirms a normat...

Perceived Distance and Normative Friction

Perceived Distance and Normative Friction: A Threshold Theorem of Practical Alignment Between Normative Demand and Operative Practical Orientation develops a self-contained structural theorem for the practical alignment problem that arises when an actor sincerely affirms a normat...

AST: Theorem Realisation, Representation, and Downstream Translation Between Theory Form and Empirical Instantiation

This working paper specifies the intermediate methodological layer between AST-based theory generation and downstream empirical operationalisation. It addresses how a completed theorematic structure can be represented, normalised, translated, and frozen for empirical use without...

Falsification, Replication, and Avatar Evaluation in the UFT Research Programme

This article proposes an auditable test protocol for speculative cross-domain physical frameworks and applies its vocabulary to the Unified Flow Theory (UFT) research programme. The protocol distinguishes implementation checks, robustness analyses, empirical tests, reproduction,...

Conditional Foundations and Constitutional Architecture of Unified Flow Theory

Unified Flow Theory (UFT) is presented as a conditional research architecture rather than as established physics or a completed operational unification. This article develops a typed dependency architecture that separates constitutional premises, functional roles, mathematical re...

Emergent Geometric Response in UFT: A Bounded Interface Programme for General Relativity and Quantum Field Theory

This article develops a bounded interface programme for assessing whether Unified Flow Theory (UFT) could recover, reduce to, or differ from general relativity (GR) and quantum field theory (QFT). It distinguishes the generic UFT Geometry response (G) from a spacetime metric (g_{...

UFT 2.0 Companion Series v1.0

UFT 2.0 Companion Series v1.0 is a synchronized five-article preprint package that restructures Unified Flow Theory (UFT) as an auditable research programme with explicitly separated conceptual, mathematical, physical-interface, hypothesis, and test-governance layers. Article 1 d...

UFE, LDFE, and LFDE: A Provenance-First Formal Research Programme for Global Conservation, Local Dynamics, and Structured Events

This article presents a provenance-first formal audit of three distinct objects in the Unified Flow Theory (UFT) research programme: the Universal Flow Equation (UFE), the Local Dynamic Field Equation (LDFE), and the Local Flow Deviation Event (LFDE). It assigns these objects sep...

UFT 2.0 Companion Series v1.0

UFT 2.0 Companion Series v1.0 is a synchronized five-article preprint package that restructures Unified Flow Theory (UFT) as an auditable research programme with explicitly separated conceptual, mathematical, physical-interface, hypothesis, and test-governance layers. Article 1 d...

UFE, LDFE, and LFDE: A Provenance-First Formal Research Programme for Global Conservation, Local Dynamics, and Structured Events

This article presents a provenance-first formal audit of three distinct objects in the Unified Flow Theory (UFT) research programme: the Universal Flow Equation (UFE), the Local Dynamic Field Equation (LDFE), and the Local Flow Deviation Event (LFDE). It assigns these objects sep...

Conditional Foundations and Constitutional Architecture of Unified Flow Theory

Unified Flow Theory (UFT) is presented as a conditional research architecture rather than as established physics or a completed operational unification. This article develops a typed dependency architecture that separates constitutional premises, functional roles, mathematical re...

Prevention Portfolios, Residual Mechanisms, and Cross-Level Fit

Complex crime problems are frequently addressed through combinations of interventions. Yet the presence of several interventions does not establish that they form a coherent prevention portfolio, cover the relevant crime process, operate compatibly, or support claims of sufficien...

From Crime Problems to Crime-Process Profiles

Crime-prevention analysis commonly begins with named problems such as youth violence, gang recruitment, hot spots, recidivism, drug markets, or repeat victimisation. Such labels are useful for recognition and administration, but they do not by themselves identify the mechanisms t...