Author
Massimo Comitato
Recent research
- BiologyOpen access
This repository includes a theoretical extension of the General Epistemic Dispersion Theory (GEDT) formalism to the domain of molecular biology, using adult human hemoglobin (HbA) as a case study. The manuscript proposes a bio-epistemic mapping in which the acquisition of the thr...
- Physics & SpaceOpen access
The General Epistemic Dispersion Theory
Title: The General Epistemic Dispersion Theory: The Information Cost of Global Integrity in Fragmented Data Author: Massimo Comitato Description: This work studies the informational cost required to determine the global integrity of fragmented data processed in a distributed arch...
- BiologyOpen access
This manuscript proposes a theoretical application of the General Epistemic Dispersion Theory (GEDT) to the domain of molecular biology, utilizing adult human hemoglobin (HbA) as a model study. The work formalizes protein folding as a configurational reconstruction problem, inves...
- AI & ComputingOpen access
Golden Protocol Nexus, Architectural Framework
Golden Protocol Nexus v6.3 presents an architectural framework for a verification-native settlement infrastructure designed to integrate physical gold and other real-world assets into digital financial systems. The document defines the protocol’s core roles, execution layers, cus...
- AI & ComputingOpen access
Empirical Validation and Engineering-Hardened Execution of the CNVS Framework
Note: In this new version 3.0 the concept of Invariant Control Graph G_i(t) is introduced, decoupled from the other two Graphs, for the processing of the Global Verification Function.This report presents the empirical engineering validation of the Closed Native Verification Syste...
- AI & ComputingOpen access
The General Epistemic Dispersion Theory
Title: The General Epistemic Dispersion Theory: The Information Cost of Global Integrity in Fragmented Data Author: Massimo Comitato Description: This work studies the informational cost required to determine the global integrity of fragmented data processed in a distributed arch...