Syed Muntasir Mamun

Volume X Synthesis: The Epistemological Arc, from Dual Clocks to Residual Risk (Slide Deck)

This 14-slide deck synthesises the KSCCN Series Volumes III–X on quantum readiness, starting from the dual-clock distinction between an uncertain quantum-advantage clock and already-running cryptographic-migration and architectural clocks. It summarises quantum memory figures of...

Volume VIII: Molecular Case Studies: Resource and Entanglement Analysis for Battery Electrolyte and Iron–Sulfur Systems

This eighth volume performs an end-to-end resource and entanglement analysis for two concrete molecular systems that illustrate the residual-risk indicators of Volume VI. The first is the vinylene-carbonate + singlet-oxygen reaction path relevant to lithium-ion battery electrolyt...

Volume IX: Comparative Roadmap Dissection: 2027–2029 Targets against Dual Clocks and Molecular Memory Requirements

This ninth volume performs a side-by-side dissection of published 2027–2029 roadmaps (IBM Starling, Quantinuum Sol/Apollo, Bluefors modular deliveries) against the dual-clock framing and the molecular-memory and residual-risk indicators established in Volumes III–VIII. IBM's modu...

Volume X: The Epistemological Arc: From Dual Clocks to Residual Risk, Molecular Entanglement and Sovereign Pathways

This tenth volume narrates the epistemological and theoretical arc of the inquiry that began with a dual-clock distinction between an uncertain quantum-advantage timeline and an already-running cryptographic-migration and architectural-integration timeline. Successive volumes est...

Volume VI: Residual Risk and Readiness Metrics: Logical Error, Modular Memory, Cryo-CMOS Power and Entanglement Overheads

This sixth volume quantifies residual risks that remain after the modular cryogenic, cryo-CMOS, memory and entanglement stack examined in Volumes III–V. Four binding constraints are treated: logical error rates required for chemical accuracy and cryptographic relevance; modular i...

Volume VII: Sovereign and Global South Pathways: Selective Participation, Open Standards and Crypto-Agility under Dual Clocks

This seventh volume examines how the dual-clock framing, modular cryogenic stack, cryo-CMOS control and quantum-memory specifications developed in preceding volumes can be used by resource-constrained and Global South jurisdictions. It argues that full domestic construction of la...

Methodological Transparency and Public Evidence Base for the Algorithmic Developmental State Framework: Reconciling Author Syntheses with Administrative Data in Bangladesh, 2007–2026

This companion note provides methodological transparency and a public evidence base for the framework and empirical claims in Mamun's "The Algorithmic Developmental State…". It documents the mixed-methods design, supplies public baseline tables for state financing and South-South...

Anatomical Review of Automated Mathematics: Verification, Understanding, and Proof Reuse. Distinguishing Formal Correctness from Conceptual Progress in AI-Driven Mathematical Research

This paper presents a detailed anatomical review of Bloch and Noguer i Alonso's (2026) framework for automated mathematics, which seeks to separate formal correctness, faithful formalisation, and mathematical understanding. The original work responds to the September–October 2026...

Quantum Memory and the Dual Clocks of Quantum Readiness: Specifications, Trends, Theories and Hypotheses in Hardware Scaling and Cryptographic Migration

This article synthesises the state of quantum memory specifications and the recurring narrative trends, theoretical frameworks and working hypotheses that shape contemporary discourse on quantum hardware scaling, modular cryogenic architectures and post-quantum cryptographic (PQC...

Islamic Social and Impact Financing: Jurisprudential Foundations, Funding Elicitation and Long-Term Sustainability. Volume II: Instruments, Mechanisms and Technology-Enabled Continuity

This paper continues the KSCCN series on technology adoption in Islamic finance. Volume I examined epistemological dissonance with Keynesian protocols and instrument-based innovation. Volume II turns to the social and impact financing layer grounded in Islamic jurisprudence, focu...

Technology Adoption in Islamic Finance: Epistemological Dissonance from Keynesian Protocols and the Architecture of Instrument-Based Innovation Models (Full Report)

This comprehensive report explores the intersection of Islamic finance, Keynesian economic theory, and modern financial technology. Key insights include: Epistemological Dissonance: Islamic finance has historically faced structural friction by operating within Keynesian paradigms...

The Topos of Contested Price and Energy Security: A Sheaf-Theoretic Analysis of Bangladesh and the 2026 Hormuz Disruption

This paper provides a sheaf-theoretic and topos-theoretic analysis of global energy market fractures, focusing on the empirical case of Bangladesh during the 2026 Strait of Hormuz disruption. Classical economic models treat energy markets as unified probability spaces governed by...

Islamic Currency and Monetary Mechanisms versus Keynesian and Other Monetary Regimes: A KSCCN Learner Note on Currency Design, Asset Backing, Money Demand and Supply, Velocity, Profit-Sharing, and the IS-LM Framework

This note provides learners with a structured comparison of the primary Islamic monetary model and contemporary Keynesian (and related) regimes. It covers currency design and the role of metal or real assets; money demand and supply; the velocity of money; profit-sharing versus i...

Decision Theory and Artificial Intelligence: An Anatomical Review of Output Contracts, Acquisition Geometries, and Epistemic Verticals

This paper presents a detailed anatomical review of Miquel Noguer i Alonso's "Decision Theory and Artificial Intelligence" (2026). The reviewed work develops a unified Bayesian decision-theoretic framework that links feasible action spaces, reward functions, statistical estimatio...

Technology Adoption in Islamic Finance: Epistemological Dissonance from Keynesian Protocols and the Architecture of Instrument-Based Innovation Models

The global Islamic finance industry, managing assets in excess of USD 3.96 trillion and projecting sustained annualized growth rates, finds itself at a historical and structural crossroads. For decades, the intellectual and operational development of Islamic economics has been su...

A Comprehensive Use Case of Decision-Theoretic AI: Fraud Review Escalation under Capacity Constraints

This paper develops a comprehensive, self-contained use case that operationalises the decision-theoretic framework of Noguer i Alonso (2026) as reviewed and summarised in the preceding thread. Building on the anatomical review of output contracts, acquisition contracts, capacity...

TADV Protocol: Technology-Augmented Dual-Core Asset Verification for Islamic Finance in Impact Mode

TADV (Technology-Augmented Dual-Core Asset Verification) is a protocol for designing, issuing and monitoring Islamic financial instruments that must remain asset-backed or risk-sharing in substance while operating at scale in impact-finance mode (zakat, waqf, green and social suk...

Application of Blockchain and Language Models to Asset-Backed Islamic Financial Models: Use Cases, Instruments and Integration

Asset-backed Islamic financial models rest on risk-sharing (mudarabah, musharakah), genuine ownership of real assets (ijarah, salam, istisna, asset-backed sukuk), and the prohibitions of riba, excessive gharar and maysir. Technology can strengthen these models when it improves tr...

Islamic Models for Investment versus the Capital Asset Pricing Model and the Black-Scholes Model: A KSCCN Learner Note on Dissonances, Theorisation and Deployment

This note examines the differences between primary Islamic models of investment and two foundational instruments of modern finance: the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) and the Black-Scholes option-pricing model. It supplies detailed dissonance notes on points of structural con...

AAOIFI Protocols, the EPI/EVI Dual-Core Framework, and the Conditions Artificial Intelligence Creates for Islamic Model Deployment

This paper examines three linked elements: the principal protocols of the Accounting and Auditing Organization for Islamic Financial Institutions (AAOIFI); the author's prior writings on the EPI/EVI indices and the Dual-Core framework for mapping and filling institutional voids;...