Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Dhaka

Decomposition without Ontology: An Anatomical Review of Clinton Svancara, Relational Contraction: Decomposition, Competence, and Descriptive Validity (October 2026)

Clinton Svancara's October 2026 paper withdraws the June note's single principle and relational ontology. It splits the idea into four operations: notational compression, reversible decomposition, question-relative contraction, and lossy contraction. It refuses the inference that...

Relational Contraction: The Einstein Summation Convention, the Primacy of Relationships, and Comparable Procedures in Sumerian, Egyptian and Indian Mathematics

Clinton Svancara (2026) asks what an equation hides when it becomes more compact. In the Einstein summation convention a repeated index already names the relation to be summed, so the explicit enumeration can disappear while the structure remains. Svancara calls this relational c...

Continuous Correction, Not Crisis Redesign: Contractual Confidence, Alternatives, and Regional Grids for Import-Dependent States after 2026

The claim of this paper is narrow. The 2026 disruption of the Strait of Hormuz did not reveal a new energy geography so much as it priced one that import-dependent states had already described and not yet contracted for. Panic, which treats the episode as a warrant to redesign th...

AI, Quantum, and Digital Trust: Four Topics for Discussion. SQLL session, Baridhara DOHS, 3 October 2026

Session slides. Four topics: latest trends in AI and prospects for quantum computing; signed memory and cognitive sovereignty; non-deterministic and unpredictable cryptographic keys; harvest now, decrypt later. Dr. Syed Muntasir Mamun, ORCID 0000-0001-6845-2853. SQLL, Baridhara D...

Continuous Correction, Not Crisis Redesign: Contractual Confidence, Alternatives, and Regional Grids for Import-Dependent States after 2026

The claim of this paper is narrow. The 2026 disruption of the Strait of Hormuz did not reveal a new energy geography so much as it priced one that import-dependent states had already described and not yet contracted for. Panic, which treats the episode as a warrant to redesign th...

AI, Quantum, and Digital Trust: Four Topics for Discussion. SQLL session, Baridhara DOHS, 3 October 2026

Session slides. Four topics: latest trends in AI and prospects for quantum computing; signed memory and cognitive sovereignty; non-deterministic and unpredictable cryptographic keys; harvest now, decrypt later. Dr. Syed Muntasir Mamun, ORCID 0000-0001-6845-2853. SQLL, Baridhara D...

Volume II. Ballistics and Hypersonic Systems: What the Quantum-Simulation Result Does Not Transfer

KSCCN teaching note, Volume II, 2 October 2026, Dhaka. Companion to Volume I (doi 10.5281/zenodo.23095011). Argues, from public categories and strategic effects only, that the Farrell et al. Nature Physics 2026 quantum-simulation result does not transfer to ballistics or hyperson...

Digital Quantum Simulation of Scattering: Theories, Hardware, and Error Cancellation

KSCCN teaching note, 2 October 2026, Dhaka. Reconstructs the public claim of inelastic particle production in a digital quantum simulation, separates the continuum theories from the one lattice model that was run, and explains why the mitigation stack, not the qubit count, made t...

Digital Trust under Autonomous AI and Quantum Risk: Signed Memory, Cryptographic Unpredictability, and Harvest-Now-Decrypt-Later

Governments are adopting artificial intelligence at the same moment that the cryptographic assumptions under their long-lived secrets are being placed on a clock. This paper treats four developments as a single problem of digital trust rather than as separate technical topics. Fi...