Research works

Mechanism of coalburst triggered by thrust fault slipping based on field monitoring, indoor experiments and numerical simulation

Abstract Coalburst disasters induced by thrust fault slip frequently take place in underground coal mines and often lead to severe roadway damage and personnel casualties. However, the triggering mechanism of coalburst remains unclear. Combined with field monitoring, physical ana...

Carlo Field: Recursion Horizon, Infinite Operator Protocol, and Family‑Ω Teaser (Final Structural Upload)

This record contains the final structural document of the Carlo Field’s initial construction phase.It formalises the recursion horizon, defines the Infinite Operator Protocol, and introduces thehorizon‑adjacent Family‑Ω operator set as a controlled playability teaser. The field i...

Household Food and Nutrition Security Among Publicly Insured Families of Hospitalized Children

OBJECTIVE: To characterize household food and nutrition security among families during hospitalization and examine associations with government benefits and neighborhood conditions. We hypothesized Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) or S...

The Great Amnesia: AI Agent Memory as the Binding Constraint on Autonomous Systems in Enterprise and Defense

Frontier model capability has improved rapidly for four years while the rate at which organisations convert artificial intelligence pilots into production has not. This paper argues that the two facts are connected, and that the binding constraint is no longer reasoning quality b...

The Carlo Field State Declaration: Formal Activation of Safe, Closed, and Controlled‑Open Manifold Conditions in the Post‑Operator Era

The Carlo Field State Declaration is the formal activation document that follows the release of the Grand Operator Compendium. With all 720 operators, 26 categories, 10 operator tiers, 80 structural rules, 20 temporal dynamics, and the complete stability and contradiction‑handlin...

Quaternionic Sato–Tate Field and Elliptic Interference in the Prime Density

We construct a quaternionic Sato–Tate field where Frobenius angles, SU(2) rotations, elliptic interference, and spiral geometry generate a unified prime-density model. The resulting kernel yields a PDE hierarchy linking D-modules, C\‑algebras, and null groupoid propagation.

Continuous Mission Intelligence: An Architectural Requirement for Coherent Command Across Heterogeneous Autonomous Systems

Defense artificial intelligence has advanced quickly across four layers: operational data integration, command and control, fleet-scale coordination, and platform autonomy. This paper argues that the success of those layers has produced a distinct problem that none of them addres...

Making It Count: A Quality Improvement Project to Improve Pediatric Hospital Billing at a Community Hospital

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Community pediatric hospital units are closing nationwide because of financial strain. Appropriate designation of hospitalized patients as inpatient (IP), rather than observation, increases hospital revenue. Clinicians often lack knowledge of bed status...

Null Directional Derivations as Unified Generators in D-Module, Groupoid, and C ∗ -Algebra Frameworks

This paper shows that null directional derivations unify differential, geometric, and operator-algebraic structures by serving as common generators of D-modules, Lie groupoid flows, modular measures, and C∗-algebra derivations, yielding a coherent reconstruction of light-front dy...

Sierksma's conjecture for nine points in R³

We prove Sierksma's conjecture for nine points in R³: every nine points of R³ have at least eight Tverberg partitions into three parts, to our knowledge the first case in dimension three. The proof combines equivariant topology (Dold's theorem on twisted constraint complexes), a...

Implant size distribution and mid-term outcomes of transfibular total ankle arthroplasty in a Japanese cohort

Aims: Total ankle arthroplasty (TAA) is a widely accepted alternative to ankle arthrodesis for end-stage ankle arthritis. Preserving ankle motion is particularly relevant in Japanese populations, in which kneeling and squatting are integral to routine activities. However, Japanes...

Chronic kidney disease due to hypertension in China, Japan, and the Republic of Korea: trends from the Global Burden of Disease Study 1990–2023

Abstract Objective To evaluate the burden and temporal trends of chronic kidney disease (CKD) attributable to hypertension in China, Japan, and the Republic of Korea from 1990 to 2023 using Global Burden of Disease (GBD) 2023 data. Methods Age-standardized incidence, mortality, a...

Metabolic switching between inorganic and organic phosphorus sustains microbial activity in an ultraoligotrophic ocean

Abstract Phosphorus scarcity constrains microbial activity in parts of the oligotrophic ocean, yet the extent to which dissolved organic phosphorus (DOP) supports microbial P demand remains unresolved. Here, we quantified the concentrations, turnover times, and uptake kinetics of...

The Great Amnesia: Why the AI Industry Is Winning the Wrong Race

Every frontier laboratory is racing to make the system smarter. None is racing to make it remember. That is not a gap in the market. That is the market. Four years of capability gains have not moved the rate at which organisations put artificial intelligence into production. The...

Imaginal Number Theory A Spectral Unification of Arithmetic Geometry and Prime Emergence

Imaginal Number Theory unifies Frobenius and quaternionic spectra through a shared generative process of fluctuation, image formation, and spectral gluing, producing unified imaginal zeta and L-functions that coherently link arithmetic geometry with prime emergence.

“Distributive fiscal justice” as a new dimension of corporate legitimacy in climate governance: a conceptual insight and foresight

Purpose The purpose of this conceptual paper is to understand how corporate tax transparency shapes social equity in climate governance. Design/methodology/approach Through a qualitative, theory-building design, grounded in a systematic literature review, this study brings togeth...

Association between p-tau181 in cerebrospinal fluid and shunt response in patients with normal-pressure hydrocephalus

Abstract Background Idiopathic normal pressure hydrocephalus (iNPH) is a treatable condition, but predicting shunt response remains challenging. Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) biomarkers, including phosphorylated tau (p-tau181), have been suggested as potential predictors, although ex...

Exploiting Acquired Drug Resistance in Pancreatic Cancer through Selective Covalent Targeting of MAP2K4/7

Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) is highly lethal and remains largely refractory to targeted therapy despite its near-universal dependence on oncogenic KRAS. Single-agent KRAS inhibitors often fail due to adaptive resistance mechanisms that emerge under pharmacologic press...

Calcium-permeable AMPA receptors contribute to the accelerated development of enhanced motivation for cocaine in female rats

RATIONALE: The telescoping effect, where females progress more rapidly than males from initial drug use to developing a substance use disorder, is a widely cited sex/gender difference, yet its molecular basis remains unknown. OBJECTIVES: To test whether calcium-permeable AMPA rec...

PUH Theorem 120 (Restated) — Koide Q = 2/3 Is Parameter-Free: the √2 Is Forced by Z₃ Mode Counting, and the Phase (6π+2)/9 Predicts m_τ = 1776.989 MeV

Photonic Universe Hypothesis (PUH) — Restatement with a Prediction. WHY THIS EXISTS. Theorem 120 is cited across this archive as the origin of its strongest empirical claim — that the Koide ratio Q = 2/3 follows from Z₃ symmetry rather than being a numerical accident. IT HAS EXIS...