Research works

The Galois-twisted arithmetic groupoid: its KMS classification, and why the Tannakian obstruction does not compute it

The Galois-twisted groupoid model, in which the Frobenius elements act through a homomorphism of the abelian ideal group (hence with commuting lifts), is classified: its KMS_beta simplex is Prob(E_beta \ G) for the abelian essential-value group E_beta, which agrees with the Tanna...

Private Markets in Retirement Plans: A Fiduciary Framework for Evaluation and Implementation

Recent regulatory initiatives have renewed interest in incorporating private markets into US defined contribution plans. The central question, however, is not whether such assets should be categorically permitted, but how plan fiduciaries can evaluate and implement them prudently...

A sparse Ramanujan refined mode decomposition method based on spectrum differential reconstruction

To address the difficulty in extracting fault features due to severe multi-source coupling and wide energy differences in composite faults, a sparse Ramanujan refined mode decomposition (SDR-SRRMD) method based on spectrum differential reconstruction is proposed. On the one hand,...

The Orchestrator Role in Human-AI Evolution: AI Intelligence Orchestration as an Emerging Cognitive-Technical Function

SI-WP-002: The Orchestrator Role in Human-AI Evolution: AI Intelligence Orchestration as an Emerging Cognitive-Technical Function As AI systems transition from isolated tools to interacting cognitive components within sustained human workflows, a new functional role has emerged:...

A Covariant Distributed-Field Ansatz for Late-Time Brane-Dark-Sector Energy Exchange (The Q-Rubin Framework, Version 3.2)

We propose a covariant phenomenological ansatz for late-time energy exchange between a pressureless matter-like sector and an emergent dark sector on a four-dimensional brane. The interaction is represented by a transfer current JμJ^\mu coupled to a dimensionless emergent scalar...

From a one-dimensional hierarchy to a multidimensional space of scientific english: the relationship between a discipline’s place in the hierarchy of the sciences and its use of grammatical structures

Abstract The idea of a Hierarchy of the Sciences (HoS), first proposed by Auguste Comte in the 19th Century, argues that scientific disciplines can be ordered in a hierarchy of complexity, with the inorganic sciences (Astronomy, Physics) being the least complex and the organic sc...

Antibiotic Misuse Among University Students in China: A Critical Analysis, with a Proposed Systematic Review Protocol on Substance Abuse and Bipolar Disorder Among Nigerian Youth

This paper is presented in two parts. The first is a critical appraisal, using Cormack's Critiquing Framework, of a cross- sectional survey examining antibiotic misuse among university students in developed and less developed provinces of China, and a discussion of how the study'...

An Activated Searching for Upgrading Correspondingly Household Net Worth in Nations &Introduction to the Yao Class etc. on Scientist's Behavior &Judgment through Sustainability

The vehicle industry will stay an important occupation in the secondary industry that occupies more GDP (gross domestic product) allocation recently with promoting its electric vehicle into our deep level and helping us with its functional AI chip to one. Therefore, the new innov...

A Hardware-Isolated, Sub-Millisecond Runtime Audit Architecture for Autonomous Multi-Agent Systems via Pre-Actuation State Dissolution

Core Motivation: Latency Asymmetry and Non-Separable Exposure Current autonomous agent safeguards rely on perimeter policies evaluated at the API dispatch boundary. This approach fails structurally: The Latency Gap: The interval between internal intent formation and external acti...

Microplastics in porifera: a systematic review

Marine sponges (Phylum Porifera) are ecologically key filter feeders playing central roles in water purification and habitat structuring across all latitudes. Their filter-feeding behaviour and established use as bioindicators of chemical pollution make them strong candidates for...

A Multi-Layered Ai-Based Cybersecurity Framework for Business Continuity and Operational Resilience

Abstract Organisations today operate in a threat environment in which cyberattacks are no longer isolated technical incidents but direct threats to business continuity and operational resilience. This study proposes and empirically examines a multi-layered, artificial-intelligenc...

Volume B12: Symbolic Intelligence Building a Fully Reflective Constraint Agent

Abstract This volume, the twelfth in the ICQER–ToE Symbolic Series, presents a comprehensive architectural and theoretical framework for Symbolic Intelligence—a form of artificial and natural cognition defined not by statistical pattern recognition, but by recursive constraint re...

Defining the problem of pandemic resource allocation: perspectives from healthcare providers and civil society advocates in South Korea

Abstract Background The COVID-19 pandemic raised ethical questions about how scarce medical resources should be defined and allocated. Existing debates have largely focused on triage criteria and distributive principles, with less attention to how different social and institution...

Examining the work experiences of women in healthcare leadership in Canada: a cross-sectional study

Purpose Women's representation in healthcare leadership roles in Canada is increasing, yet limited prospective data exist on their perceptions of empowerment, organizational support, job satisfaction, engagement and well-being. This study explored how women in director-level or h...

Nonuniformity of Free-Gradient Heat Semigroups under Finite Fisher Information

Let X_1,...,X_m be a nonempty finite bounded selfadjoint tuple with finite joint nonmicrostates free Fisher information, and let Delta be the generator of the closed polynomial free-gradient form. We prove that its heat semigroup cannot converge uniformly to the identity in L2 on...

Epistemic Incompleteness, Cognitive Neurodynamics, and Ergodic Path-Minimization: A Machine-Checked Lean 4 Model of Embedded Observers

Paper 3 of the 3-part Process Ontology Master Preprint Series. Formalizes embedded observer cartography, algorithmic complexity bounds (P != NP), consciousness scaling harmonics, stochastic differential equations, and autopoietic self-healing in Lean 4 with Mathlib. Proves Cartog...

Time‐State‐Dependent Reliability Analysis of Wheel‐Rail Contact Parameter Degradation for High‐Speed Trains

ABSTRACT Wheel‐rail contact parameters are essential to high‐speed‐train stability, but their stochastic degradation complicates reliability analysis. A time‐state‐dependent reliability method is developed for complex thresholds defined implicitly or probabilistically. Different...

Isogeny, zeta-equivalence, and the Picard torsor in function field Bost-Connes systems

For function field Bost-Connes systems the deep stratum of the boundary is a torsor under the Picard group, and under the full gauge action of Paper XIV the closure of the translation monoid in its homeomorphism group is a compact group acting simply transitively, recovering the...

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN FOOD SCIENCE AND NUTRITION: METHODS, APPLICATIONS, AND ETHICAL ISSUES

Food science and nutrition increasingly require tools that are able to handle complicated heterogeneous date. Artificial intelligence (AI) is one of the emerging fields which involves multidimensional aspects in science and technology. AI is gradually becoming an important analyt...

Clifford Theory and the Golden Ratio: A Convergent Synthesis — E8 Intelligence Research

FINDING: Clifford theory for glider representations extends classical module decomposition to chains of normal subgroups, while the golden ratio's continued fraction [1;1,1,...] emerges as a convergent sequence in point-free Clojure and geometric demonstrations. | MATH: Golden ra...