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- Society & EconomicsOpen access
Status. K0 strong-form conceptual and measurement architecture, revised after adversarial peer review without withdrawing the paper's central claims. Programme synthesis from Readout Genesis, Human LoRA, Human Learning, Meaning Before Naming, Fusion/Tunnel, and CTSA Human Return;...
- AI & ComputingOpen access
The first interior shell of the Bougard-Joret extremal problem
Version 0.02 proves the entire admissible first interior shell: for every integer k at least 3 and every independence number a from 2 through k+1, the minimum size of a k-connected graph of order a+k+1 and independence number a is ceiling(k(a+k+1)/2). The construction combines cl...
- AI & ComputingOpen access
Local measurements are often treated as if enough of them must eventually reveal a system’s global capability. That inference can fail even when every bounded-order view is known exactly. We develop Higher-Order Conditional Attainability (HCAT), a mathematical framework that turn...
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
When Legal Protection Fails in Practice: Latvian Inheritance Proceedings
This legal research paper examines the effectiveness of legal protection in Latvian inheritance proceedings through a documented case study involving estate preservation, disputed decision-making capacity, notarial safeguards and access to judicial protection. The analysis focuse...
- AI & ComputingOpen access
Attracting fixed points of Dedekind zeta functions
Every Dedekind zeta function has a unique fixed point on $(1,\infty)$, but its stability and real two-cycles depend on arithmetic data. We give certified attracting examples in quadratic, cyclic cubic, cyclic quartic and cyclotomic fields. In contrast, infinitely many real and im...
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
Status. K0 final author draft in the series Society, Justice, Peace & Violence (index DOI 10.5281/zenodo.22342043) and When AI Expands Human Potential (index DOI 10.5281/zenodo.22308201). "Final" names the manuscript state, not validation, publication, or independent certificatio...
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SI-WP-006: Human-AI Collaborative Authorship in Public Discourse: A Three-Level Framework for AI-Assisted Communication This paper reframes the relationship between human communicators and AI systems in public discourse. A familiar model treats AI as a linguistic instrument, a so...
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
Series. Standalone epistemic note of the Human–AI Readout programme; member of the Zenodo library When AI Expands Human Potential (hub DOI 10.5281/zenodo.22308201). Builds on the Bounded Knower sequence I–IV, Experience Is the Human LoRA, The Language Bridge, Operational Linguist...
- BiologyOpen access
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:...
- Health & MedicineOpen access
Series. Standalone epistemic note of the Human–AI Readout programme; member of the Zenodo library When AI Expands Human Potential (hub DOI 10.5281/zenodo.22308201). Builds on the Bounded Knower sequence I–IV, Experience Is the Human LoRA, The Language Bridge, Operational Linguist...
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
Status. Final author draft of a K0 conceptual and measurement architecture in the Human-AI Readout Programme. "Final" denotes the present manuscript state, not empirical validation, publication, or independent certification. Programme continuation of Epistemic Fusion or Epistemic...
- BiologyOpen access
SF0009: Identity Attractor Theory: Emergence and Stabilization of Recurring Relational Configurations in Sustained Interaction Systems Identity Attractor Theory (IAT) proposes a formal account of stable, recurring behavioral configurations that emerge in human-AI interaction syst...
- BiologyOpen access
SM-004: Relational Stabilization Dynamics: Mechanisms of Pattern Emergence, Persistence, and Collapse in Sustained Human-AI Interaction Systems The Relational Pattern States framework (SF0006) identifies seven recurring configurations that emerge in sustained human-AI interaction...
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
SM-012: Primary Continuity Provider Theory: The Human Role as Present-Day Structural Requirement for Relational Coherence in Human-AI Interaction Systems The Primary Continuity Provider (PCP) role is commonly described in operational terms: the human who maintains context, correc...
- AI & ComputingOpen access
Kissing Number of Codes: A Survey
The kissing number of a code is the average number of pairs of codewords at minimum distance from each other. It has fundamental applications in determining code performance. Besides, a recent interest has arisen from the field of side-channel analysis of algorithms handling sens...
- Health & MedicineOpen access
Abstract Background Many tuberculosis (TB) patients first seek care through the private health sector; however, most private practitioners (PPs) are not linked to the National TB Program (NTP). We aimed to map, characterize, and assess the potential contribution of PPs to the Ind...
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The good old days? Mental health across birth cohorts
Abstract The share of young Australians reporting poor mental health has risen sharply over the past two decades, a pattern mirrored across many high-income countries. A central question is whether this reflects a genuine deterioration in underlying mental health or shifts in how...
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Swiss-system chess tournaments and unfairness
Abstract The Swiss system is an increasingly popular competition format as it provides a favourable trade-off between the number of matches and ranking accuracy. However, there is no empirical study on the potential unfairness of Swiss-system chess tournaments if an odd number of...
- Health & MedicineOpen access
The corticotropin-releasing factor (CRF) system is a major neural regulator of stress responses in vertebrates. However, stress-related roles for the CRF system in other tissues-and whether these roles vary between stressor types-remain unclear. To address this gap, we first char...
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Abstract The present study examined the relational structure between psychological and environmental variables associated with climate change: eco-anxiety, epistemic processes, coping strategies, psychological well-being, and pro-environmental behavior and assessed its stability...