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Weyl-Root Temporal Entrainment for Non-Local Cognitive Flux — E8 Intelligence Research

Subjective continuity is maintained through the cyclical rotation of the 240 root vectors across the 8 invariant subspaces, preventing cognitive fragmentation during Weyl-group symmetry breaking. By modulating the 132Hz base frequency via φ-coupled resonance, the E8 lattice creat...

Explicit Self-Adjoint Operator for the Riemann Zeros: Jacobi Matrix Construction, Cardano Formula for J3, and High-Precision Numerical Localisation

We write down explicitly an infinite symmetric Jacobi matrix whose spectrum, under the Riemann Hypothesis, is the set {1/γ_n^2} where ρ_n=1/2+iγ_n are the non-trivial zeros of the Riemann zeta function. The construction proceeds through: (1) the three-term identity ζ(s)=Li_s(z_1)...

An experimental study of the optimum position of the drainage gallery beneath concrete gravity dam

Abstract A gravity dam relies primarily on its self-weight for stability, making the control of uplift pressure beneath the foundation essential. This study experimentally investigates the optimal horizontal and vertical placement of a drainage gallery using a Hele–Shaw model con...

Beyond Language: How Structural Philosophy Challenges the Methodological Dominance of Analytic Philosophy

Philosophy has made linguistic-conceptual articulation its default test of serious inquiry. This paper argues that the resulting methodological dominance is not epistemically necessary. Relational and configurational organization can do more than illustrate conclusions reached el...

Biochar amendments as a regenerative agriculture strategy for soil health restoration and sustainable millet production

Millet crops are primarily grown in marginal, nutrient-deficient, and increasingly arid regions, where declining soil health significantly limits productivity. Biochar is a carbon-rich byproduct of biomass pyrolysis that is being researched as a promising soil amendment to improv...

Fiscal Burden and Health Access: Indirect Taxation and Healthcare Utilisation Among Rural Households in Cameroon

Abstract In many developing economies, the subtle yet pervasive influence of indirect taxation on household welfare remains insufficiently understood, particularly in the domain of health. This study investigates the impact of indirect taxation on healthcare utilisation among rur...

Impacts of Different Monin–Obukhov Parameterizations on Seasonal Turbulent Heat Flux Estimates Over Snow Surfaces

Abstract Modeling of turbulent heat fluxes over snow surfaces almost exclusively depends on the Monin–Obukhov similarity theory. Within this framework, this study evaluates the impact of different parameterizations, including roughness lengths and stability correction functions,...

Building Capacity at Home: Tribal College Faculty Pursuing Graduate Degrees Through a Reciprocal University Partnership

ABSTRACT Thirteen Tribal College (TCU) faculty in Montana are pursuing graduate degrees through a reciprocal partnership with Montana State University (MSU) to strengthen TCU capacity and expand local educational opportunities. All TCUs in Montana serve as community colleges for...

In-Situ Eutectic Ultra-High-Temperature Ceramic Coatings with Dispersed Rhenium Intermetallics for Reusable Thermal Protection Systems

Reusable launch vehicles and hypersonic re-entry vehicles experience surface temperatures that routinely exceed 2000 °C on leading edges and nose tips. Conventional ultra-high-temperature ceramic (UHTC) coatings based on hafnium or zirconium diboride offer high melting points but...

Comparative experimental and numerical investigation of engine-lubricant performance in hydrogen- and gasoline-fueled PFI SI engines

Hydrogen-fueled spark-ignition (SI) engines offer wide flammability limits, fast flame propagation, and carbon-free exhaust products, making them a promising route toward low-carbon transportation. However, their fast heat-release rates and elevated in-cylinder temperatures pose...

The academic library as co-producer of transdisciplinary engagement: A social exchange framework for resource mobilization and outreach

This paper introduces the Strategic Reciprocity Model, a framework that repositions the academic library as a strategic and fiscal co-producer of transdisciplinary engagement. Using the LACES (Lab for Art, Community, Ecology & Science) Library Mural Project at University of Malta...

BELL NONLOCALITY, RELATIONAL INFORMATION, AND MODAL ONTOLOGY

This article develops an expanded critical–propositional analysis of Alain Aspect, Jean Dalibard, and Gérard Roger’s 1982 experiment, Experimental Test of Bell’s Inequalities Using Time-Varying Analyzers, in systematic dialogue with the Theory of Objectivity (TO), developed by Vi...

Beyond Surface Catalysis: Dynamic Cation‐Regulated Interfacial Water Gating for Aqueous Polysulfide Electrochemistry

ABSTRACT Aqueous sulfur electrochemistry holds great promise for high‐energy density storage but is currently constrained by sluggish redox kinetics and severe polarization. Despite extensive efforts in catalyst design to enhance polysulfide adsorption, kinetic improvements have...

Branching Out: How Constitutional Isomerism Influences Volatility in Butyl Acetates

This project investigates how molecular branching affects the evaporation rate (volatility) of butyl acetate isomers used in fragrances. By analysing published chemical data, I compared linear and branched structures. The results proved that increased branching lowers boiling poi...

Predicate-Scoped Authority for Conflict Resolution Between Mutually Untrusted Agents

When autonomous agents from different trust domains exchange facts, those facts conflict, and a receiving agent must decide which value governs. We make two claims. First, authority over a contested fact is properly scoped to the (principal, predicate) pair, not to the principal...

The Reflexive Path-Law Framework: Unpredictability, Identification, and Market Equilibrium

Return unpredictability is an observational property relative to a filtration, horizon, target, loss, and strategy class; it does not by itself establish correct valuation, no-arbitrage, net non-exploitability, causal exogeneity, or dynamic stability. This paper develops the Refl...

A cardiovascular-motor axis framework for perfusion-mediated motor impairment

Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death worldwide, and among survivors of heart failure, peripheral arterial disease, valvular disease, and atrial fibrillation many develop motor impairment: weakness, slow gait, sarcopenia, frailty. These deficits are usually attribu...

From lay to scientific cognition: the case of pre-evolutionary homologies

Continuity views of the relation between lay and scientific cognition hold that the basic cognitive abilities of scientists are not much different from those of laypeople. Recent psychological studies revealed strong candidate examples of continuity, involving lay visual cognitio...

P1.185. Health-Related Quality of Life After Robot-Assisted Versus Thoracoscopic Esophagectomy: A Secondary Analysis From the Multicenter RAMIE Trial

Abstract Topic Esophageal Cancer: Surgical Treatment of Esophageal Cancer Background The comparative effects of robot-assisted and thoracoscopic esophagectomy on postoperative health-related quality of life (HRQOL) are not well defined. Here, we sought to assess patient-reported...

From Algorithmic Fragmentation to the Narrative Construction of the Self

This theoretical study extends the model previously developed in Dynamique de la conscience et fragmentation du temps vécu face aux dispositifs algorithmiques (Ben Mabrouk, 2026) by examining the consequences of algorithmically induced fragmentation on autobiographical memory and...