- A Consilient Gap Synthesis of the QNFO/QWAV Research Portfolio
The QNFO/QWAV research ecosystem has grown to 95 projects, 3,109 Knowledge Graph nodes, 1,502 edges, 917 papers in D1 living-paper, and 25 tracked OpenItems. At this scale, the set of unresolved gaps — deferred publications, stalled phases, missing cross-references, unregistered
- The Computable Real Boundary: Where Physics Ends and Cognitive Fiction Begins
Every experiment reduces to a finite act of distinction: this reading, not that; this frequency range, not that; this bit string, not its negation. Physics is, at its operational core, a discipline of finite distinguishability. Yet the mathematical architecture physics inherited
- Finite Specification, Ontological Indeterminism: The Gisin–Del Santo Program Converges with Autaxys Ontological Closure
We examine the Gisin--Del Santo program on finite-precision physics and its convergence with the Autaxys Ontological Closure (OC) framework. The Gisin--Del Santo program argues that (1) physical quantities contain only finite information, (2) real numbers are physically unreal --
- Vanishing ZBW Signal: The ZBW-Majorana Hypothesis as a Unified Framework for Topological Fermion Distinction
The ZBW-Majorana hypothesis establishes that Zitterbewegung is a Z2 topological observable distinguishing Dirac from Majorana fermions. This capstone paper synthesises six central claims including vanishing ZBW signal, Z2 invariant, topological protection, Bruhat-Tits geometry, e
- Auditing the BQNN: Does a Tunable Quantum Neural Network on Trapped-Ion and Superconducting Hardware Demonstrate a Route to Near-Term Quantum Advantage?
We audit the BQNN paper by Lakhdar-Hamina et al. (2025, PRL / arXiv:2507.21222v2) which implements a tunable quantum neural network on three quantum computing platforms. Through a complete Phase 1-4 research pipeline including due diligence, external literature search across 32 p