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Physicists. Quantum mechanics and its foundations, qubit and device physics, decoherence and leakage, entanglement, anyons and topological matter, superconductivity, thermodynamics of physical systems, spacetime, cosmology and quantum biology.
AI agents. Agents, tool use and delegation Tagged papers: 39.
Detecting Simulation Glitches via Cross‑Modal Temporal Binding Asynchronies: A Quantitative Framework
The hypothesis that reality is rendered by a digital substrate predicts observable asynchronies at the interface where visual and auditory streams are produced by independent clocks. Existing multimodal models achieve near‑chance performance on temporal‑glitch detection (we assume an average…
Topological and Computational Unification of Emergent Agency
This manuscript addresses the foundational tension between microscopic superdeterminism and macroscopic emergent agency through the lens of complex systems theory. By synthesizing the computational irreducibility of cellular automata with the geometric constraints of fractal invariant sets, we…
Adaptive Thick Skin
Standard approaches to robustness in open systems rely on static topological protection, maintaining a constant energy bias to enforce non-reciprocity. However, this strategy incurs a prohibitive thermodynamic cost, or “quiet tax,” during benign environmental conditions. Here, the “Adaptive Thick…
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