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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.
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Exchange Symmetry Is an Involution, Not an Idempotent: A Derivation‑Based Fact‑Check
The claim that particle exchange is idempotent, that the two‑particle configuration space is the three‑sphere $S^{3}$, that the spin‑statistics theorem holds without qualification, and that non‑Abelian anyons are idempotent appears in recent speculative notes. This paper addresses the gap between…
The Zero-Point Phase as an Archimedean Factor of Weil-Index Reciprocity: A Formal Verification and Its Limits
The vacuum phase of the harmonic oscillator — the Archimedean Maslov (metaplectic) phase $e^{i\pi/4}$ accompanying the zero-point energy $\tfrac{1}{2}\hbar\omega$ — is conventionally treated as a purely real-place, analytic structure. We investigate the conjecture that this phase is instead one…
Philosophy of Science
Previous chapters have critically examined the foundations of modern physics, revealing deep challenges to our understanding of reality, substance, causality, structure, methodology, and even the process of scientific knowing itself. These challenges suggest limitations in our current scientific…
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