Structural Preconditions of Physical Description: A Logical–Structural Analysis of the Conditions of Applicability of Physics
Seven structural preconditions for physical description and the foundation of the programme.
Thirteen DOI-linked research papers
This page deliberately lists research papers. All thirteen entries below are publicly available preprints; none is presented here as a peer-reviewed publication. Journal status, where relevant, is kept separate from this public register. The Zenodo Community also contains book, guide and methodology records, so its total record count is higher.
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Levels of Description and the Burden of Crossing Them: A Functional-Logical Account of Transitions in Physical Explanation
Claim-relative roles, nine routes, transition profiles, and the Bridge Burden / Discharge / Debt architecture.
When Physical Applicability Fails: A Token-Level Verdict Protocol for Physical Claims
A token-level verdict protocol for physical claims. It freezes a versioned claim, adjudicates token satisfaction, filters applicability-relevant deficits, and records a time-indexed PASS / OPEN / Loss of Applicability verdict.
When AI “Discovers” Physics: An Applicability-Diagnostic Verdict Protocol for AI-Based Physical Claims
A verdict protocol for AI-based physical discovery claims.
When Interpretations Fail the Test: A Diagnostic Protocol for Claims about the Quantum Measurement Problem
Applicability diagnostics for interpretations of quantum mechanics.
When Physics Demands Its Own Beginning: The Initial-Conditions Regress and the Limits of Presuppositionless Explanation in Cosmology
The initial-conditions regress and the limits of presuppositionless explanation.
What Origin Strategies Cannot Avoid: A Diagnostic Protocol and Constraint Map for Cosmological Origin Claims
A constraint map across cosmological origin strategies.
The Finality Demand in Fundamental Physics: A Self-Applicability Diagnostic of ‘Final Theory’ and Unification Claims
Self-applicability and the diagnostic limits of final-theory claims.
Applicability Diagnostics in Fundamental Physics: A Functional Necessity Argument and a Fourteen-Case Calibration
Introduces the Functional Incompleteness Argument (FIA): complete, auditable claim-level applicability diagnosis requires recoverable requirement, transition-warrant and token-satisfaction information, none recoverable from the other two. P1 → P2 → P3 is one concrete realisation; the separate fourteen-case study calibrates S1–S7.
A Validation-Licensing Audit of GR+ΛCDM in the Cosmological Regime
A regime-sensitive audit of the standard cosmological model.
From Fit to Attribution: Tracing the Provenance of Component Support in Cosmology
A pipeline-level audit of where component-level support enters cosmological inference, separating evidential strength from attributional force.
The Prephysical Turn: Why Fundamental Physics Requires a Licensing Discipline
Why fundamental physics requires a licensing discipline.
Ruling Out Entirely? Modal Compression and Selective Scope Rendering in the Galactic Centre Excess Debate
A modal-audit case study comparing body-level warrant, citable-surface scope, revision history and a frozen ADS–INSPIRE reception corpus.