Independent research
My independent work asks how informational relationships and systemic organisation can contribute to a description of physical reality.
A public version of this research appears in Theory of the Information Universe (TIU), Version 1.9. It presents an original conceptual framework that describes physical reality through a hierarchy of information systems. The publication is intended for discussion and further theoretical scrutiny.
This line of inquiry is separate from my professional work in business and management.
On the Energy Balance of the D–T Fusion Reaction in Tokamak Plasmas
The paper examines the energy balance of deuterium–tritium fusion in tokamak plasmas. It proposes investigating whether some energy is redistributed into collective wave and field processes, and looking for signs in existing measurements. This is an interpretative hypothesis for further testing.
Read the preprint on ZenodoOn the Observed Origin of the Universe as a Hierarchical Response to IS-1 Constraints
Within TIU, this paper offers an interpretation of compact, luminous objects observed in the early Universe by the James Webb Space Telescope. It outlines possible observational tests of the hypothesis, which remains open to further evidence.
Read the preprint on ZenodoEntanglement as a Coherent β-Coupled System
The paper proposes interpreting electron–ion entanglement as one coherent physical system. It describes a composite contour model and potentially testable deviations from standard expectations; the proposal calls for experimental assessment.
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