About
The work,
the authors.
A research programme built in the open. Two paper series, a public archive, and an explicit invitation for the work to be killed by experiment.
Why now
A theory should be
built to break.
The standard model and general relativity are wildly successful and obviously incomplete. The interesting question is not whether they will be replaced. It is what they will be replaced by, and what tests the successor will accept.
Phase Differential Theory is a candidate. It is published in full so that anyone can evaluate it. The reader summaries are written for non specialists. The predictions are spelled out plainly enough that the experimental community can argue with them.
Nothing here is hidden behind paywalls, prestige, or jargon. The whole archive is available on this site, on Zenodo, and through the linked DOIs.
Authors
Built by a small
research group.
The PDT papers are written by a small group of independent researchers. Messages sent through the contact page are read directly by the authors. Substantive questions receive substantive replies. Press and collaboration enquiries are routed accordingly.
We do not run a lab. The framework lives or dies on its predictions, which is why we go to length to make them explicit and to update the framework status page when results land.
The contract
An open invitation
to scrutiny.
We will publish negative results as visibly as positive ones. We will name the predictions that fail before adjusting the theory to absorb them. If the framework cannot survive that discipline, it does not deserve the attention.
That is the contract this site exists to make public.