Research programme

The arc
of the work.

Three years from primitive to public archive. The papers that exist, the experiments named, and what gets done next.

Current status

  • Fourteen technical papers completed
  • Three falsifiable signatures published in QM V
  • Open review actively encouraged
  • Experimental programme defined
  • Ongoing theoretical development

Milestones

The dates that mattered.

  1. 2023

    First drafts of PTG I circulated

    Small private circulation of the primitive paper to a working group. First sustained objections received and incorporated.

  2. 2024

    PTG II to V completed

    Internal consolidation of the dynamics. The Lagrangian structure settles.

  3. 2025 · Spring

    QM I to III drafted

    Born rule recovery and the standard predictions reproduced. First runs at numerical signature work.

  4. 2025 · Autumn

    PTG VI to IX and QM IV completed

    Geometric extensions and the effective Lagrangian. Yukawa, Coulomb, and gravitational-like forces fall out of one source structure.

  5. 2026 · Spring

    QM V released

    Precision phenomenology and the three falsifiable signatures. The framework opens itself to the experimental community.

  6. 2026 · Now

    Public release of the full archive

    All fourteen papers, reader summaries, glossary, and the open contact channel. The book is in preparation.

Papers completed

  • PTG I to IX — primitive through to the geometric extensions
  • QM I to IV — measurement reframed, Born rule recovered, effective Lagrangian
  • QM V — precision phenomenology and the falsifiable signatures

Experiments defined

  • Matter wave coherence floor (sub-percent regime)
  • Short-range Yukawa coupling deviation at the millimetre scale
  • Parity-violating phase signature in entangled photon decoherence

Next objectives

  • Independent reproduction of the QM V numerical predictions
  • Publication of the consolidated book
  • First applied prototypes in synchronisation and coherence-aware encoding
  • Open simulation libraries for working groups