Davis Geometric
Research catalog

Research areas & papers.

A collection of questions, methods, and computational studies. Browse by domain, project, or evidence status.

The working notes explain the methods, artifacts, findings, and open questions in each project. These research notes summarize existing work; they do not report new experiments or establish peer review. Original manuscripts remain linked with their own titles and scope.

33 research areas

08 / Algorithms & computing

Telemetry & reproducible operations

Research settingNASAAMC · NASA origins; BRIDGE · Independent

AMC / BRIDGE

Deposited manuscripts

AMC and BRIDGE: preserve meaning when representations change

Which operational properties can be checked when records change format or AI-assisted procedures are replayed?

TL;DR. Two deposited manuscripts: AMC, a per-datapoint embedding format switcher with a semantic translation layer tested on NASA MODIS data; and BRIDGE, a transcript-to-procedure system with log-based replay.

Scope. Reproducing a decision does not show that the decision was correct. A bounded representation error does not automatically bound downstream operational risk.

15 / Earth & energy systems

Atmospheric modeling

Research settingNASA

AURORA

Working-paper draft

AURORA: conservation receipts inside an atmospheric dynamical core

How should conservation and regime diagnostics be evaluated in the proposed rotating-sphere model?

TL;DR. A v0.1 specification for a shallow-water integrator on the sphere: a four-step Störmer–Verlet scheme with in-step divergence projection, per-step receipts for energy, mass, potential vorticity and circulation, and ten test gates.

Scope. An exact discrete identity is not evidence of accurate weather or climate forecasts. Conservation and regime-classification targets must not be presented as completed empirical validation.

16 / Earth & energy systems

Agricultural telemetry

Research settingNASA

DEMETER

Working-paper draft

DEMETER: transferring physical context into farm telemetry

How reliably can transferred physical parameters support interpretation of farm telemetry across sites?

TL;DR. A v2.0 specification: a per-field daily data model joining public soil, weather, satellite and equipment feeds; one resource ratio instantiated for moisture, nutrients, equipment, phenology and markets; and worked examples.

Scope. Transferred constants do not remove model uncertainty or site dependence. Data volume alone does not establish agronomic benefit or reliable operational recommendations.

30 / Mathematical foundations

Geometry, topology & operator theory

Research settingNASAFoundational origins

Davis Manifold / Sameness / conjecture studies

Deposited manuscripts

Representation and sameness: what survives a translation?

Which results follow from the stated geometric assumptions, and which proposed implications require further proof?

TL;DR. Deposited manuscripts on representation manifolds, translation–distance equivalence, double covers, holonomy and operator conjectures, plus a 2026 review running exact checks and constructing counterexamples against selected steps.

Scope. A deposited manuscript is not independent confirmation of a proof. Introducing additional axioms or a restricted object class does not establish the original unrestricted conjecture.

32 / Algorithms & computing

Data integrity & investigative analytics

Research settingNASA

USAspending / IDAS

Technical specification · v1.2.1

USAspending / IDAS: follow a finding back to the data

Can an analyst trace a flagged spending-data pattern back to trustworthy records and the exact checks that produced it?

TL;DR. A NASA engineering specification for CSV/Parquet and Bronze/Silver parity, key quality, schema governance, and traceable evidence bundles. The companion walks through the check rules and an interactive row-count example.

Scope. Integrity checks and configurable screens support human investigation; they do not establish fraud. The companion presents the design and illustrative calculations, not production investigation results.

06 / Algorithms & computing

Software security & anomaly detection

Research settingIBM

SCJ / network analysis

Technical report + merged contributions

SCJ: structural code analysis and three merged F Prime contributions

Can structural representations improve candidate triage on a defined security workload?

TL;DR. SCJ studies relationships between operations, guards and code structure. Three accepted F Prime contributions add local size checks and a reusable CodeQL rule, with public reviews and regression evidence.

Scope. A similar function is not necessarily vulnerable, and a detected anomaly is not necessarily malicious. Individual confirmed cases do not establish corpus-wide recall or a low false-positive rate.

07 / Algorithms & computing

Cryptographic structure

Research settingIBM

SHA-256 / geometric hashing

Deposited manuscript

SHA-256: geometric measurements, corrected by matched controls

What does geometric analysis reveal about internal hash computations under a precisely stated model?

TL;DR. Instrumented SHA-256 implementations, heat-kernel graphs on sampled working states, one-bit intervention and cube-sum measurements, frozen receipts, 57 tests and a 26-check verifier that recomputes reported numbers.

Scope. An internal pattern, non-invertible embedding or underdetermined representation does not establish collision resistance, preimage resistance, or an attack on SHA-256.

26 / Engineering systems

Maritime sensing & sensor fusion

Research settingIBM

KRAKEN

Working-paper draft

KRAKEN: keep sensor disagreement visible through fusion and replay

How does a multimodal fusion method perform when sensor quality and agreement vary?

TL;DR. A Rust/WebAssembly demonstrator replaying seeded synthetic scenarios through modality translation, signature-template matching, persistence tests, tail-risk fusion and Merkle-hashed audit, plus a specification for an operator-facing display.

Scope. Auditability is not detection accuracy. A controlled demonstrator does not establish field performance, deployment readiness or reliable threat identification.

33 / Algorithms & computing

Reproducible security simulation

Research settingIBMOriginal project · Current reconstruction

PhantomBridge / BlackIce

Research software · Reconstruction v0.2

BlackIce: an explicit world for repeatable security experiments

Which state and relationships must a security simulator preserve for an experiment to be replayed and its suggestions inspected?

TL;DR. A simulated filesystem, service registry and response rules support controlled replay. A graph-based memory records transitions and ranks related techniques. The companion includes live comparisons, a console, a score breakdown and 204 supplied parity checks rerun against saved reference captures.

Scope. The browser fixtures and parity checks evaluate the current reconstruction. They do not establish real-system fidelity, universal determinism or training effectiveness. Transcript ingestion is not part of the browser demonstration.

24 / Engineering systems

Guidance, navigation & control

Research settingMach IndustriesCollaboration with Dr. Ryan Rapetti

ICARUS

Working-paper draft

ICARUS: when a small error budget is not enough for confidence

How do proposed geometric state and confidence representations behave in a specified estimation and control task?

TL;DR. The work implements a C++ advisory library, wraps it as a passive F Prime component with no output ports, and drives a synthetic two-stage ascent through it, saving 601 samples.

Scope. A simulation or heuristic confidence score does not establish flight readiness, closed-loop stability or calibrated risk. A complete operational GNC claim needs component and integrated-system evidence.

25 / Engineering systems

Flight-control models & adaptation

Research settingMach Industries

FAL-CORE / The Geometry of Flight

Working-paper draft

FAL-CORE: one flight model, eight views of control and adaptation

What can a propulsion-control demonstration establish about adaptation under changing model conditions?

TL;DR. An interactive application with hand-written numerical routines: an F-16 short-period plant plus elevator actuator, analyzed through frequency response, LQR, Kalman estimation, Lyapunov design, model-reference adaptation and four update laws.

Scope. A demonstrator does not establish improved engine efficiency, safety or hardware performance. Stability claims require a stated plant model, uncertainty set and proof or defined empirical test.

29 / Economic & social systems

The Geometry of War

Research settingCrowdStrikeCollaboration with Dr. Paolo Di Prodi on the Psychohistory analysis tool

Conflict & geopolitical systems · PSYCHOHISTORY · The Geometry of War

Deposited manuscript

Economic interdependence, diplomatic capacity and conflict

How should a geometric conflict-risk model be evaluated without confusing historical reconstruction with prospective warning?

TL;DR. A monthly panel of 156 directed state pairs among 42 states, 1990–2022, with integration and tolerance indices, a five-level alert scheme and a separate mode for weakly linked pairs.

Scope. A reconstructed historical alert does not establish that a forecast was issued before the event. Geometric stress measures do not make conflict inevitable, and headline lead time alone omits false alarms.

01 / Algorithms & computing

Shortest paths & graph algorithms

Research settingIndependent

SSSP

Recorded SSSP density sweep and a matrix of implementation ratios across sparse, million-vertex, road, dense and grid inputs. Both faster and slower cases are shown.
SSSP · Reported timing ratios from the September 2026 companion. The density sweep and cross-input comparison include cases favoring the heap. A dash means the summary does not report that comparison. Single machine, sequential execution; no benchmarks rerun. Explore the figure and its evidence → Recorded data
Working paper + artifact

SSSP: where bucket scheduling saves work—and where it loses

How do bucket width, duplicate suppression, and local lookahead affect sequential shortest-path execution?

TL;DR. Rust implementations of bucket-based Δ-stepping variants and a binary-heap Dijkstra, timed on synthetic graphs and three DIMACS road networks: 192 configurations, 53,460 timed runs, one machine, distances checked.

Scope. Results concern the author's implementations, one machine and a limited set of graph families. Teaching traces are not timing measurements, and geometric features did not demonstrate acceleration in the reported lookahead tests.

02 / Algorithms & computing

Constraint satisfaction & GPU execution

Research settingIndependent

GPU / Sudoku

Deposited manuscript

GPU constraint solving: propagation, relaxation, and search

When does geometric scheduling help a GPU constraint solver on a specified instance family?

TL;DR. A three-phase CUDA Sudoku solver (bitmask propagation, continuous relaxation, prioritized depth-first search) with an instance-routing rule, run on 15-clue extreme puzzles and eleven known hard puzzles on a laptop GPU.

Scope. A Sudoku comparison does not establish a general CSP speedup. Cross-language, CPU/GPU and different-algorithm comparisons confound the contribution of the scheduling rule.

03 / Algorithms & computing

PageRank & iterative solvers

Research settingIndependent

Graph computation

Deposited manuscript

PageRank: can a geometric diagnostic pay for itself?

Can graph-derived diagnostics inform solver selection without costing more than they save?

TL;DR. A Rust implementation that selects Jacobi or Gauss–Seidel with over-relaxation (ω = 1.3) from average out-degree, reporting iterations and residuals on clustered, social-network, chain, tree and road-like graphs.

Scope. A proposed mixing-time interpretation does not establish a uniform performance guarantee. Solver choice may depend on damping, tolerance, graph construction and preprocessing.

04 / Algorithms & computing

Databases, indexing & serialization

Research settingIndependent

GIGI / GEODESIC / DHOOM

Working-paper draft

GIGI: storing observations together with the structure used to query them

What costs and capabilities distinguish bundle-based storage, geometric indexing and structured serialization on defined workloads?

TL;DR. GIGI, a Rust engine served by one binary over a REST API, with a query language (GQL v2.2) whose verbs cover storage, reads, joins, aggregation, curvature, transport, spectral and topological diagnostics.

Scope. Index complexity is conditional on the query and data structure. Compression, token reduction and retrieval timing are workload-dependent; they do not imply a general database advantage or cryptographic security.

05 / Algorithms & computing

Language modeling & inference

Research settingIndependent

MARCELLA / attention / cache

Deposited manuscripts

MARCELLA: separate the substrate, the gate, and the generator

Which prediction and inference tasks benefit from the proposed geometric representations under matched evaluation?

TL;DR. A next-token predictor built from corpus counts and fixed grammatical coordinates without gradient training, and a runtime composing cited replies from indexed GIGI bundles behind a distance-based refusal gate.

Scope. Perplexities from different tokenizers, corpora and model versions are not directly comparable. A geometric interpretation of attention is a hypothesis, not proof of the mechanism of reasoning or hallucination.

09 / Physical sciences

Plasma physics & confinement

Research settingIndependent

CHIHIRO

Four plasma geometry classes and all 40 saved ballooning-model ratios across magnetic shear. Circular, elongated, D-shaped and negative-triangularity cases retain their distinct curves.
The same stability calculation responds differently to four geometry classes. Dots show all 40 saved model evaluations; lines join sampled points. The full study opens the boundary calculations, plateau checks and separate diagnostic channels. Explore the figure and its evidence → Open CHIHIRO ↗
Deposited manuscript

CHIHIRO: shape, equilibrium and distinct instability diagnostics

How do spectral and geometric quantities relate to stability in specified plasma models?

TL;DR. Saved sweeps of a Miller-shaped ballooning model and an ITER-like graph-spectrum calculation across normalized pressure, plus an interactive shear–pressure model across several cross-section shapes.

Scope. Agreement in a model or recovery of a known limit does not establish predictive performance on experimental discharges. The work is not a solution to fusion confinement.

10 / Physical sciences

Superfluids & Bose–Einstein condensates

Research settingIndependent

Davis–Landau study

Deposited manuscript

Superfluid onset: obstacle geometry and vortex nucleation

How does an obstacle's geometry affect vortex onset within the simulated condensate model?

TL;DR. Two-dimensional GPU Gross–Pitaevskii simulations for three atomic species and two obstacle profiles, measuring the onset velocity as a fraction of sound speed, with included simulation and figure code.

Scope. Simulation agreement across selected parameterizations does not prove a universal law across species, temperatures, dimensionalities or experimental conditions.

11 / Physical sciences

Lattice gauge models & response experiments

Research settingIndependent

HALCYON

HALCYON source engineering sheet with an annotated cage assembly, three orthographic views, median section, exploded face, node details and geometric dimension schedule.
HALCYON / GA-001 · The project’s Rev B engineering sheet, with normalized dimensions, sections, face register and node details. Geometry is specified; hardware arrangements remain conceptual and no physical effect is established. Explore the figure and its evidence → Drawing scope
Simulation report + draft

HALCYON: a finite SU(2) trajectory on a truncated icosahedron

What can finite-lattice calculations establish, and which apparatus-level response hypotheses remain untested?

TL;DR. A ten-section validation report: substrate identities, energy and constraint conservation, time reversal, gauge invariance, agreement with an exact plaquette result across six couplings, and a sampling-method cross-check that fails.

Scope. Conservation checks on a finite graph do not establish the continuum Yang–Mills mass gap or a physical change in inertia. The displayed mechanical response is conditional on an assumed inertia ratio.

12 / Physical sciences

Horizon thermodynamics

Research settingIndependent

CALCIFER

Working-paper draft

CALCIFER: tracing the inputs to a horizon-temperature calculation

Which inputs are required to recover a horizon-temperature expression in the proposed geometric construction?

TL;DR. A derivation manuscript covering five spacetimes and three analog media, a numerical test suite checking formula routes, and CALCIFER, a Rust-with-Python tool that locates analog horizons and computes temperature.

Scope. Reproducing a known temperature expression or passing consistency tests is not independent evidence for a new quantum-gravity theory. A quantum constant supplied as input cannot be claimed as derived.

13 / Physical sciences

Cosmology & observability

Research settingIndependent

Topology and observability

Deposited manuscript

Topology and observability: when structure becomes hard to distinguish

Under which assumptions could an observation distinguish a proposed global topology?

TL;DR. A deposited theoretical manuscript defines a capacity ratio C = τ/K for each topological cycle, states four theorems on flatness, observability regimes and the CMB two-point function, and derives candidate signatures.

Scope. A proposed capacity or observability measure does not establish the universe's topology or explain observed randomness. Observational equivalence and selection effects must be addressed.

14 / Physical sciences

Fluid dynamics & regularity

Research settingIndependent

Navier–Stokes investigations

Deposited manuscript

Navier–Stokes: a geometric regularity program and its missing estimate

What estimates would be required for a geometric regularity argument to apply to the stated fluid equations?

TL;DR. A manuscript defines a geometric “mass gap” functional built from vorticity and its gradient, sketches a conditional regularity argument through the Beale–Kato–Majda criterion, and reports finite Taylor–Green vortex simulations.

Scope. The catalog preserves the manuscript as a proposed argument. It does not endorse a resolution of the general regularity problem or infer one from finite simulations.

17 / Earth & energy systems

Power-system stability

Research settingIndependent

PHAETHON

All 39 buses and source network branches from the PHAETHON fixture, with generating buses marked, and a comparison of saved reduced effective and classical undamped spectra.
PHAETHON · The source IEEE 39-bus topology and saved base-case spectral comparison. Node placement is a visualization layout, not geography. The fixture agreement is a numerical consistency check, not a guarantee of grid stability. Explore the figure and its evidence → Saved spectral fixture
Preprint + artifact

PHAETHON: grid stability, generator synchronism, and the geometry of pole slips

How can a grid model connect generator oscillations, winding history and energy barriers to study the loss of synchronism?

TL;DR. PHAETHON combines an inertia-weighted stability operator with generator-angle history, winding counts, energy barriers and local stress measures. Its manuscript and public kit recover classical modes on IEEE benchmarks and examine line outages and generator-specific barriers; dynamic extensions use synthetic cases.

Scope. Algebraic equivalence is not independent operational validation. Thresholds and inverter-rich behavior need separate assessment; a finite-network energy barrier is not the continuum Yang–Mills problem.

18 / Life sciences

Molecular binding & drug response

Research settingIndependent

MIRADOR / molecular geometry

Working-paper draft

MIRADOR: keep the molecule, target, and response context connected

Do geometric representations add predictive value for a defined binding or drug-response endpoint?

TL;DR. A v0.2 specification for a ten-layer Rust pipeline, each layer assigned a geometric object, invariants and planned tests, with planned adapters for PDB, AlphaFold, ChEMBL, ZINC and PharmGKB data.

Scope. A geometric score is not evidence of therapeutic efficacy. The earlier hit-rate claim is omitted because the reviewed site entry does not identify the dataset, comparator and evaluation protocol needed to assess it.

19 / Life sciences

Vaccine & antibody design

Research settingIndependent

MIRADOR / mirror manifolds

Theoretical manuscript

Mirror manifolds: conditional coverage of antigenic paths

What can a proposed panel-coverage bound guarantee when its modeling assumptions hold?

TL;DR. The preprint builds a coupled antigen-receptor construction trained contrastively, derives a coverage bound on neutralization, inverts it into an empirical error budget, and states an existence theorem for the receptor geometry.

Scope. A theoretical coverage bound does not demonstrate neutralization or clinical protection. A useful guarantee depends on justified error bounds, calibration and in-distribution path assumptions.

20 / Life sciences

Viral sequence surveillance

Research settingIndependent

HERALD / PARALLAX

Deposited manuscript

HERALD: connect measured antigenic drift to a conditional risk estimate

Can sequence-based divergence signals provide useful early indications under realistic data-availability constraints?

TL;DR. The HERALD preprint constructs a Riemannian pullback metric over a protein-language-model representation, regularizes it, fuses drift signals through a probability-integral transform, and states conditional guarantees plus evaluation and governance protocols.

Scope. A retrospective alert before a naming date does not establish a prospective prediction. Sequence divergence alone does not demonstrate immune escape, severity or outbreak risk.

21 / Life sciences

Antimicrobial resistance

Research settingIndependent

TESSERA / PARALLAX

Working-paper draft

TESSERA: separating bacterial lineage from mobile genetic context

Can representations of bacterial assemblies help identify candidate transfer or resistance patterns?

TL;DR. The work builds TESSERA, a k-mer compositional encoder and pipeline for bacterial assemblies inside the PARALLAX platform, which accepts FASTA uploads and returns clustering, resistance-gene and transfer outputs.

Scope. Compositional similarity or a shear threshold does not establish horizontal transfer or clinical resistance. A patent filing is not evidence of predictive validity.

22 / Life sciences

Cancer genomics

Research settingIndependent

GEODESIC / PARALLAX

Working-paper draft

GEODESIC in oncology: from mutation profiles to questions about evolution

What can mutation-derived representations distinguish in retrospective cancer datasets?

TL;DR. The work builds GEODESIC's cancer-evolution tool inside PARALLAX: a mutation-profile encoder and pipeline that accept VCF or MAF variant files and return clonal-architecture and trajectory output with a PDF report.

Scope. Retrospective separation of known cancer cohorts does not establish screening or diagnostic performance. This project is distinct from the GEODESIC indexing project.

23 / Life sciences

Permeability & ingredient science

Research settingIndependent

OSHUN

534 measured skin permeability observations against the published Potts–Guy equation, plus context-stratified error estimates showing retained and excluded sample counts.
OSHUN · 534 public permeability observations and the companion’s reported error estimates. Context-stratified rows retain different subsets, so the apparent error reduction is not a paired improvement estimate. Data: huskinDB, Stepanov, Canipa & Wolber (2020), CC BY. Explore the figure and its evidence → Measurements & estimates
Study manuscript

OSHUN: ingredient science built around measured hair geometry

How can ingredient predictions preserve measured substrate context, and what hair-fiber data would make them useful for textured-hair formulation?

TL;DR. OSHUN combines a context-preserving data model, a skin-permeability feasibility study and an interactive ingredient checker. It compares predictions with and without experimental context, explains ingredient-level refusals, and specifies a controlled panel for measuring hair geometry and response.

Scope. A skin-permeability study does not validate hair-performance predictions. Pooled laboratory variation cannot isolate a causal substrate response.

27 / Economic & social systems

Financial reconciliation

Research settingIndependent

PRISM

Deposited manuscript

PRISM: follow one payment across incompatible representations

How accurately can records from different payment formats be reconciled under explicit error costs?

TL;DR. A pure-Python v0.1 pipeline covering five message formats, 512-dimensional block embeddings, hub-and-spoke translators with error bounds, robust amount consensus and hash-sealed decision bundles, tested on generated multi-rail data.

Scope. A headline match rate without a dataset and denominator is not a general accuracy claim. Software tests and deterministic replay do not independently establish production reconciliation quality.

28 / Economic & social systems

Market structure & regime analysis

Research settingIndependent

HELICITY / LAMINAR

Working paper · SSRN

HELICITY / LAMINAR: measuring an order-flow coherence label

How often does LAMINAR select an order-flow coherence label, and how does that selection change under perturbation and a different context?

TL;DR. A three-scale dashboard (macroeconomic series, futures bars, level-2 order book) and a measurement study of one order-flow label across 12 futures instruments, 194 sessions and surrogate controls.

Scope. Historical replay does not establish predictive skill, profitability or live risk reduction. A spectral or circulation diagnostic does not by itself forecast price direction.

31 / Mathematical foundations

Computational complexity

Research settingIndependent

Conditional separation arguments

Deposited manuscript

Conditional complexity separation: what the added axioms must do

What does a complexity separation under additional geometric axioms imply about standard computational models?

TL;DR. A deposited preprint pairing an energy-landscape analysis of random 3-SAT, counting metastable basins and curvature barriers, with two stated axioms that link that geometry to computational cost.

Scope. A separation under extra assumptions is not a resolution of P versus NP in its standard formulation. An energy landscape or slow solver is not by itself a complexity lower bound.

NASA / Foundational papers & engineering records

From telemetry to trustworthy systems.

Five records connect adaptive representations with edge inference, software analysis, build integrity and investigative data provenance.

NASA · Deposited manuscript

AMC

How can a telemetry pipeline change its vector format without losing the relationships an AI model needs?

Publication records

Existing deposited manuscripts

Original titles are retained for citation accuracy, including titles with stronger claims than the summaries above. Metadata lookup establishes the identity of a deposit; it does not verify a result or establish peer review.

  1. Adaptive Embedding Format Switching and Semantic Translation in High-Volume Telemetry Systems 2025 · Working paper · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17211403
  2. Gemini Drift: Automated Patch-Twin Discovery for NASA Flight Software via Semantic Graph Analysis 2025 · Deposited manuscript · Metadata checked 2026-10-08
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17211531
  3. SBOM↔Runtime Concordance Vector (SRCV): Semantic Proof of Build Integrity for NASA JWST Science Platforms 2025 · Deposited manuscript · Metadata checked 2026-10-08
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17211556
  4. BRIDGE: Deterministic Replay for Hybrid AI-Assisted Operational Procedures via VFS Harmonization 2025 · Working paper · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17313876
  5. PRISM v4.1: Risk-Aware Multi-Rail Payment Reconciliation with Bounded Semantic Translation and Spectral Consensus – Adapting NASA Safety-Critical Systems to Financial Infrastructure 2025 · Working paper · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17489610
  6. The Davis Manifold: Geometry-First Detection with Compositional Error Budgets 2025 · Preprint · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17642038
  7. The Geometry of Sameness: An ε-Equivalence of Translation and Distance 2025 · Preprint · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17642422
  8. HERALD: High-resolution Early Recognition of Antigenic Landscape Divergence 2025 · Preprint · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17682618
  9. The Geometry of Generative Reasoning: Gauge-Theoretic Transformers as Realizations of Semantic Sameness 2025 · Preprint · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17718659
  10. The Davis Conjecture on Semantic Coherence: Context Windows as Holonomy Horizons in Functorial Transformers 2025 · Working paper · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17765346
  11. Spectral Geometry of Transformer Cognition: Heat Kernel Analysis Reveals Functional Organization in Language Models 2025 · Preprint · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17783723
  12. Davis Cache: O(1) Reasoning State Preservation via Topological Residue 2025 · Preprint · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17785526
  13. The Incompressibility of Topological Charge and the Energy Cost of Distinguishability: An Information-Geometric Reduction of the Yang-Mills Mass Gap 2025 · Preprint · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17846521
  14. Predicting Interstate Conflict 72 Days in Advance: A Topological Approach to Weaponized Interdependence 2025 · Preprint · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17905678
  15. Dual-Torus Architecture in SHA-256: Carry-Field Tomography Reveals Asymmetric Subsystem Design 2025 · Preprint · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18028911
  16. P ≠ NP under the Davis Information-Geometric Axioms: Geometric Separation of Energy Landscapes 2026 · Preprint · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18210109
  17. Holonomy-First Navier–Stokes Regularity: A Geometric Proof via the Davis Field Equations 2026 · Preprint · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18216597
  18. The Hodge Conjecture: A Davis Field Equations Resolution 2026 · Preprint · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18224782
  19. Davis-Wilson Flow as Ricci Flow: An Independent Gauge-Theoretic Proof of the Poincaré Conjecture via Cache Space Collapse 2026 · Preprint · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18251382
  20. The Davis Manifold Framework for Single-Source Shortest Paths: Curvature-Aware Graph Algorithms 2026 · Preprint · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18284154
  21. The Davis Manifold Framework for PageRank: Curvature-Driven Iterative Solvers 2026 · Preprint · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18285541
  22. The Davis-Landau Sonic Onset Law: Universal Critical Velocity for Vortex Nucleation in Bose-Einstein Condensates 2026 · Preprint · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18369500
  23. Curvature-Guided Wavefront Execution for GPU-Accelerated Constraint Satisfaction on the Davis Manifold 2026 · Preprint · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18511755
  24. The Field Equations of Semantic Coherence: A Geometric Theory of Meaning, Curvature, and Reasoning in Transformer Architectures 2026 · Working paper · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18528388
  25. The Davis Non-Decoupling Theorem: Why Every Flat Model of a Curved System Fails, and the Topological Size of the Debt 2026 · Preprint · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18754646
  26. Geometric Token Transport: Riemannian Parallel Transport as Sequential State Accumulation in Neural Sequence Processing 2026 · Preprint · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18883346
  27. Geodesic Confinement Resolves the Invariant Subspace Problem 2026 · Preprint · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18943764
  28. The Spectral Geometry of Plasma Confinement: A Davis Field Equations Framework for Fusion Stability, Transport Bottlenecks, and Cross-Domain Universality 2026 · Preprint · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18969038
  29. The Crouzeix Conjecture: Shift Extremality and the Curvature Budget 2026 · Preprint · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18976016
  30. The Smooth 4-Dimensional Poincar´e Conjecture: Whitney Embedding via Curvature Flow 2026 · Preprint · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18987788
  31. Why the Universe Looks Random (And Isn't): A Topological Phase Transition at the Edge of Observability 2026 · Preprint · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19038092
  32. MIRADOR: Manifold of Immune Receptors And Drift-Optimized Responses : Geometry-First Co-Embedding for Vaccine and Antibody Design 2026 · Preprint · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19142195
  33. Pure-Fiber Language Modeling: Sequence Prediction by Geometric Query on a Real Fiber Bundle 2026 · Preprint · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20151450
  34. PHAETHON — A Curvature-of-Section Formulation of Multi-Machine Stability 2026 · Preprint · Metadata checked 2026-10-07
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20273563
  35. LAMINAR: Measuring an Order-flow Coherence Label across Twelve Futures Instruments Davis, Bee · September 9, 2026 · SSRN working paper
    DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.7439319