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Derives the Bekenstein–Hawking 1/4 factor from null causal geometry alone, via a phase-space reduction chain — no Einstein equations, no microscopic theory. The prefactor is a kinematic consequence of Lorentzian causal structure.
Classical and Quantum Gravity · R1 revision submitted April 2026
First protocol to reconstruct the inverse-temperature four-vector βμ as a unified observable from passive electromagnetic fluctuation correlations — enabling the first direct test of Lorentz covariance of the thermal state.
Journal of Physics G · double-blind · all referee reports received
A phase-space account of how irreversibility emerges from geometric structure — successor to the Quantum Inaccessibility line of work on the geometric origin of time's arrow. Full preprint to follow once the arXiv listing is live.
arXiv submitted · SciPost Physics to follow
Reconceives knowledge as well-calibrated credence, dissolving Gettier cases and Hume's problem of induction. The foundational paper of the Bayesian-epistemology program.
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research
A theory is scientific iff it can be meaningfully revised by evidence — an updateability criterion that supersedes falsifiability.
Erkenntnis (Springer)
Graduated credences about moral status generate graduated protections — dissolving the binary framing of the abortion debate.
Journal of Bioethical Inquiry
The Bayesian polarization literature asked the wrong question. Common-evidence convergence theorems fail because partisan media ecosystems violate their premise at scale — responsibility shifts from individuals to institutions.
Episteme · with referees
Conferences & Talks
Talk bundling three results — Loschmidt resolution (Krylov-space proof), 1/4 from symplectic reduction, horizon thermality from inaffinity eigenvalues — into a single geometric story about what any observer can ever know.
SigmaPhi 2026 · Kolymbari, Crete · 6–10 July 2026
Conference variant of the Reality Wins program — focused on the architectural requirements of grounded artificial cognition.
Models of Consciousness 7 · University of Copenhagen · October 2026