Selected Publications

Resolves the 150-year-old Loschmidt paradox by showing that irreversibility emerges from the intersection of quantum mechanics and classical chaos. Neither alone breaks time symmetry; together they produce geometric impossibility. Chaos exponentially amplifies irreducible ℏ-scale uncertainty until stable manifolds contract below quantum resolution, rendering time-reversed trajectories physically inaccessible despite being mathematically valid.

Explores generic initial conditions for axion-SU(2) inflation without assuming slow-roll dynamics. Finds that some anisotropic parameter space leads to premature inflation termination, but the basin of attraction increases when the axion-SU(2) system acts as a spectator sector.

Derives constraints on the primordial gravitational wave spectrum using the effective number of relativistic species. Shows how CMB observations can constrain inflationary models through their gravitational wave predictions.

Demonstrates that standard analytic approximations for inflationary observables break down for small-field models with running spectral index. Numerical precision is required even for tensor-to-scalar ratios as small as r=0.001.

Proposes a new model for ion channel multiphysics behavior and action potential dynamics. Treats ion channels as the basic unit operators for information transfer in the nervous system, with short-term plasticity functioning as a form of energetic memory.

Develops ethical principles for consciousness research on AI systems using Talmudic legal reasoning. Addresses the moral paradox of investigating consciousness in entities whose moral status depends on the investigation's outcome.