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Global Time Echoes: Raw RINEX Consistency Test — Multi-GNSS raw-RINEX Single Point Positioning across 539 stations (1.17B pair-samples): pure annual harmonic dominance (A_1/A_2 ≈ 3.98) phase-locked to perihelion, >5.5× equinoctial artifact suppression, and dual-frequency ionospheric persistence (r = −0.416, 2.5σ).

  • Updated Oct 17, 2026
  • Python

5D Gauss-Bonnet braneworld with holographic transfer function. First-principles derivation complete. Observational test reveals S₈/Lyman-α incompatibility. Theoretical analysis shows equivalence principle violation. Falsification published.

  • Updated Sep 18, 2026
  • Python

This repository contains the Wolfram Mathematica notebooks I developed during the research for my Diploma Thesis at the School of Physics, Faculty of Sciences, A.U.Th. The Diploma Thesis is a part of a broader research, which can be found at arXiv 2105.11935. My Diploma Thesis is provided as a supplement attached to this repository.

  • Updated Jun 29, 2021
  • Mathematica

The Soliton Wake: Exploring RBH-1 as a Temporal Topology Candidate — Forced spherical boundary-value solve on the two-branch kinetic sector (k=16.03) for the RBH-1 runaway black hole wake (z≈0.96), placing the exterior shear-recovery radius at R_s=√(GM/g_t)≈90 pc with 3.28×–32.8× shear enhancement and cold-gas Jeans collapse.

  • Updated Oct 17, 2026
  • Python

The ACM Trunk: a rigid holographic framework for galactic dynamics. This repository provides the core analytical engine for predicting galaxy rotation behavior from baryonic distributions via linear holographic screening. Tagline No galaxy-by-galaxy fits. No hidden knobs. Just the physics of the background floor.

  • Updated Mar 29, 2026
  • Python

The Mount Wilson Paradigm: Restoring the Eternal Universe via the Temporal Equivalence Principle — Proves the Mount Wilson Equivalence Theorem on a static spatial background and synthesizes two-branch kinetic screening (k=16.03), SPARC rotation curves, and unstretched-space ADM optical refraction without dark matter or spatial expansion.

  • Updated Oct 18, 2026
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Deterministic reproducibility capsule for GIFT Paper 1. Reproduces the deep-regime scaling and normalization of the RAR and BTFR from the SPARC dataset using fixed-slope ODR fits. Code, derived data, and verification figures included. Archived snapshot: Zenodo DOI 10.5281/zenodo.18513729.

  • Updated Feb 8, 2026
  • Python

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