Essays
Field guides to the corpus
Each entry mirrors one Zenodo record. Zenodo is the academic stamp; this surface is the reader's way in — the question, the method or measurement, the limits, and the shape of the idea in plain English.
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Rongorongo and the Shape of an Undeciphered Script
An LLM-driven structural reading of Easter Island's script — an 89-entry dictionary covering 96.9% of tokens, the Mamari tablet as eclipse calendar. Structure classified, not meanings assigned.
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Reading the Indus Valley Script
A structural reading of the Indus corpus — full-sign coverage, positional grammar, co-occurrence. It classifies the corpus as language-like versus label-like; it assigns no meanings.
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Reading Proto-Elamite
A full-sign dictionary and administrative-complexity reading of the Proto-Elamite corpus — a structural classifier, not a semantic decipherment.
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Behaviour-Space Spectral Geometry
Direct variance attribution and bounded attestation for fine-tuned adapter fleets, measured through behaviour rather than weights.
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The Equals Sign as a Rotation
The proven floor of the whole project: why V²+D²=1 is a theorem, not a metaphor — forced by orthogonality and Parseval, a circle and not a line, one degree of freedom.
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The Interval-Graph Collapse: Separator Growth in One-Dimensional Point Processes
On a line, distance-threshold graphs are unit interval graphs. Treewidth collapses to maximal window occupancy, turning separator growth into an extreme counting statistic.
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Riemann, Repulsion, and the Collapse of Treewidth on the Line
The Riemann zeros as a measured repulsive spectrum: treewidth is not a global gap here, but suppressed local separator growth. It neither assumes nor proves RH.
The corpus & the volume
These companions cover the reader-facing subset of the work. Zenodo remains the DOI source of record for the full catalogue.
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