Papers
Every paper in the A=1 Discrete Causal Lattice series. Each entry points to the canonical Zenodo deposit (where applicable), the working repository, and the current version.
New to the series? The Claim map is a one-page, reviewer-facing summary of what Papers I and II prove versus what they conjecture — every claim labelled and tied to its audit tag.
The series is collected in the author’s A=1 Discrete Causal Lattice community on Zenodo. Individual papers are also featured in independently curated communities: Geometric Foundations of Quantum Theory and Gravity (both papers) and Quantum Gravity Research (Open Source) (Paper I).
Published
Paper I — Geometry First
The substrate-priority paper. Establishes the discrete bipartite octahedral lattice as the ontological substrate and recovers Lorentz invariance as an O_h-averaged consequence of the tick rule.
- Version: v1.01
- DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20291342
- Prior-version DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20078529 (v1.0)
- Repository:
dcl - Landing page: Paper I — Geometry First
Paper II — Geometry Forces Physics
Characterises the Standard Model gauge group SU(3) \times SU(2) \times U(1) as the factor-product projection of the lattice’s 71-dimensional automorphism algebra — containment holds, exact equality does not. Predicts the coupling ratio g_3^2/g_2^2 = 3/2 at the lattice scale and leaves the universal gauge-coupling prefactor c open; its closure is the centerpiece of the planned discrete-probability paper.
- Version: v1.01
- DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20292158
- Prior-version DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20240736 (v1.0)
- Repository:
dcl-sm-derivation - Landing page: Paper II — Geometry Forces Physics
dcl-core — Python engine
The simulation engine that underlies the experiment scripts in the paper repositories. Ships two engines under one import: dcl_core.core is a verbatim port of Paper I’s continuous-amplitude implementation; dcl_core.core3d is an integer-token reimplementation that enforces A=1 by exact integer arithmetic — a session is a budget of N probability tokens with \sum_x N(x) = N exactly, fractional bits carried by a Bresenham-style residual accumulator, CPU (NumPy) and GPU (CuPy) backends. The two engines let discrete A=1 be tested head-to-head against continuous probability (the δp_min question).
- Version: v0.2.1
- DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20615410
- Prior-version DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20350952 (v0.1.0)
- Repository:
dcl-core - Pinning syntax for downstream papers:
dcl_core @ git+https://github.com/JackDMenendez/dcl-core@v0.2.1
In progress
Paper III — Tidal Ionization and the Quantum Roche Limit
A third ionization channel (gradient detuning) alongside the standard thermal (Saha) and pressure (Pauli) channels, implying an atomic ISCO. Two candidate observational channels (21 cm HI inner-edge morphology near compact objects; Fe K\alpha line-profile inner edge in accretion disks) are noted; their measurability is not yet established.
- Version: v0.1 (draft)
- Repository:
dcl-paper-03-tidal-ionization
dcl-generator-zoo — Catalog of the 71-dim per-site automorphism algebra
A standalone catalog paper / artifact for the lattice’s automorphism algebra; consumed by Paper II’s gauge derivation and the planned proton-internals paper.
- Version: v0.1 (draft)
- Repository:
dcl-generator-zoo
Planned
The following subprojects are in the framework’s forward-looking design but not yet drafted:
- Discrete-probability paper — empirical companion to
dcl_core.core3dv1.0; the centerpiece showcase closes Paper II’s open gauge-coupling prefactor. dcl-formalismpackage + paper — a sympy-extending formalism package (axioms / theorems / continuum-limit primitives) and companion paper. Designed to support the Hilbert-Sixth capstone.- Hilbert-Sixth axiomatization — Geometry Axiomatizes Physics. The methodological capstone tying Papers I → II → III → discrete-probability →
dcl-formalisminto a single axiomatic treatment. - Proton internals — a future paper that consumes Paper II’s SU(3) machinery and the generator-zoo catalog.