Core Papers:
The Cognitive Anchor System: A Structural Model of Self, Task Selection, and Latent Intention in Human Cognition
Field: Cognitive Science
Summary: Introduces the Cognitive Anchor System, which explains the dynamic competition and reconfiguration of cognitive tasks based on structural anchors within the mind. It links cognitive control theories with empirical models of decision-making and task switching.
DOI:https://zenodo.org/records/17934434
The Structural Cognitive Field: From Unified Field Geometry to the Physics of Consciousness
Field: Physics, Cognitive Science
Summary: This paper extends the Unified Field Geometry framework into cognitive science, describing the structural dynamics behind conscious awareness and cognition. The SCF framework governs transitions between different cognitive states based on the structural organization of information.
DOI: https://zenodo.org/records/17927709
The Structural Unified Field Equation: A Minimal Geometric Bridge between Classical, Electromagnetic, and Quantum Regimes
Field: Physics
Summary: This paper introduces the Structural Unified Field (SUF) equation, a minimal geometric framework that bridges classical mechanics, electromagnetic theory, and quantum phenomena through boundary-constrained tension. By defining a dimensionless structural ratio (β), the SUF framework provides a universal constraint on stability, transitions, and collapse, independent of scale and physical substrate. Unlike traditional unification efforts, SUF emphasizes structural transferability across different domains rather than reductive unification.
DOI: https://zenodo.org/records/17569228
Economic Relativity: A Structural Law of Output Under Frictional Constraints
Field: Economy
Summary: This paper establishes the foundational structure of the Economic Relativity Model (ERM), a parsimonious structural framework for modeling economic output under systemic friction and incentive constraints. The ERM formalizes output as a nonlinear function of potential production capacity, irreducible costs, price pressure, and institutional inefficiency, yielding a general law of constrained production applicable across micro, meso, and macro economic scales.
DOI: https://zenodo.org/records/17538941