[Paper 174] Whose Singularity Is It?
One is mending an injury the world left behind, and the other one it inflicted itself.
[Paper 172] Zeros Do Not Determine a Function
That the answer comes out right is no evidence that the middle was.
[Paper 169] Sciama’s Famous Coincidence Is an Identity
When a number agrees exactly, the first thing to suspect is not nature but the definitions.
[Paper 166] The Definition Divides $d$ by $p$; the Theorem Divides $p$ by the Discriminant
The definition divides d by p; the theorem divides p by the discriminant – the direction of division has changed hands.
[Paper 161] A Fixed Point Is Not One Theorem
A fixed point is not one theorem – sharing a name does not mean sharing a promise.
[Paper 55] The Yamagishi Macroscopic Superposition Limit Theory
The Yamagishi Macroscopic Superposition Limit Theory: the density correction never reached the table of radii, and E_G=Gm²/R hides the separation. Thi
[Paper 54] The Yamagishi Time-Operator and Clock-Subsystem Theory
The Yamagishi Time-Operator and Clock-Subsystem Theory: Pauli’s theorem needs the Weyl relation, and the internal clock only moves the obstruction. Th
[Paper 53] The Yamagishi Born-Rule Geometric Structure Theory
The Yamagishi Born-Rule Geometric Structure Theory: the exponent 2 comes from two distinct roots, and here the 4π survives. Third edition.
[Paper 52] The Yamagishi Absolute-Zero Standby and Hawking Phase-Transition Theory
The Yamagishi Absolute-Zero Standby and Hawking Phase-Transition Theory: the critical radius contains no G, and the 8π is not a solid angle. Third edi
[Paper 51] The Yamagishi Gravitational Multipole Aggregation Theory
The Yamagishi Gravitational Multipole Aggregation Theory — fourth edition: the licence is the exponent two and four pi does not survive into the answe