Observer Patch Holography is the observer-consistency theory of everything. No observer sees the whole world at once; each observer gets a local patch; physics is the public fixed point that survives agreement across overlaps.

Repository hosting the KLFitter library – the Kinematic Likelihood Fitter.

Open source toolkit for simulating and visualizing particle interactions as predicted by the Standard Model

Mathematica package for algebraic calculations in elementary particle physics. Performs automated calculation of all one- and two-loop Feynman integrals reducable to scalar integrals independent of external momenta and depending on up to two different masses.

Spectral Causal Theory: derivations, verification, analysis, and publications.

Book Particle Physics by Christoph Berger and Gregor Herten

Using the patterns and particles of physics as the building blocks of programs

Several implementations of the standard PPHPC agent-based model

The W(3,3)-E6 Correspondence Theorem: deriving the Standard Model from a single finite geometry with zero free parameters

Geometric Information Field Theory. Standard Model parameters as topological invariants of a G₂ manifold. Zero free parameters, formally verified, falsifiable.

Wolfram Language package calculating the couplings and mixings of the SM and MSSM

A simulator of the Big Bang.

Universal Measurement Contract Protocol (UMCP) — a contract-first validation framework implementing Generative Collapse Dynamics. 23 domains · 746 proven theorems · 20k+ tests · 44 structural identities · Python + C++17 accelerator.

3D particle physics collision event display with realistic Standard Model physics and CMS detector geometry. Built with FastAPI, NumPy, and Three.js.

The Cascade Series: The universe from nothing

MIXED frustration fraction R across U(1), SU(2), SU(3) and SM gauge groups — lattice Monte Carlo + FSS (HGST E7)

PDF-only public-review release surface for the K4 cell framework monograph.

Web frontend for building and exporting Feynman diagrams.

This paper explores the fascinating evolution of string theory, from its origins as a novel approach known as ”bootstrap models” in relativistic particle physics to its current status as a candidate theory of quantum gravity.

Computational companion to Projective Process Monism. Derives Standard Model parameters and cosmological constants from CP³/RP³ topology + one empirical anchor (m_π). Sliders, fixed-comparison falsification tests, and a live active-inference demo let you test the framework. Companion notebook walks every derivation.