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  1. Physicsrev 19 Oct 2026v2.0.0

    Appearance Under Relativistic Motion: A Quantitative Re‑Examination Across Thermodynamic, Radiative, and Structural Channels

    A recurring question in relativistic physics is whether a physical system “appears” invariant to an observer moving at relativistic speed. The gap is definitional: “appears invariant” is ambiguous without specifying the observable and the measurement protocol. We operationally define appearance…

  2. Energy per answer

    Thermodynamic Trade-off Frontiers for Neuromorphic Processors: A Quantum-Inspired Non-Equilibrium Model of the Energy–Speed Boundary

    Neuromorphic processors promise order-of-magnitude gains in energy efficiency, but no predictive framework currently connects device-level dissipation to system-level computational throughput. We develop a non-equilibrium thermodynamic model in which a neuromorphic processor is treated as a driven,…

  3. Physicsrev 5 Nov 2026v1.1.0

    Entropic-Operational Paradigm

    Thesis: Gravity, spacetime, and quantum mechanics are not fundamental geometric structures, but emergent artifacts of thermodynamic information processing, necessitating the rejection of mathematical Platonism in favor of strict operational realism.

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