Pleroma Works Research

What are information, computation, and physical transformation?

Our research program separates established results, working hypotheses, experiments, and open questions so that ambition never substitutes for evidence.

Flagship program

Thermogeonesis

An investigation into foundational relationships among information, physical events, records, states, geometry, and computation—including the developing TAKK program.

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Computational physics

Exploratory work in photonics, heterogeneous computation, and computational methods. These remain research directions, not present operating capabilities.

Research infrastructure

Reproducible artifacts, computational experiments, source discipline, and explicit evidence states connect ideas to adjudicable work.

Epistemic structure

R1

Foundational research

Definitions, axioms, and the conceptual basis under active development.

R2

Formal results

Statements with explicit assumptions and available derivations or proof status.

R3

Working hypotheses

Promising interpretations that remain open to revision or rejection.

R4

Computational experiments

Numerical and software investigations with documented limitations.

R5

Open questions

Known gaps that define the next research work.