Simulation of cognitive entropy and perceptual resolution in subjective physics. Models functorial projection from ontological state space to perceptual representation.
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Simulation of cognitive entropy and perceptual resolution in subjective physics. Models functorial projection from ontological state space to perceptual representation.
Numerical simulations validating the observer entropy framework: demonstrating emergent thermodynamics from quantum information loss. Code reproduces monotonic entropy growth and temperature emergence for qubit-bath systems under Lindblad dynamics.
Code and data for the article 'Cognitive Projection and Observer Entropy: A Minimal Model of Subjective Physics'.
Categorical model of subjective observer collapse and cognitive projections.
Unified theoretical–empirical verification of the Cognitive Uncertainty Principle (CUP). A jump–diffusion model reveals an epistemic phase boundary between a Fisher regime (Δε·ΔDₖₗ ≥ 1.17×10⁻⁴) and a KL regime (Δε·ΔDₖₗ ≈ 1.71×10⁻²). The canonical bound Δβ·KL ≥ 3.94×10⁻⁴ remains robust.
Reproducible simulations of cognitive phase transitions, observer entropy, and adaptive networks in Subjective Physics.
Reproducible simulation and theoretical framework of Thermodynamic Cognitive Homeostasis (TCH) — a thermodynamic model of self-regulating cognition within Subjective Physics. Includes Python code, figures, and validation scripts.
Reproducibility package for Operational Quantum Foundations: simulations, statistical inference, and figures on fidelity scaling and the quantum measurement problem.
Open repository containing code, simulations, and LaTeX materials supporting the Subjective Physics hypothesis: modeling cognitive phase transitions, synchronization, and order parameters in adaptive networks of agents with fully reproducible experiments.
Open repository with code and data supporting the subjective physics hypothesis: multi-level computational model of macro-consciousness with self-organizing networks and predictive adaptation.
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