The Komorebi research collection
Explore the ideas.
Follow the evidence.
Explore more of the site.
Experiment with code and proofs, compare pages, and keep a reading list.
Experiment
Recovery laboratory
Find what a linear measurement loses and the extra information needed to recover an answer.
Compare
Read side by side
Keep a statement beside its proof, or compare two reading pages.
Save
Saved reading
Collect useful works and passages in this browser, then return to them.
Calculate
Python playground
Choose a worked example, edit the code, and inspect the results.
Prove
Try a proof in Lean
Explore a proof from Paper XII, edit its steps, and see what Lean says.
A few useful tools.
Explore an idea, or find a specific passage.
Future Developments
See what’s nextMy future research will focus on Hilbert’s 12th and 24th problems, the Strong Artin conjecture, and the Langlands program. Refining my work on machine learning and reasoning is another priority.
Explore the collections and how they connect
Three repositories, one place to begin
- Operation KOMOREBI
- Papers, books, research programs, formal sources, and evidence.
- Komorebi Math
- A Python library for finite mathematical constructions and inspectable certificates.
- Polyphase Float
- A C library for arbitrary-precision binary floating-point arithmetic.
What connects the work?
Describe an object in parts, transfer operations through those parts, and account for what a change of representation preserves or loses.
- See the project map — explore the twelve core papers, related books, and documented connections.
- Follow a complete demonstration — work through a calculation, run its program, and follow the source evidence.
- Explore Special Functions — read the current volumes, compare five families, and run the coupled-function lab.
How to read completion and verification
The collection records completion, formal coverage, and confidence separately. A linked file does not mean every claim has been verified. Software is beta.