Authorship, method and disclosures
Who wrote this
Ondřej Dvořák, independent researcher, Děčín, Czech Republic. Contact: on.dvorak@email.cz.
AI assistance
Large language models were used for computation, proof drafting, proof checking, literature consultation, cross-verification, editing and manuscript preparation. The mathematical arguments were drafted and checked by these models, including repeated blind refereeing by independent model instances; the author has not independently verified every proof. The author originated and directed the programme, made the methodological and editorial decisions, and accepts responsibility for presenting the material. Everything is written so that every claim can be checked from what is printed and deposited, without trust in either the author or the models.
Record of work
These files are a record of work, not a record of results. They include measurements that were later corrected, conjectures that were refuted, and observations that have never been checked against the literature. Every claim is marked with which of those it is.
Only the arXiv paper was held to a publication standard. Everything else on this site is the workbench it was cut from, published complete because a programme whose central finding is a structural negative has nothing to gain by hiding its failures.
How a claim is marked
| Mark | Means |
|---|---|
| verified | Re-verified for publication and carried in the arXiv paper. |
| measured | Measured under a pre-registered gate and audited — but no literature search was run, so it may be known. |
| exploratory | Recorded observation. Not gated, not searched, not load-bearing. |
| conceded | Ours to state, someone else's to own — the antecedent is named in the text. |
| refuted | Tested and found false. Negatives are content and they stay. |
| withdrawn | Printed once, corrected since. The correction is printed beside it. |
These marks are carried in the papers' own prose, in the concession tables and in the errata registers — each paper's supplementary materials list them for that paper.
Reuse
The texts and figures are the author's. If you use a number from this site, cite the paper it comes from and check it against the deposit — that is what the deposit is for.