Support

Support the
research.

The most useful contributions are specific: a named result checked, a calculation reproduced, a model specified or a protocol tested. Most do not involve money.

Scientific contributions

Six concrete ways to help

01

Mathematical review

Examine an identified result, its assumptions and proof, for example Theorem R05.1 or R03.1.

Current foundations

02

Reproduction

Reproduce a named calculation or implementation, such as the three-label exclusion example.

Worked example

04

Experimental collaboration

Develop a defined protocol with suitable measurements and controls, starting from the proposed quantum-control experiment.

Experimental programme

05

Data contribution

Provide documented data suitable for a specified evaluation, such as the forecast rule or the PERSIST-Q benchmark.

Prediction dossier

06

Research support

Support a clearly defined work package or milestone.

Milestones

Earlier experimental proposals are not current predictions. Testing work applies to the specified model or protocol being proposed.

The book

Read the book

Across 72 chapters in nine parts, the Phase Differential Theory book develops the ideas behind the research programme. Every chapter has a summary on the book page.

The book

Other help

Other ways to help

  • Share the work with physicists, mathematicians or engineers who may give constructive feedback.
  • Organise a reading group around the current foundations.
  • Contribute documentation, translations or teaching material.