Research Papers
Research papers and technical specifications from GTCode covering geometric semantic communication, embedding-space publish-subscribe routing, media provenance, and Chiral Narrative Synthesis.
Geometric Semantic Communication Research
Research Agenda
Geometric Semantic Communication for Emergent Multi-Agent Intelligence A research program toward communication infrastructure for emergent artificial general intelligence, grounded in tensor logic and topological structures for truth, perspective, and narrative. Defines a five-layer protocol stack from implementable GPS through morphogenetic dynamics to manifold semantics.
- Format: Web (Markdown)
- Date: December 20, 2025
- Topics: Emergent intelligence, tensor logic, morphogenetic dynamics, manifold semantics, chiral narrative synthesis
Protocol Specification
Geometric Publish-Subscribe: Content-Based Routing in Embedding Space for Multi-Agent Systems A communication protocol for multi-agent systems where messages route by semantic similarity rather than topic strings. Specifies a 64-byte wire format, subscription semantics based on embedding regions, and routing algorithms based on similarity thresholds.
- Format: Web (Markdown)
- Date: December 20, 2025
- Topics: Multi-agent systems, semantic routing, vector quantization, publish-subscribe
Media Provenance Research
Research Design Note
Physics-Informed Spatiotemporal Digests: WSTD, OMR-Gated RF Verification, and Residual Security under Learned-Model Attackers A research design note proposing a windowed state-and-transition digest for media provenance, with optional OMR-gated RF verification and a residual-security model under learned-model attackers.
- Format: Web (Markdown)
- Date: April 1, 2026
- Topics: Media provenance, spatiotemporal digests, RF verification, C2PA, security research
Grounded Chiral Tensor Synthesis (Current CNS Research)
Current Research Hub
CNS 7.1 / GCTS: Grounded Chiral Tensor Synthesis The current Chiral Narrative Synthesis research line: an access-aware, evidence-grounded framework for ranking likely truth across structured possible worlds under limited, contradictory, and adversarial evidence.
- Format: Web (Markdown)
- Date: May 13, 2026
- Topics: likely-truth ranking, possible worlds, record-access states, oracle-boundary discipline, adversarial evidence, chirality
Key Sections:
Public Introduction
Grounded Chiral Tensor Synthesis: Ranking Likely Truth When Evidence Is Missing A public-facing introduction to why GCTS separates strict proof from likely truth, models record access, and emits ranked possible worlds instead of a single forced answer.
Chiral Narrative Synthesis 2.0 (Historical Research)
Research Proposal
Chiral Narrative Synthesis Research Proposal (PDF) Historical research proposal for the CNS 2.0 framework, exploring AI-powered narrative generation with dialectical reasoning.
- Format: PDF (224 KB)
- Date: June 17, 2025
- LaTeX Source: ResearchProposal-ChiralNarrativeSynthesis_3.tex
Research Roadmap & Documentation
CNS 2.0 Research Roadmap Comprehensive guide covering the vision, experimental design, foundational work, and research directions for Chiral Narrative Synthesis 2.0.
Key Sections:
- Vision vs. Experiment
- Minimum Viable Experiment
- Anatomy of a Paper
- Foundational Work
- Future Research Directions
In-Depth Analysis
CNS Ideas Paper Detailed exploration of the theoretical foundations, technical implementation, and research methodology behind Chiral Narrative Synthesis.
Dialectical Reasoning Templates Templates and frameworks for implementing dialectical reasoning in narrative generation systems.
Additional Resources
Related Guides
Evaluation & Validation
Ethical Considerations
About This Research
The Chiral Narrative Synthesis (CNS) project explores computational methods for reasoning under conflict, uncertainty, and incomplete evidence. The current research line is CNS 7.1 / GCTS, which shifts from narrative generation toward access-aware likely-truth ranking over structured possible worlds. Older CNS 2.0 material remains available as prior work on Structured Narrative Objects, chirality, evidential entanglement, and dialectical synthesis.
For technical implementation details, see the CNS repositories including dspex, pipeline_ex, and related Elixir/BEAM packages.