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Structural Preconditions of Physical Description: A Logical–Structural Analysis of the Conditions of Applicability of Physics
Seven structural preconditions for physical description and the foundation of the programme.
Eleven DOI-linked research papers
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Levels of Description and Conditions of Applicability of Physical Explanation: A Functional-Logical Analysis
The L1/L2/L3 architecture: applicability conditions, theoretical content and empirical application.
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When Physical Applicability Fails: A Diagnostic Protocol for Probabilistic Claims
A diagnostic protocol for probabilistic claims.
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When AI “Discovers” Physics: An Applicability-Diagnostic Verdict Protocol for AI-Based Physical Claims
A verdict protocol for AI-based physical discovery claims.
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When Interpretations Fail the Test: A Diagnostic Protocol for Claims about the Quantum Measurement Problem
Applicability diagnostics for interpretations of quantum mechanics.
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When Physics Demands Its Own Beginning: The Initial-Conditions Regress and the Limits of Presuppositionless Explanation in Cosmology
The initial-conditions regress and the limits of presuppositionless explanation.
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What Origin Strategies Cannot Avoid: A Diagnostic Protocol and Constraint Map for Cosmological Origin Claims
A constraint map across cosmological origin strategies.
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The Finality Demand in Fundamental Physics: A Self-Applicability Diagnostic of ‘Final Theory’ and Unification Claims
Self-applicability and the diagnostic limits of final-theory claims.
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Applicability Conditions in Fundamental Physics: A Necessity Argument from Persistent Failure Patterns
A fourteen-case argument for a distinct applicability layer.
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A Validation-Licensing Audit of GR+ΛCDM in the Cosmological Regime
A regime-sensitive audit of the standard cosmological model.
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The Prephysical Turn: Why Fundamental Physics Requires a Licensing Discipline
Why fundamental physics requires a licensing discipline.