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nDot Physics Research

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Overview

Explore nDot.io’s independent physics research, led by Ivan Honis. Read the Ilanguage reference text and investigate the published research on space, time and the gravity programme. Ask about results, assumptions and open questions; follow equations and full derivations; compare earlier versions; and inspect published reviews, code and numerical outputs. nDot Physics Research retrieves material from physics.ndot.io and provides original source references. It distinguishes reference documents from research subprojects, follows dependencies between stages, and preserves equation context and version information. Published reviews describe the project’s human–AI research workflow; the project’s “verified” status does not mean human expert peer review or scientific consensus. The integration is read-only and does not modify research files or execute retrieved code. Research material is attributed to Ivan Honis under CC BY 4.0 where specified by the source.

Tools

getClosingReport

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The closing report of a finished subproject (when closing_report_api is not null): verified results per success criterion, as sections and as a criteria table. Best first source for the main results. If the subproject was reopened later (closing_report_addenda > 0), "addenda" tell why and what changed, and "criteria" show the current state; the sections above the first addendum are the unchanged original report. If addenda is not empty, criteria and the addenda give the current state; the original report above the first addendum is a historical record.

getCodeFile

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The content of one text file of a code version (script or output), in parts of at most 90,000 bytes. When truncated is true and next_offset is not null, ask again with offset=next_offset for the next part. The file is returned as text and never executed.

getDerivation

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A derivation in full (Markdown with LaTeX), the current version or any earlier one, with its key results, definitions, inputs, checks and reviews. Use section to get one section only. version is an integer (1, 2, ...); without it the current version is returned. inputs lists the results it uses, with their source and version.

getDocument

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One document of a reference subproject in full (Markdown with LaTeX), or one section of it, with its citation data. For example the rules of the description language Ilanguage 1.b: document ilanguage-1b of subproject 00-ilanguage. The version of a document is a string such as "1.b". Without section the whole document is returned; section must be an exact title from section_titles.

getEquation

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One equation by its tag (for example 15.7): its LaTeX in every version that has it, its section and link, the packages that use it, and the texts that cite it. In a reference subproject the tags are 0.k (for example 0.12 in 00-ilanguage). Tags are unique only within one subproject: resolve a qualified citation such as "(17.7) of 03-ilang-space/17-motion" in the subproject it names, at the version it names.

getGraph

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The dependency graph: every package with status, current version and regeneration counters, and every edge with the results (tags) it uses. cross_edges are results taken from packages of other subprojects ("<subproject>/<package>"), with the version used.

getPackage

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One package: goal, result, open issues, LaTeX of the equations cited in the result, versions with reviews, uses and used-by, citation data, and links to the question, derivation, reviews and code. uses_external lists the results taken from other subprojects, with the version used; versions lists every derivation version with its reviews.

getQuestion

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The question of a package in full (Markdown with LaTeX): goal, inputs quoted with their tags, assumptions, scope, expected result. The question states the goal and quotes the inputs with their tags and versions.

getResults

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The Result and Open issues sections of the current derivation of every package, with status and latest review verdict. The status "verified" means accepted by the research workflow after AI cross-checks, not independent human peer review.

getReview

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One review in full (Markdown with LaTeX) with its verdict and its list of issues. The verdict applies to version_reviewed only.

getSubproject

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Overview of one subproject. Research: base problem sections (research question, model, assumptions, notation, success criteria), success criteria, and all packages with status, version, date, dependencies and addressed criteria. Reference: its documents with version, date, how to cite, section titles and equation tags. group names its research programme and stage, with the stages it builds on and is continued in.

listCode

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The code of a package: every code version with its scripts and outputs, their roles, sizes and links. Code versions are strings such as "v1".

listReviews

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The reviews of a package: kind, round, reviewed version, verdict, date and issues. version_reviewed is the derivation version a review assessed: its verdict applies to that version only. Reviews are by AI models of other providers, not human peer review.

listSubprojects

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List the published subprojects. kind research: summary, state and package counts by status; kind reference: the reference documents, such as the definition of the description language Ilanguage. "groups" lists the research programmes: subprojects that build on each other as stages. "about" gives the author, the license and the Human–AI note (who contributed what). kind=reference (00-ilanguage) holds fixed reference documents, read with getDocument; it has no packages, graph, results or closing report.

listTopics

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List the research topics: what the site studies. Start here. Each topic has a title, a description and what belongs to it: its research programmes with their stages (subprojects that build on each other) and its subprojects outside a programme, each with title, summary, state and links. "reference" lists the reference subprojects (the definition of the description language Ilanguage), which belong to no topic. The starting point for a general question. The title and description of a topic state a research goal, not a proven result.

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