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Vol. 1 No. 2 (2026)
Vol. 1 No. 2 (2026)
Published:
2026-09-30
Editorials
The Chrysene Formalism as Candidate Mathematics and Candidate Biogenesis: A Quantitative and Categorical Survey of Volume 1, Number 1
Charles D. Schaper, Ph.D.
476-488
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Original Research (Research Articles)
The Chrysene Formalism Revisited: A Twelve-Axiom Foundation for Molecular Characterization, Tensorial Noncommutative Geometry, and Operator Response
Charles D. Schaper, Ph.D.
489-560
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AI-Augmented Peer Review by Orthogonal Constraint: A Retrospective Case Study of Mathematical, Concordance, Chemical, and Meta-Review
Charles D. Schaper, Ph.D.
561-581
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Certified Mathematical Growth of the Chrysene Formalism: Concordance Frontiers and Minimal Scission
Charles D. Schaper, Ph.D.
582-602
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Stable Transfer Geometry of the Substituted Chrysene Network: H-Infinity Transformation Metrics, Dissipative Well-Posedness, and Survival Under Persistent Disturbance
Charles D. Schaper, Ph.D.
603-645
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The Encoded Stack: A Frame-Indexed Base-Four Structure on the Z^3-Fibrated Chrysene Network, its Sequence Algebra, and the Set-Up for Survival
Charles D. Schaper, Ph.D.
646-675
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The Twenty Registry Classes of a Chrysene Stack: Frame Orbits, Descent of a Letter Transformation, and a Variational Criterion
Charles D. Schaper, Ph.D.
676-704
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FORMAL PROOF
A Joint Survival Certificate for the Substituted Chrysene Network: The L^1 Transformation Geometry, Peak-Gain Well-Posedness, and a Bandwidth Floor
Charles D. Schaper, Ph.D.
705-729
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Coarsenings of the Genetic Code by the Twenty Registry Classes of a Chrysene Stack: A Partition Criterion, a Filter Selection, and the Double-Sided Encoding Hypothesis
Charles D. Schaper, Ph.D.
730-767
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Why Three and Why Twenty: The Capacity of a Chrysene Cluster, the Base-Four Intermediary, and the Production Operator Δ
Charles D. Schaper, Ph.D.
768-793
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Dual-Channel Information Topology in the Chrysene Formalism: Noncommutative Transport, Latent-State Dynamics, and a Falsifiable Cognitive Interpretation
Charles D. Schaper, Ph.D.
794-857
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Seeded Assignments on the Chrysene Registry: Transversality, Third-Position Refinement, and the Mitochondrial Code as Normal Form
Charles D. Schaper, Ph.D.
858-882
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Sufficient and Ancillary Reductions of a Chrysene Cluster
Charles D. Schaper, Ph.D.
883-913
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Chain Polarity of the Adenine Tether: Residual Frame Group, Documentary Realization of Sixty-Four, and the Patent Correspondence
Charles D. Schaper, Ph.D.
914-925
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Class-Functional Assignments after Transversality: Split Classes, Even Fibres, and Candidates for Target 9.4
Charles D. Schaper, Ph.D.
926-934
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Cage-Constrained Chemical Reachability in π-Stacked Chrysene-Adenosine Systems: Existence, Stereochemical Selection, and Local Transformation Invariance
Charles D. Schaper, Ph.D.
935-1014
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The Conditional Refinement, Part I: Two Resolutions of the Standard and Mitochondrial Codes, and the Insufficiency of Block Data
Charles D. Schaper, Ph.D.
1015-1047
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The Conditional Refinement, Part II: The Chrysene-Adenosine Reaction Cell, Margin Geometry and Necessary Conditions for Sufficiency
Charles D. Schaper, Ph.D.
1048-1075
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The Origins Transition: From the Encoded Chrysene Cluster to the Originating Genetic Code Mappings — Structural Consistency, Codon Placement, and a Forced Exchange
Charles D. Schaper, Ph.D.
1076-1106
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The Reaction Cell of the Sulfur Pair: Co-synthesis on a Single Chrysene Unit, a Disulfide Bridge, and Two Forced Asymmetries
Charles D. Schaper, Ph.D.
1107-1136
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Why Sulfur and Why Methionine Starts: The Chrysene Junction, the Central Pair of an Even Cluster, and a Disulfide Across the Gap
Charles D. Schaper, Ph.D.
1137-1162
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