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Metriq PRISM Laboratory - Program for Research in Intelligent Systems and Methods

Metriq PRISM Laboratory

Metriq PRISM Laboratory is an interdisciplinary research laboratory of Metriq Foundation, Inc.. PRISM conducts exploratory research involving computational, mathematical, scientific, and machine-assisted methods.

This repository is the canonical public record for PRISM candidate preprints, source materials, verification code, revision histories, and reproducibility packages.

Important

The manuscripts in this repository are exploratory candidate preprints. Unless a paper explicitly states otherwise, it has not undergone independent peer review and must not be represented as an established resolution of an open problem.

Mathematics preprints

ID Version Title DOI Materials
MF-PRISM-MATH-2026-01 1.3 An Explicit Cantorval Achievement Set with Convergent Consecutive-Term Ratio 10.5281/zenodo.21434379 Materials
MF-PRISM-MATH-2026-02 1.3 An Achievable Cantorval with Full-Dimensional Boundary 10.5281/zenodo.21434547 Materials
MF-PRISM-MATH-2026-03 1.4 Every Infinite Achievement Set Is a Sum of Two Achievement Sets of Hausdorff Dimension Zero 10.5281/zenodo.21434562 Materials
MF-PRISM-MATH-2026-04 1.2 An Achievable Cantorval with Zero-Dimensional Boundary 10.5281/zenodo.21434573 Materials
MF-PRISM-MATH-2026-05 1.2 A Note on the Literal Formulation of Problem 13 for Fast Achievement-Set Sumsets 10.5281/zenodo.21434602 Materials
MF-PRISM-MATH-2026-06 2.2 Finite Certificates for Three Unresolved Cardinal-Function Ranges 10.5281/zenodo.21434632 Materials
MF-PRISM-MATH-2026-08 1.2 Endpoint Walks Evaluate the Complete Homogeneous Symmetric Norms of Path Graphs 10.5281/zenodo.21434694 Materials
MF-PRISM-MATH-2026-09 1.1 A Bessel-Factorization Proof of Mathar's Recurrence for Type-ace Lattice Walks 10.5281/zenodo.21434724 Materials

Paper 07 is intentionally unused because the historical seven-atom working draft was consolidated into Paper 06. The former MF-MATH identifiers remain preserved as predecessor identifiers; current candidate editions use MF-PRISM-MATH.

Corresponding contributor

Daniel H. Jeffery, Research Director
ORCID: 0009-0001-1200-6042
Email: prism@metriq.org

For these candidate editions, Metriq PRISM Laboratory is the organizational creator and issuer and Daniel H. Jeffery is Research Director and corresponding contributor.

Review and reproducibility

Each paper directory contains the candidate PDF, cover, clean source/reproducibility package, reviewer packet, paper-specific citation metadata, Zenodo metadata, predecessor record, corrections log, and checksums. Internal symbolic checks, exhaustive finite computation, reproducible builds, or AI-assisted review are not independent validation.

Website

prism.metriq.org

Licensing

Research manuscripts, original figures, and documentation are licensed under CC BY 4.0; verification code is MIT licensed; Metriq and PRISM branding is reserved. See the repository license and trademark files.

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PROGRAM FOR RESEARCH IN INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS AND METHODS PRISM. The interdisciplinary laboratory publishes candidate research with reproducibility materials and explicit routes for independent review.

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