John Eonas.
John Eonas is an independent researcher working across theoretical physics, mathematics, and natural philosophy. His writing explores spacetime geometry, gravitation, quantum foundations, infinitesimals, and the interpretation of time.
This site brings the current manuscripts together in one reading library. Each entry connects a concise explanation to its source, version, and open questions.
A continuing
independent inquiry.
The collection includes mathematical work, theoretical proposals, and comparative essays. Its questions are connected; its conclusions retain the limits of each individual argument.
Open to scrutiny
Read the full manuscripts for the definitions and derivations behind the summaries. Questions, corrections, and research correspondence are welcome.
Open to revision
The current collection records substantive corrections, including changes to the QEL transport interpretation and the treatment of clock-rate ordering in extended accelerating bodies.
The video may predate later manuscript revisions. Refer to the current paper library for research status.