The source collection
This edition was checked against John Eonas’s Academia profile ↗ and the thirteen linked document pages on 30 October 2026. The collection contains twelve papers and one portfolio overview.
Current manuscript headers and version-status sections take precedence over older website summaries and profile abstracts. Dates retain the source’s precision: some identify a day, some a month, and some only a year. They are manuscript or listing dates, not verified upload dates.
How to read the summaries
The summaries describe the author’s work and preserve its stated conditions. They are reading aids, not a scientific peer review or an independent confirmation of the results. Peer-review status was not established from the inspected sources.
Academia manages access to full texts and downloads. This site links to the verified document pages; it does not offer older local PDF files as if they were current editions.
Revisions reflected in this edition
- QEL version 7 closes the original transport interpretation and retains a correlation and sensing proposal.
- Zeno Continuum version 7.3 distinguishes infinitesimal zones and representations while accepting the standard real identity 0.999… = 1.
- The Collapse of the Hypotenuse version 5 corrects the spheroid construction and discusses the broader triaxial case.
- Surface-Bound Maximum version 5 replaces the earlier field-strength-only mechanism with field times radius.
- The current Restricted Equivalence paper withdraws permanent reversal and focuses on transient effects.
- The collection now includes The Causal Bottleneck, Physical Field vs. Geometric Manifold, and Gravitational Recoupling.
The portfolio overview
One Thread Through Spacetime ↗ is retained as a historical introduction. Its older count and version references do not replace the current individual manuscripts.
Attribution
Geometrical Constants is co-authored. Its manuscript uses M. N. G. Einstein and John Christopher Karayiannis; the Academia profile uses Mircea Einstein and John Eonas. The manuscript name forms are retained in its citation.
The existing John Eonas website supplied the visual identity, artwork, public correspondence details, and presentation link. The animated homepage artwork was created with Higgsfield (Seedance 2.0) from that original artwork. It is a conceptual visual, not a scientific simulation.