The Center for Dynamic Causality

Dynamic causality

The Center for Dynamic Causality studies what happens when causality itself evolves dynamically.

The Center:

The Center for Dynamic Causality is an independent research organization dedicated to the study of dynamic causality. The Center focuses on four distinct fields of study: Dynamic Causality, Unified Math, Counterfactual CFD, and Dynamic Knowledge.

Research areas

  1. Research area I · Dynamic causality

    DeepCausality

    The reference implementation of the Effect Propagation Process: a spacetime-agnostic foundation that recovers the classical definition of causality as a specialization.

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  2. Research area II · Unified math

    Unified Math

    Seventeen open-source crates in which tensors, geometric algebra, topology, and statistics rest on one hierarchy of algebraic traits, so they combine without translation code. A program sets its numerical precision in one line. The research is ongoing.

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  3. Research area III · Counterfactual CFD

    Counterfactual Fluid Dynamics

    The Effect Propagation Process applied to fluid dynamics: a simulation that branches at the decision point. Every candidate continues from the state the run has already reached, and the effect log tracks each step for attribution.

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  4. Research area IV · Dynamic knowledge

    Deep Brain

    An ongoing research program to represent a knowledge corpus as a continuously evolving process. It is the epistemic counterpart of the Effect Propagation Process. In contrast, current database systems hold a discrete static snapshot.

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Industry research and services.

The Center applies its research to long-standing problems in avionics, quantum sensing, and quantum computing, implemented as working code that is publicly available for review. It undertakes contract research, consulting, and training for industry partners.

Industry research Services

From the blog.

Technical notes and progress updates from the Center's research program appear on the blog as the work progresses.

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