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Zhihua Liang · K4 Cell Framework

Asking about nature.
Starting with four points.

K4 explores whether a finite quantum structure can lead to the structures and parameters of nature. Monograph v3.0 is in progress. Start here for the public work, its assumptions, and the questions still open.

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v3.0 in progress Progress updated · 2026-09-09

The complete graph K4: four vertices joined by six edges. This depicts the research object, not an observation of the universe.

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Start with the object.

Four points, each connected to every other point, make the complete graph K4. The framework asks whether larger physical structures can follow from a finite local starting point. Numerical agreement matters, but so do the derivations and the conditions connecting a finite system to the physical world.

Check formulas, numbers, and physical claims separately

The full research page separates published comparisons, conditional derivations, and open bridges. A failed test should update the claim it constrains and its dependencies; it does not automatically invalidate every independent result.

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Work in progress.

01 / PUBLIC

v2.0 public review

The monograph frozen on 8 July 2026 remains available. Errata and review targets are maintained separately so readers can inspect specific questions.

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02 / IN PROGRESS

Monograph v3.0

The author confirms that writing and revision are underway. A public v3.0 PDF has not been released; it will need its own version identity and checksums.

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03 / NEXT

Predictions and independent tests

The registry foundation is public, with no preregistered entries yet. Specific claims, conditions, and observables still need to be mapped together.

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Papers, versions, and evidence.

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