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#small language model Open access Sep 2026

Continued-Fraction Statistics Cannot Tell Known Transcendentals from Unknown Ones or from a Cubic Irrational ── the geometric mean of partial quotients, the growth of denominators and the share of ones all fall within the scatter of random numbers for eight named numbers, and only periodic quadratic numbers and the patterned e stand out ── the separator is whether one speaks of almost all numbers in measure or of this number by name ── [Paper 1021]

Whether π + e, πe or γ is transcendental is not known. On the other hand, it is known that for almost all real numbers the geometric mean of the partial quotients of the continued fraction approaches Khinchin’s constant (Khinchin). This paper expands to 3000 terms the continued fractions of numbers known to be transcen...

Yuuki Yamagishi · 0 citations
#small language model Open access Sep 2026

NHOS Children's Symptoms Checker™ A Client-Side Naive Bayes Pediatric Triage Aid with a 50-Level Triage Severity Score, 3,392-Condition Library, 17-System Coverage, Integrated Interactive Visualization, and a Nine-Module Complete Clinical Upgrade Pack Technical Research White Paper — Architecture, Methodology, Validation Framework, Reproducibility Specification, and Complete Clinical Upgrade Manifest

The NHOS Children's Symptoms Checker™ (NHOS-CSC) is a fully client-side pediatric symptom-triage artifact released as informational research software. It is designed to answer a narrow methodological research question: can a compact, fully inspectable, browser-local pediatric symptom-triage tool expose its assumptions...

Inc. NHOS Labs, Adedapo Ogundiran · 0 citations
#small language model Open access Sep 2026

A laboratory method for AI-assisted science: formal proof, exact arithmetic, controlled experiment, and a claim ledger, tested for a month on the Navier-Stokes problem

Large language models produce mathematics and physics that read well and are sometimes wrong, and the discipline that has grown up around them is verification: proof assistants for proofs, and now public registries that check whether a repository proves what it claims. That discipline is necessary and it stops at the p...

Socrate AI Lab · 0 citations
#small language model Open access Sep 2026

Mersenne Primes Are Expected Without End and Fermat Primes to Stop, the Growth of the Exponent Splitting the Sum ── correcting for not being divisible by small primes, the expected number of Mersenne primes grows by the same amount each time the exponent limit is multiplied by 10, while for Fermat numbers it is used up within the first ten or so ── the separator is whether the exponent grows one step at a time or by doubling ── [Paper 1018]

Whether infinitely many numbers 2 to the power p minus 1 (Mersenne numbers) are prime, and whether any number 2 to the power 2 to the power n plus 1 (a Fermat number) beyond F4 is prime, are both open. That there are infinitely many Mersenne primes is the same question as whether there are infinitely many even perfect...

Yuuki Yamagishi · 0 citations
#small language model Open access Sep 2026

Sovereign AI and Epistemic Dependence: Infrastructure, Language, and Who Answers for a Region's Knowledge Layer

Sovereign AI is measured in megawatts, chips, and capital. A region announces a gigawatt campus, secures an export licence for tens of thousands of accelerators, and is described as having achieved compute sovereignty. This article argues that the accounting is measuring the visible layers rather than the determinative...

Syed Shahzad · 0 citations
#small language model Open access Sep 2026

CloudSentinel: An AI-Assisted Cloud Misconfiguration Detection and Remediation Framework for Resource-Constrained Engineering Teams

Cloud misconfiguration remains a persistent security challenge for small software development teams operating without dedicated security expertise. This paper presents CloudSentinel, an AI-assisted cloud misconfiguration detection and remediation framework that improves the actionability of security findings while pres...

Binamra Bikram Pandey · 0 citations
#small language model Open access Sep 2026

Primitive Roots Break the Independent Estimate Only When the Square-Free Base Leaves 1 on Division by 4 ── for a = 5, being a quadratic non-residue and the remainder of p on division by 5 are tied together by reciprocity, and the share of primes with 5 as a primitive root becomes 1 + 1/19 times the independent product ── the separator is whether a leaves 1 or 3 on division by 4 ── [Paper 1020]

An integer a is a primitive root of a prime p when its powers produce every nonzero remainder on division by p. Whether infinitely many primes have a as a primitive root (Artin’s conjecture) is open for every a that is neither a square nor −1. This paper counts the share of primes for which a is a primitive root and li...

Yuuki Yamagishi · 0 citations
#small language model Open access Sep 2026

Which Publications Do AI Assistants Cite When Recommending Businesses? An Exploratory Study

Consumers increasingly ask conversational large language models (LLMs) which product or company to choose. When web-search-enabled assistants answer, they ground their recommendations in sources retrieved at query time, yet little is documented about which publications they draw on. We conducted an exploratory study of...

Pressfront Research · 0 citations
#small language model Open access Sep 2026

Continued-Fraction Statistics Cannot Tell Known Transcendentals from Unknown Ones or from a Cubic Irrational ── the geometric mean of partial quotients, the growth of denominators and the share of ones all fall within the scatter of random numbers for eight named numbers, and only periodic quadratic numbers and the patterned e stand out ── the separator is whether one speaks of almost all numbers in measure or of this number by name ── [Paper 1021]

Whether π + e, πe or γ is transcendental is not known. On the other hand, it is known that for almost all real numbers the geometric mean of the partial quotients of the continued fraction approaches Khinchin’s constant (Khinchin). This paper expands to 3000 terms the continued fractions of numbers known to be transcen...

Yuuki Yamagishi · 0 citations
#small language model Open access Sep 2026

NHOS Children's Symptoms Checker™ A Client-Side Naive Bayes Pediatric Triage Aid with a 50-Level Triage Severity Score, 3,392-Condition Library, 17-System Coverage, Integrated Interactive Visualization, and a Nine-Module Complete Clinical Upgrade Pack Technical Research White Paper — Architecture, Methodology, Validation Framework, Reproducibility Specification, and Complete Clinical Upgrade Manifest

The NHOS Children's Symptoms Checker™ (NHOS-CSC) is a fully client-side pediatric symptom-triage artifact released as informational research software. It is designed to answer a narrow methodological research question: can a compact, fully inspectable, browser-local pediatric symptom-triage tool expose its assumptions...

Inc. NHOS Labs, Adedapo Ogundiran · 0 citations
#small language model Open access Sep 2026

Converting legacy media to text to increase findability of cultural records

Many recordings made in the past have little metadata and so are difficult to find by normal catalog searches. We have been exploring the use of language models for automated speech recognition (ASR) with very small training sets, in one case (Bislama) 29 hours of transcribed audio, and, in the other (Nafsan) 10 hours....

Aso Mahmudi, Nick Thieberger, Raphaël Merx et al. · 0 citations
#small language model Open access Sep 2026

A discrete relational model built from local difference, rotation, and closure — k-Flip Theory (A–E)

Dear Researcher, I am sharing a working research archive titled k-Flip Theory, now available on Zenodo as a five-part set (A–E). The project began from a deliberately simple question: If two physical contributions cancel to zero, what exactly has disappeared? The working premise is that zero net value need not erase th...

t sato · 0 citations

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