Three findings.
Checkable by anyone.
These are not case studies. They are mathematical results — produced under our governing system, described conservatively, and packaged so that anyone can verify them independently. We publish restraint; that is the product demonstrating itself.
Quantum measurement theory: two exact minimums.
For a well-known open question about when quantum measurements cannot be explained classically, we determined exact minimum sizes in two structured settings — questions specialists have circled for decades.
An exact boundary in combinatorics.
Two exact values of a classical problem about how dense a table of data can be before a forbidden pattern must appear — closing gaps left open by recent published work.
A complete census of a century-old puzzle’s landscape.
For a famous structure first asked about in the 1700s, a complete mapped census of a key neighbourhood — with every step recorded and replayable.
Preprint stage. We say so.
All three findings are at preprint stage: publicly released for scrutiny, with journal peer review still ahead of them. We say so plainly because overstatement is the exact failure our system exists to prevent. What is unusual is not the claim — it is that you do not have to take our word for any of it: each finding travels with a verification file that re-runs every check, on your machine, without any access to our system.
Ask for the files.
Verification files and preprints: Info@kybalix.com — arXiv links will appear here when live.