Writing
Longer-form work at the intersection of physics, ownership, and decision-making. Early readers and technical reviewers are always welcome.
A book about treating ownership as the goal instead of job titles or degrees. It shows how to think about corporate carve-outs, small acquisitions, and leverage in the lower middle market instead of chasing credentials.
A Density Field Dynamics book for a general audience. It strips the theory to its essential ideas, explains them in plain English, and shows why ordinary people should care about clocks, gravity, and what the field is saying about the universe.
Technical series
Most technical work on Density Field Dynamics lives as preprints and supporting documents. My peer-reviewed astrophysics paper is separate from DFD and listed last.
The field ψ, the refractive index n = eψ, and the acceleration law a = ½c²∇ψ.
Post-Newtonian mappings against General Relativity’s test regimes, and strong-field extensions.
Analyses of optical clock datasets and proposals for clock, interferometry, and nuclear tests.
“Is the acceleration scale of the radial acceleration relation tracking the cosmic expansion rate?” MNRAS 551(4), 2026. A model-independent analysis that does not assume DFD. doi:10.1093/mnras/stag1485
Applied and business writing
On the business side, my writing focuses on how to source, buy, and improve real companies rather than just model them. Most of it is shared directly with clients and collaborators, and public versions will appear here over time.
Internal memoranda and case studies drawn from live transactions.
How sponsors and independent sponsors can build deal flow that doesn’t depend on brokers.
Notes on risk and judgment, drawn from both physics and private equity.