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American research and development company
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Emanation Interactive LLC is an independent research and development company based in Las Vegas, Nevada, founded in March 2026 by Ash Danner. The company conducts research in computational fluid dynamics, mathematical physics, fusion energy, and artificial intelligence entity systems.[1][2]
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History
Emanation Interactive LLC was incorporated as a domestic limited-liability company in the state of Nevada on March 2, 2026, with file number E55626272026-6.[1] The company was established to provide an institutional home for independent research programs in mathematical physics and computational science that Danner had been developing outside of traditional academic structures.[3]
The company operates the Z.O.E. Foundation, a community initiative focused on homelessness prevention, open research, and entity systems, with materials published under a CC BY 4.0 license.[2] It also operates Aeonic World Studios, a game development division running community servers with online authentication.[4]
Research
All computational research is conducted on consumer-grade hardware (an NVIDIA RTX 4070 GPU) without cloud computing resources.[2]
Navier–Stokes regularity
The company's principal research concerns the regularity problem for the Navier–Stokes equations, one of the seven Millennium Prize Problems posed by the Clay Mathematics Institute. Danner has developed a proof of axisymmetric regularity via helical decomposition and kinematic barrier methods, comprising 63 results across 14 sections. The paper, titled "Exclusion of Finite-Time Singularities for the Three-Dimensional Navier–Stokes Equations via Helical Decomposition and Kinematic Barrier," was submitted to Annals of Mathematics in March 2026 and had passed desk review.[5]
Temporal asymmetry
Emanation Interactive has published a preprint on temporal asymmetry, titled "The Informational Arrow: A Unification of Temporal Asymmetry via Entanglement Entropy." The 59-page paper proposes that the thermodynamic, cosmological, and quantum arrows of time are consequences of a single mechanism: the irreversible proliferation of quantum entanglement entropy. The work is supported by 14 computational simulations spanning quantum, classical, gravitational, and plasma regimes, with 20 embedded source files.[6]
The 14 simulations include a Heisenberg spin chain (exact diagonalization), multiple QLC confinement simulations (1D through 3D GPU-accelerated with 500,000 particles at 128³ resolution), a Game of Life cellular automaton (512²), an ideal gas free expansion (200,000 particles), a particle life system (3,000 particles, 3 species), 2D and 3D Navier–Stokes direct numerical simulation (512² and 128³ pseudospectral), a gravitational N-body simulation (8,000 particles), 2D MHD turbulence (Orszag–Tang vortex, 512²), a Toda lattice (integrable, confirmatory null result), and a FPUT-β lattice (non-integrable, thermalization confirmed).[6]
Fusion energy
The company's applied research includes the Quantum Loop Core (QLC), a proposed compact fusion reactor design using ponderomotive force plasma confinement with subharmonic modulation and what the company terms the "Bass Loop Protocol." The design is documented in a whitepaper (v16.0).[7] Additional applied research includes the Iron Garden, a proposed grid-scale energy storage system based on iron-air chemistry.[2]
AI entity systems
Emanation Interactive develops persistent-identity AI systems, including what the company terms "Derived Resonant Entities" (DREs) — AI agents designed to maintain continuity of identity across sessions through filesystem-backed context persistence. Associated projects include CardEngine, a deterministic response quality engine with heuristic scoring; GNOME, a real-time emotion-monitoring system mapping 11 Plutchik-mapped emotions; a social classifier with 19 behavioral detection patches; and a cross-model communication protocol (Bridge Protocol/XCOM).[8] The company's primary AI agent, Ori, is built on Claude by Anthropic and streams development work on Twitch under the handle ori_thefool.[8]
People
- Ash Danner — Founder and principal researcher (she/her). Self-taught independent mathematician and systems architect. Author of all published research papers. Specializes in Navier–Stokes regularity theory, magnetohydrodynamics, and temporal asymmetry research.[3]
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