Eleven books, from philosophy and the foundations of physics to actuarial science, finance, molecular biology and cybersecurity. Each began as research and grew into something longer — a way to think a subject through, from first principles to the page.
Aquinas and Averroës rejoin us today — a conversation across the centuries on artificial intelligence, ecology and identity. Neither treatise nor novel.
One century of experiments on the foundations of quantum mechanics — from Planck's quantum to the quaternionic question of whether nature needs more than the complex i.
A new paradigm for actuarial science: wave mechanics applied to catastrophe-risk pricing — a rigorous framework for modelling extreme risk. Volume I.
Volume II. The computational methods behind the framework — numerical recipes for wave-mechanical catastrophe-risk pricing.
Option pricing as wave mechanics: restore the imaginary unit to Black–Scholes and the smile, barriers and default clusters follow in closed form. Volume I.
Volume II. Numerical recipes for the quantum approach to pricing — Fourier methods, finite elements and Monte Carlo.
A probabilistic and quantum approach to molecular biology — wave mechanics from protein folding to genomics and drug design. Volume I.
Volume II. Numerical recipes for molecular wave mechanics — machine learning and computation, from folds to neoantigens.
A new paradigm for attack and defence: cyber threats and protections modelled as waves — interference, phase traps and coherence.
A practitioner's guide to settlement, tokenization and distributed ledgers — and the redesign of post-trade workflows for real financial markets.
Volume II. Post-quantum cryptography and its implications for settlement — preparing institutions for the transition to quantum-resistant systems.
These books share one publisher — and one purpose beyond the page: every sale funds boarding schools for girls in Africa.
The two blockchain volumes double as the companion series to the interactive Blockchain Series site — the same framework, read two ways.
Full editions, ISBNs and the rest of the catalogue live with the publisher.