Record
Publications and preprints
Papers, preprints, and research notes from the practice. The first manuscript is in preparation. Each release will be listed here with its identifier and its status.
Working notes are published as the record develops. A note is not a preprint and a preprint is not a peer-reviewed paper. The table below makes that difference visible.
Current record
| Document | Status | Identifier |
|---|---|---|
| A reproducible pipeline for TESS transit timing: archive re-query and synthetic recovery tests | Manuscript in preparation, dated 2026-10-22 and revised 2026-10-25. Not submitted. Makes a methods and measurement claim, not a discovery claim. | No DOI, no arXiv identifier yet |
| TESS timing citation register | Citation register for method and context. It supports the manuscript's references, not a result claim. | 15 entries, each with a DOI, arXiv identifier, or archive URL |
| Research notes | Working notes on methods, data, and current results. Each note is labelled with its review state. | Stable note URLs and an RSS feed |
What gets listed
- A preprint needs an arXiv identifier or a server URL. The identifier is added to the table when it exists.
- A journal article needs a journal, a volume, and a DOI. The DOI is added when the paper is accepted and assigned.
- A conference paper needs a proceedings title and a publisher. It is listed with the same status label as any other publication.
- A working note stays a working note. It is not relabelled as a paper because it is public.
How to refer to the work
Cite the specific note or record URL and the date you accessed it. The source repository is private at this revision, so the readable copies are mirrored under the records directory. The committed records carry their own request times, file digests, and version strings, so a reader can identify the revision from the files.
The citation page gives formats for the site, the notes, and the records, including the fields that are intentionally empty.