Writings
The Lattice Letters
Mathematical research, historical ironies, theological reflections, and corporate position papers from our editorial pipeline.
The Lattice Papers
The Geometry of a Projection
A Penrose tiling looks like an accident of art. It arises through a cut-and-project construction from a four-dimensional lattice — exactly, not metaphorically.
The Lattice Papers
The Semantic Octave
From a tuned parameter to a universal law — in three lines of algebra
The Lattice Papers
A Sixty-Year Open Problem — Solved
A Benedictine monk, a counting formula nobody expected, and an infinite hierarchy of constants converging to 1.
The Lattice Papers
The Golden Ratio Has a Big Brother
What happens when you ask a lattice for its natural decay constant — and it answers with a number nobody's named?