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R&D in <fast|intelligent> software tooling for theoretical physics
Planckeon Labs

Planckeon Labs

R&D in fast | intelligent software tooling for theoretical physics

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Accelerating the quest for quantum gravity through high-performance computation


What We Build

We develop intelligent, high-performance software tools that accelerate research in theoretical physics—with a focus on quantum gravity. Our work bridges the gap between cutting-edge physical theory and practical computational implementation.

Featured Projects

Repository Description Language
autograv Numerical relativity meets automatic differentiation JAX/Python
pauliz Zero-dependency quantum computing simulation Zig
attn-as-bilinear-form Transformer attention via tensor calculus & differential geometry Research

Why "Planckeon"?

Our name comes from planckeons—theoretical entities at the Planck scale (~10⁻³⁵ m) where quantum mechanics and gravity merge. Recent research models them as the fundamental "grains" of spacetime, realizing the ER=EPR conjecture through networks of quantum wormholes.

Just as planckeons bridge the quantum and gravitational realms, we build software that bridges theoretical physics and practical computation.


Learn more about our mission and the physics behind our name

"The universe is not only queerer than we suppose, but queerer than we can suppose." — J.B.S. Haldane

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  1. pytrino pytrino Public

    Use Python to compute neutrino oscillation probabilities in vacuum and matter at the speed of C!

    Python

  2. fortron fortron Public

    [WIP] A Rust-based binary orchestrator (and eventual toolchain manager) for compiled Fortran binaries.

    Rust

  3. discrete-symmetries-in-qft discrete-symmetries-in-qft Public

    notes on discrete symmetries (C, P, T) in quantum field theory

  4. nufast nufast Public

    port of the nufast algorithm over to rust

    Rust

  5. neutrino-oscillations-matter-quantum-computing neutrino-oscillations-matter-quantum-computing Public

    typesettings, code source files, and environments for the investigation of neutrino oscillations in matter on a quantum computer

    Jupyter Notebook

  6. autograv autograv Public

    Bridging numerical relativity and automatic differentiation using JAX

    Typst

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