PRISM is a speculative research project exploring the theoretical frontier of directed energy and matter regulation. Our goal is to outline a design for a handheld device capable of generating a spatially-limited, contained plasma blade for precision cutting applications.
This project is a work of creative, hypothetical science, grounded in established principles but not afraid to take imaginative leaps. We acknowledge that our models may contain errors or overlook practical limitations; the purpose of this repository is to invite collaboration and rigorous critique to refine these early concepts.
The foundational science of PRISM is the fusion of two advanced disciplines:
- Metamaterial EM Engineering: The use of programmable, artificial surfaces to sculpt electromagnetic fields with unprecedented precision.
- State-Dependent Geometric Algebra: A new mathematical formulation where quinary logic dictates geometric transformations on EM fields, providing a framework for robust regulation and inherent safety.
We welcome contributions, discussions, and challenges to the ideas presented here.
The logo visually represents the core function of PRISM:
- The Grid (Metamaterial Engineering): A grid of faint, ordered dots on the left represents the programmable metamaterial surface. It is the source of control, the "cause."
- The Prism (Geometric Algebra): A central, dark prism represents the mathematical and logical framework of State-Dependent Geometric Algebra. It is the "lens" through which the fields are processed, focused, and regulated.
- The Beam (Sculpted Matter): Unfocused waves enter the prism, and a single, coherent, brilliant blue beam emerges. This represents the final output—the precisely "sculpted matter" or plasma blade.
The entire logo is a clean, non-trivial diagram of the system's process: Control → Regulation → Action.
Feel free to cite our work if you find it useful for your projects:
Cianos, C. (2025). PRISM: Phasic Resonance-Induced Sculpted Matter (Version 0.1.0) [Computer software]. https://github.com/ccianos/PRISM
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author = {Cianos, Charles},
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title = {{PRISM: Phasic Resonance-Induced Sculpted Matter}},
url = {https://github.com/ccianos/PRISM},
version = {0.1.0},
year = {2025}
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authors:
- family-names: "Cianos"
given-names: "Charles"
orcid: "https://orcid.org/0009-0009-2022-6297"
title: "PRISM: Phasic Resonance-Induced Sculpted Matter"
version: 0.1.0
date-released: 2025-10-08
url: "https://github.com/ccianos/PRISM"