Every quantitative claim in these docs — every coefficient, every formula, every distribution — is traceable to a published source. This section is where those sources live.
What’s here¶
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The full reference list, rendered from | |
Ecosystem / methodology references — comparison codes (McLuster, COMPAS), survey papers, and other work that informs progenax’s design but is not cited line-by-line in a single chapter. | |
Per-paper annotated notes — one page per cited paper with a paraphrased abstract, ADS / arXiv links, the equations or tables progenax actually uses, and the list of modules and chapters that depend on it. |
The paper-grounding policy¶
progenax follows a strict provenance discipline: a primary-source fact (an equation, a coefficient, a table value) is never asserted from memory or from a secondary summary. Each per-paper note records what was verified against the published PDF — including, where relevant, the specific equation numbers, the page, and any errata that correct the printed paper. Claims that could not be verified against the source are flagged as such rather than invented.
This is why the per-paper notes carry equation-level detail: they are the audit trail linking the code’s constants back to the literature.
Adding a new paper¶
Add the BibTeX entry to
references.bib.(Optional but encouraged) Add a per-paper note under
per-paper/, following the template described in Per-paper detail pages.Use the new
{cite}key in any chapter; it will render on Bibliography automatically.