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## Verified publication records

The current project registers no verified ASD paper title, journal record, formal publication date or DOI. Manuscript editing, website releases and research-ledger entries are therefore not presented as paper publications, and page dates are not used to invent publication dates. The [monograph guide](/en/research/monograph) remains the record of what manuscript and publication information is public.

## Research material available for use

Research can begin with the existing public material. Module text retains independent versions and source snapshots; registered equations link relations to their source chapters; ledger entries record changes; portable packs support external review. The catalog below distinguishes material uses. These types are not new theory-status classifications.

<PublicationsCatalog locale="en" />

## Citing the current website

For a specific argument, record its page title, public URL, module version, source snapshot, equation ID or section anchor, and access date. Retain the assumptions of conditional results; Canonical must not be presented as independent experimental confirmation. The machine-readable [content index](/downloads/ASD_Content_Index.json), [equation registry](/downloads/ASD_Equation_Registry.json) and [knowledge manifest](/downloads/ASD_Knowledge_Manifest.json) help identify the version used.

For a collaboration pack, record the snapshot and checksums in its manifest. Editorial dates do not replace manuscript source versions. A formal paper record requires verified authors, title, publication venue, date and a verifiable identifier before linking it to pages and equations. Submission leads, preprints and author notes should state their actual material type; they are not automatically published papers. Checkable material without a DOI does not require an invented DOI.

For example, a citation to the mass definition can record “ASD, Mass: Compute Energy, Inertia and Gravity Separately, document 1.0.0, source MAT-d1034a344d58, ASD-WEB-MAT-009, access date supplied by the reader”, with the [equation entry](/en/equations/ASD-WEB-MAT-009) and [rest-energy section](/en/theory/matter/mass#complete-rest-energy). This identifies a definition and its source; it does not claim an independently predicted particle mass. Actual calculation inputs, results and remaining work are described in [Code resources](/en/research/code).

## External foundational sources

[The BIPM SI Brochure](https://www.bipm.org/en/publications/si-brochure) documents established metrological definitions. It is an external source, not an ASD publication. Comparison-theory papers and institutional material should be cited from the original references on the relevant topic pages; their results must not be relabeled as independent ASD derivations.