ƒxyz Research Index

A curated, public bibliography of the peer-reviewed and primary-source research behind the ƒxyz network's routing, settlement, and graph-visualization systems.

This is not a paper archive. It hosts no PDFs, no full text, and no paywalled content — every entry is a title, its public bibliographic authors, a one-line public-safe statement of what the paper establishes, and an outbound link to the paper's arXiv page or DOI resolver.

What's here

• index.html — overview + links into each research area
• domains/*.html — one page per research area (FX routing, graph algorithms, arbitrage & negative cycles, liquidity networks, settlement & clearing, stablecoin corridors, graph visualization & level-of-detail, and a cross-domain/general page)
• assets/style.css — the site's only stylesheet (no build step, no framework, no external deps)
• sitemap.xml, .nojekyll — static-hosting/SEO scaffolding (GitHub Pages compatible)
• LICENSE, NOTICE — reuse terms for the compilation

How it's compiled

1. A source bibliography (title/authors/venue + an arXiv-or-DOI identifier column) is parsed into, per paper: title, authors, arXiv id, DOI, research-area tag(s), a one-line public claim, and a verified/unverified marker. Internal status notes, rationale, and any warning/caveat text are deliberately never emitted — those columns are not carried into the output at all.
2. Any row whose verification marker resolved to "suspect" (a warning flag, or an explicit "not verified" marker in the source) is dropped entirely — its title is not published. Contested or unverified-provenance claims are not carried into a public index.
3. Duplicate papers (same arXiv id / DOI, or same normalized title) are merged into one entry.
4. The dataset is rendered to plain static HTML — no build step, no framework, and no network calls during generation.

Every entry links out only to arxiv.org/abs/<id> (for arXiv identifiers) or doi.org/<doi> (for DOIs). Entries with neither identifier are shown as plain text with no link — nothing is ever linked to a fabricated or inferred URL.

Verified vs. Unverified

• Verified — the paper's existence and identifier were confirmed against the primary source at compile time by whoever wrote the source bibliography.
• Unverified — recorded from the source bibliography without an independent verification pass. Treat the identifier as a lead to follow, not a confirmed citation.

Papers flagged as contested, mislabeled, or otherwise suspect in the source material are excluded from this index entirely rather than published with a caveat.