# Publications

Ryan James York · https://ryanjamesyork.com/publications

> Preprints and software released by Ryan James York, with the findings each compiles.

Findings are the unit of record in this library; preprints compile groups of them into a single citable document for repositories and reviewers. A preprint carries the same claim status as the findings it compiles and never reports a number that is not also in a finding.

## Preprints

Listed below with their version, date, and the findings they compile. Digital object identifiers are added when a preprint is deposited in a repository.

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<tr><td class="date">2026-09-05</td><td class="ti"><a href="/files/york-2026-raman-turnover-v2.0.pdf">Resolving the Raman crystallite size turnover in nanocrystalline graphite with a synthetic benchmark</a><span class="where">Preprint v2.0 · PDF, 17 pp. · MODELLED · <a href="/raman-turnover">data record</a></span><span class="abs">Compiles <a href="/findings/2026/2">Finding 2026.2</a>, <a href="/findings/2026/3">Finding 2026.3</a>, <a href="/findings/2026/4">Finding 2026.4</a>. Cite as: R. J. York, “Resolving the Raman crystallite size turnover in nanocrystalline graphite with a synthetic benchmark”, preprint v2.0, 2026-09-05. https://ryanjamesyork.com/files/york-2026-raman-turnover-v2.0.pdf · SHA-256 <span class="digest">1a15d3be94756c91e47bd18e8c9be7c30ab2d7a0598b52a7b4515d33ef43ed02</span> Earlier versions: <a href="/files/york-2026-raman-inverse-problem-v1.1.pdf">v1.1</a> (2026-09-03; superseded by v2.0: baseline row recomputed on corpus v2 (0.211 / 9.01 / 2.38; T5 89.4 Å), CNN row from the revision-3 release record, cross-model agreement 98.3%, the 205,147 count restated as points replaced, the attribution probe restated as one query, the (λ/514 nm)² scaling declared a model choice, the D′ band removed, data and code availability restated; the full change list is in the record README); <a href="/files/york-2026-raman-inverse-problem-v1.pdf">v1.0</a> (2026-09-03; superseded by v1.1: attribution of two model parameters clarified in Section 2; no result changes).</span></td></tr>
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## Software

[Matrix Scroll](https://matrixscroll.com), an open-source provenance protocol (Apache-2.0, on PyPI), described under [Software](https://ryanjamesyork.com/software).