EpistemicPhysics
Keep the trail

Cite what you explored.

Credit Miraia Chiou as the creator of Epistemic Physics. Link to the page you used so another reader can follow the same path.

Reference

Chiou, M. S. (2026). Epistemic Physics. https://epistemicphysics.com/ Accessed 2026-09-19.

BibTeX

@misc{chiou2026epistemicphysics,
  author = {Chiou, Miraia S.},
  title = {Epistemic Physics},
  year = {2026},
  url = {https://epistemicphysics.com/},
  note = {Accessed 2026-09-19}
}

Citing an experiment or a passage

Use the article reference above and append the experiment or section title. The playground’s “Read the connection” links lead to the explaining article. A link to a particular heading or experiment helps readers find the exact material.

The site evolves. Include the date you accessed it; for reproducible work, also record the controls, assumptions, and outputs you used. If you use the source code, record its commit or release identifier. The website citation identifies this companion; cite original research papers separately when you rely on their results.

Reuse and permission

The software code is MIT licensed. Original writing and illustrations remain under copyright. Citation gives credit; requests to reproduce material beyond applicable legal rights should go to Miraia Chiou.

For reference managers

Download CITATION.cff for machine-readable creator and website information. The repository uses the same file. No DOI or archival edition has been assigned here.