Album: Recursion of Subtleties

 My first postminimalism inspired album (with what may be considered neoclassicalism but is really me making full use of that AIR Lyndhurst goodness), Recursion of Subtleties, is out. There are three other tracks pending due to some mastering to be done, but presently there are six tracks:

1. Kalvakota: 19. septembermánuður - This is a tribute to Jóhann Jóhannsson, titled after his birthday. This album was also released on the 19th of September, 2026.
2. Kalvakota: I Speak To God
3. Kalvakota: But The Sky Is Empty
4. Kalvakota: Recursion of Subtleties
5. Kalvakota: The Red Thread Joining Hearts
6. Kalvakota: Abrasive Memories

(Note that these may be removed from public listing for certain reasons later.)

I have two upcoming projects: one is a full on orchestral score for a short film, and the other which has already begun is a protest album that primarily features French horns, the cor anglais and strings. 

Who let scale separation into the house????

 Apolocheese for the lack of blog posts from the last two mon -- oh right nearly a year. Well I was too busy being miserable and unproductive. But I do have two new updates.

The first one is a work-in-progress note on physical admissibility of crossed product algebras, which I wanted to have completed by July but procrastinated, since I ended up doing multiple works at the same time. It is more or less a note about how not "every" type II$_\infty $ (or II$_1$ algebra although for the purpose of this note, which was written with Chen-Penington's slowly rolling de Sitter inflation setting in mind, I will only make comments about type II$_\infty $ algebras in a later revision) is a physically admissible crossed product algebra, and while I don't personally see the allure of this clarification, I think it is useful nonetheless. 

Physically admissible crossed products.

The second one is also, a work-in-progress note, although this one is about scale separation and Nariai limit of de Sitter string compactifications. It is not particularly interesting either, but I am trying to complete it by the time I visit CMI in the next two weeks. I will push it to my github page in a few days once I have decided on the species bound validity.