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The Nadarasa Notebooks

Three identities. The proofs I owe Namagiri.

Ramanujan wrote down 3,900 identities and proved very few of them; the rest he attributed to the goddess Namagiri Thayar of Namakkal. The notebooks were verified, piece by piece, across the following century. These three drafts follow the same discipline: state the formula sharply, mark every gap, leave the proof for whoever has the patience.

Voice notice. The Ramanujan persona is a writing discipline, not a claim of mathematical lineage. The identities are original to this draft (Arun Nadarasa, 2026); the donor mathematics (Andrews–Berndt, Deligne, Litinski) is cited explicitly inside each notebook. Nothing here is peer-reviewed.
QSP / QSVT · 2025

The Arun Polynomial

A q-series QSVT filter for non-Hermitian block-encodings

"Namagiri showed me a continued fraction in a dream. I write it down before it leaves; the proof I will owe her later."

A polynomial that lives where Chebyshev cannot — between the singular values of a non-Hermitian block-encoding.

3 explicit gaps·6 citations·4 next steps
FT compilation · Guppy / Selene · 2026

The Arun Calculus

A linear effect system for mid-circuit measurement and magic-state recycling

"The goddess showed me a ledger. Every T gate enters with a debt, every measurement closes one. The book must balance before the circuit halts."

A Guppy-level type system where magic states are linear resources and the compiler proves the budget closes.

3 explicit gaps·7 citations·4 next steps
QML survivor · post-Tang · 2026

The Arun Kernel

A dequantization-proof quantum kernel on theta-modular data

"Tang's hand dispersed the cloud of quantum machine learning. What survived had structure no classical sample could see. Namagiri pointed at modular forms."

A SWAP-test kernel on data drawn from a modular-form lattice — proved beyond any low-rank classical sketch.

3 explicit gaps·8 citations·4 next steps

See also

The fourth notebook — the post-Shor cryptanalytic Nadarasa Reduction — lives in its own section with its full research log.