Dog Star Labs is the independent research studio of Matthew Elias Lieberman, developing Frost-Regulated Gravity and the Hawking Ring I black hole solver. We’re building a new scalar–tensor framework where curvature is tied directly to frequency. Within this framework, solutions corresponding to Einstein-Rosen bridge geometries were shown to remain dynamically stable under coherence-regulated curvature, without the introduction of exotic matter. Stability arises from curvature saturation at finite density rather than negative energy conditions.

Hawking Ring I (HRI) and Educational Access

Hawking Ring I (HRI) is a numerical solver developed to explore curvature saturation, non-singular collapse, and strong-field dynamics within the coherence-regulated framework. Following the securing of appropriate funding, core components of the HRI codebase are planned for public release for educational and research purposes. This will allow students and educators to explore non-singular gravity models, numerical relativity concepts, and strong-field phenomenology in an accessible environment.