Mathematical Theory of System Architecture: Why Multiplication Outperforms Addition in Resource Allocation
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| author | Vervroegen, Michaël |
| author_facet | Vervroegen, Michaël |
| contents | <p>This paper introduces Canvas-Backbone system architecture theory, providing mathematical proof that collaborative resource allocation systems (multiplication/division models) consistently outperform competitive systems (addition/subtraction models). The research demonstrates how rigid "Canvas" systems create information entropy while adaptive "Backbone" systems generate exponential synergy. Applications span economics, organizational theory, and complex systems science.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Mathematical Theory of System Architecture: Why Multiplication Outperforms Addition in Resource Allocation Vervroegen, Michaël mathematical physics system architecture resource allocation multiplicative economics collaborative systems information theory complex systems Quantum physics Quantum Theory <p>This paper introduces Canvas-Backbone system architecture theory, providing mathematical proof that collaborative resource allocation systems (multiplication/division models) consistently outperform competitive systems (addition/subtraction models). The research demonstrates how rigid "Canvas" systems create information entropy while adaptive "Backbone" systems generate exponential synergy. Applications span economics, organizational theory, and complex systems science.</p> |
| title | Mathematical Theory of System Architecture: Why Multiplication Outperforms Addition in Resource Allocation |
| topic | mathematical physics system architecture resource allocation multiplicative economics collaborative systems information theory complex systems Quantum physics Quantum Theory |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17028462 |