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Main Author: ueda, takashi
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Published: Zenodo 2026
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19631429
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contents <p>This paper introduces the ”Ueda Equation” for the Revolutionary Index w, a</p> <p>mathematical framework defining political stability as a dissipative structure. We</p> <p>demonstrate that state power is not an intrinsic force but an adaptive resistance</p> <p>to external environmental shifts (s). By formulating state power through the ratio</p> <p>of economic growth (Q′</p> <p>) to structural vulnerability (D = dQ/ds), we reveal that</p> <p>systemic collapse becomes a physical necessity when adaptive efficiency fails to com-</p> <p>pensate for environmental acceleration (s</p> <p>′′) and the loss of psychological shielding</p> <p>(H). We validate this model through historical transitions where all components of</p> <p>the stability index concurrently turned negative.</p>
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spellingShingle The Revolutionary Index w: A Non-equilibrium Model of State Stability, Economic Vulnerability, and Environmental Acceleration
ueda, takashi
<p>This paper introduces the ”Ueda Equation” for the Revolutionary Index w, a</p> <p>mathematical framework defining political stability as a dissipative structure. We</p> <p>demonstrate that state power is not an intrinsic force but an adaptive resistance</p> <p>to external environmental shifts (s). By formulating state power through the ratio</p> <p>of economic growth (Q′</p> <p>) to structural vulnerability (D = dQ/ds), we reveal that</p> <p>systemic collapse becomes a physical necessity when adaptive efficiency fails to com-</p> <p>pensate for environmental acceleration (s</p> <p>′′) and the loss of psychological shielding</p> <p>(H). We validate this model through historical transitions where all components of</p> <p>the stability index concurrently turned negative.</p>
title The Revolutionary Index w: A Non-equilibrium Model of State Stability, Economic Vulnerability, and Environmental Acceleration
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19631429