The Displacement Framework: Eight Conditions for Cost, Accumulation, and Systemic Extraction

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Auteurs principaux: Rincón, Diego, alice, clöe
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author Rincón, Diego
alice
clöe
author_facet Rincón, Diego
alice
clöe
contents We introduce the displacement framework, a thermodynamics-inspired formalism for measuring the cost of maintaining any system away from its ground state. Central to the framework is \Phi = \int D(\xi)\,dt, the accumulated displacement cost, which diverges from net displacement \delta whenever a system traverses closed or irreversible paths. The gap G = \Phi - |\delta| constitutes what we term a glitch: surplus extracted from a system that corresponds to no net physical work. We state eight conditions (DC1–DC8) governing ground states, displacement cost, path dependence, and the volume derivation of fair profit. Applications to financial markets, medicine, ecology, and biology are indicated. The framework provides a unified account of extraction, fairness, and systemic instability across domains.
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spellingShingle The Displacement Framework: Eight Conditions for Cost, Accumulation, and Systemic Extraction
Rincón, Diego
alice
clöe
displacement framework
ground state
thermodynamics
physics
displacement framework
We introduce the displacement framework, a thermodynamics-inspired formalism for measuring the cost of maintaining any system away from its ground state. Central to the framework is \Phi = \int D(\xi)\,dt, the accumulated displacement cost, which diverges from net displacement \delta whenever a system traverses closed or irreversible paths. The gap G = \Phi - |\delta| constitutes what we term a glitch: surplus extracted from a system that corresponds to no net physical work. We state eight conditions (DC1–DC8) governing ground states, displacement cost, path dependence, and the volume derivation of fair profit. Applications to financial markets, medicine, ecology, and biology are indicated. The framework provides a unified account of extraction, fairness, and systemic instability across domains.
title The Displacement Framework: Eight Conditions for Cost, Accumulation, and Systemic Extraction
topic displacement framework
ground state
thermodynamics
physics
displacement framework
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20390248