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Crowd Dynamics and Behavior
Autonomous Management and Administration of Collectives
It explores the foundations inspired by nonlinear physics, the psychology of groups and complex networks, fostering the spontaneous emergence of collective intelligence through elementary interactions. Each component of the formula is detailed for practical application : S/R for attractions/repulsions, V for energy, D/C for transitions, M for memory, T for rhythms, I for information, O(t)/D(t) for opportunities/pressures, and F(t) for constraints. Concrete examples, such as h
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Solution of the Regularity of the Navier-Stokes Equations
This work presents an innovative probabilistic approach to solving the regularity problem of incompressible Navier-Stokes equations in 3D, by reformulating fluid dynamics via a multi-scale state function P(t). The modeling relies on P(t) = A ψ(S, R, V, D[D_cond, D_act], C, T, M) ⋅ [O(t) ⋅ D(t)], integrating multi-scale interactions, instabilities, and energy dissipation, with a dynamic memory M to stabilize turbulence. Analytical derivations prove equivalence to the Navier-St
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Systemic analysis of global accounting
This document analyzes global accounting through a collective psychological model (CBD = S(R + M) + (V × M) + D(t)V + O(t)S + Ψ), explaining how human dynamics such as mimetic memory, emotional amplification, and saturation cycles influence the perception of value. It distinguishes physical intra-group transactions (anchored, traceable, limited) from digital/intangible ones (opaque, artificially inflatable via subsidiaries, favoring large groups). Collective psychology valida
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