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The Tenson Economic Equation: A Tensor–Entropy Model of Chaotic Markets and Ethical Resonance
This paper introduces the Tenson Economic Equation, a new theoretical frame- work that extends classical economics into the nonlinear and emotional domains of collective behavior. Rejecting the assumptions of rational choice and Nash equilib- rium, this study models markets as complex tensor fields driven by informational, emotional, and ethical interactions. Through the introduction of the Tenson Poten- tial, Informational Entropy Function, and Ethical Equilibrium Condition, we derive a mathematical structure that redefines economic stability as a state of harmonic resonance rather than optimization. Philosophically, this approach positions eco- nomicsasanethicsofresonance, unitingcognition, emotion, andcoexistencewithin a single systemic manifold.
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