The Thermodynamic Valuation Theorem: Entropy-Priced Decomposition of Conservation Value

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Authors: Justin Hart, Aristotle (Harmonic)
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Abstract

Series S1 (D-Capital Valuation) of the Viridis Canon. Proves the Thermodynamic Valuation Theorem (TVT): a conservation asset's value decomposes into gross intelligence rent minus three entropy-priced charges (coherence reserve, measurement deadweight, capitalized monitoring); the certification credit term structure is a strictly decreasing inverted-√T curve; and certification energy is conserved. Extends the thermodynamic-economics line (P4) under the Intelligence Bound. Scope. Lean 4 (Aristotle-verified, zero sorry) certifies the algebraic/structural results, not empirical magnitudes. Working paper; not peer-reviewed.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Capital Investment and Risk Analysis Accounting Theory and Financial Reporting Financial Reporting and Valuation Research

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Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
15 June 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Preprint