Writing
Institutions, Claims, and Markets
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2026
Institutional Computation
What must a program retain to carry out an institution's authorized work?
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2026
Rules, Evidence, and Local Decisions
How can evaluated rules combine while preserving evidence, disagreement, and authority?
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2026
Claims and Continuing Obligations
How do obligations survive calculation, payment, interruption, and changes of program?
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Recognition Across Independent Authorities
When can one authority use another's evidence, and what must remain local?
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Prices, Information, and Clearing Risk
What can prices reveal, and which resources support trading and clearing?
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Title, Remedies, and Institutional Change
What must remain accounted for when assets move, disputes arise, or institutions change?
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When Institutional Programs Work Together
Which compatibility conditions let local programs complete a common task?
Infrastructure
Mathematics
Built Environment
Claims clearing and settlement
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The Claim as Primitive
A finite payoff language separates observed outcomes, amounts owed, payment evidence, and market pricing.
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Admissible Obligation Transitions
Authorized changes preserve obligations, payment attribution, and unfinished instructions when records split, combine, or move between programs.
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Event-Collect BFT
Consensus over event-dependent execution preserves unresolved evidence and payments under explicit fault, availability, cryptographic, and provider assumptions.
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One-Way Coupling of Prediction Markets to Automated Market Makers
Prediction signals adjust automated prices. Fees, trade limits, and sponsor funding bound manipulation while retaining a response to forecasts.
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Central Counterparty Risk in Automated Markets
Liquidation price impact, loss allocation, timely cash, and settlement-asset feedback determine the resources needed for clearing.
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Parlay Identification of Ising Couplings
Joint event prices identify pair dependence under stated observation conditions. Statistical and numerical bounds distinguish pricing laws from physical probabilities.
Programming Languages
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Lex
A logic for rules, authority, time, and discretion.
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Op
A bytecode for proof-carrying institutional workflows.