Fiscal Geometry Language Manual (v2.0): A Unified Language for Institutional Geometry
One-line: Defines the minimal grammar (objects, primitives, and rendering rules) used to describe institutional space in Fiscal Geometry.
Whitepaper 4: Information as Structure — The Tri-Axial Information Axiom
One-line: Formalizes “information as structure” across accounting recordability, legal evidence, and sociological structure formation—setting the epistemic base layer for the framework.
The Law of Institutional Existence (v2.0): An Ontological Proposition
One-line: Presents an ontological claim: structural fiscal tension is a condition of institutional existence, stated as a structural proposition rather than a policy argument.
Technical Note: The Ontology of Institutional Tension (Oct 2025)
One-line: Defines institutional tension as a structural condition that can be specified, tracked, and rendered as observable geometry.
Technical Note: Why Physical Structures Explain Institutional Structures (Dec 2025)
One-line: States a structural isomorphism claim: institutional structures can be read through physical structure logic (fields, constraints, and non-linear transitions) as a modeling analogy.