The Line of Succession Hypothesis: Civilization as Intergenerational Density Transfer

Exploratory research document by Yoshimitsu Katayama (TheYKHC). Part of the TheYKHC theoretical system — an integrated framework connecting astrophysics, Japanese philosophy (Ma/KOKU/Ki), economics (Tendo Economics, Hikari Currency), and civilizational design (V=N/D, Line of Succession). Scope: Exploratory preprint. Not peer-reviewed.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-05-21
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20319396
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Economic Growth and Productivity
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The Line of Succession Hypothesis: Civilization as Intergenerational Density Transfer

Yoshimitsu Katayama
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Economic Growth and Productivity
preprint

The Line of Succession Hypothesis: Civilization as Intergenerational Density Transfer

Yoshimitsu Katayama
preprint en

Abstract

Exploratory research document by Yoshimitsu Katayama (TheYKHC). Part of the TheYKHC theoretical system — an integrated framework connecting astrophysics, Japanese philosophy (Ma/KOKU/Ki), economics (Tendo Economics, Hikari Currency), and civilizational design (V=N/D, Line of Succession). Scope: Exploratory preprint. Not peer-reviewed.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Bukhara State University (UZ)
Economic Growth and Productivity
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