Construction and Application Research of Real Value Quantitative System Under the Dual Real-Virtual Field Theory

Abstract Aiming at the core pain points of the existing economic system, such as the lack of a unified and objective value benchmark, the difficulty in quantitatively identifying economic bubbles and industrial risks, and the long-term reliance on ex-post interpretation, this paper anchors the origin of real value to the effective available energy in nature based on the underlying axioms of the Dual Real-Virtual Field Theory, and proposes a unified economic measurement scheme based on physical energy units. This paper strictly defines the boundary between real value (real price) and virtual value, constructs a two-layer value measurement system of "permanent constant theoretical constant + energy equivalent conversion", and deduces a set of general calculation formulas and industrial health diagnosis methods. The research shows that this system can break away from the interference of sovereign currency and capital speculation, objectively quantify the real value stock of commodities and economies, accurately split the real and virtual value components in market prices, and provide a unified value benchmark for macro-control, global trade accounting and economic risk early warning. Key words: Dual Real-Virtual Field Theory; Real Value; Energy Anchoring; Value Quantification; Conjugate Golden Attenuation; Real-Virtual Deviation Degree

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-06-27
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20953294
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Complex Systems and Time Series Analysis
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Construction and Application Research of Real Value Quantitative System Under the Dual Real-Virtual Field Theory

Zhongqiang Liu
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Complex Systems and Time Series Analysis
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Construction and Application Research of Real Value Quantitative System Under the Dual Real-Virtual Field Theory

Zhongqiang Liu
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Abstract

Abstract Aiming at the core pain points of the existing economic system, such as the lack of a unified and objective value benchmark, the difficulty in quantitatively identifying economic bubbles and industrial risks, and the long-term reliance on ex-post interpretation, this paper anchors the origin of real value to the effective available energy in nature based on the underlying axioms of the Dual Real-Virtual Field Theory, and proposes a unified economic measurement scheme based on physical energy units. This paper strictly defines the boundary between real value (real price) and virtual value, constructs a two-layer value measurement system of "permanent constant theoretical constant + energy equivalent conversion", and deduces a set of general calculation formulas and industrial health diagnosis methods. The research shows that this system can break away from the interference of sovereign currency and capital speculation, objectively quantify the real value stock of commodities and economies, accurately split the real and virtual value components in market prices, and provide a unified value benchmark for macro-control, global trade accounting and economic risk early warning. Key words: Dual Real-Virtual Field Theory; Real Value; Energy Anchoring; Value Quantification; Conjugate Golden Attenuation; Real-Virtual Deviation Degree

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Complex Systems and Time Series Analysis
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