About Persistence Science
The Origin of Persistence Science
Persistence Science emerged from a fundamental question:
Why do some systems persist while others collapse?
The search for a universal persistence condition led to the formulation of the Odero Axiom, the Laws of Persistence Science, the Measurement Architecture, and a broader framework for understanding persistence across physical, technological, economic, institutional, and cosmological systems.
From this question emerged the Odero Axiom, the foundational principle of Persistence Science.
Long-Term Vision
The long-term objective of Persistence Science is to establish a common scientific language for understanding persistence across complex systems.
The framework seeks to unify information, control, energy, and decay within a single explanatory architecture spanning physical, biological, technological, economic, institutional, and cosmological domains.
The foundational persistence condition from which the discipline emerged.
The Persistence Science Architecture
This architecture forms the intellectual structure of Persistence Science and guides all published works and research programs.
Discipline Statistics
Academic Profiles
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ORCID:
0009-0007-7039-7209 -
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SSRN Author ID:
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RePEc / MPRA Profile:
Short-ID: pod94 (MPRA 115979) -
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Persistence Science Library
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