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The central aim is to reinterpret pathogen dynamics within wastewater treatment using stability concepts.

March 10, 2026Open Access

Pathogen Suppression Model within the GCST / ARC Framework

Key Points

The central aim is to reinterpret pathogen dynamics within wastewater treatment using stability concepts.
Applied stability-engineering principles to analyze wastewater treatment processes.
Integrated Global Complexity Stability Theory and the ARC framework.
Explored the role of system disruptions on pathogen persistence.
Pathogenic organisms are identified as unstable modes arising from system imbalance.
Major disruptions include organic overload, oxygen deficiency, and thermal stagnation.
The findings suggest a need for equilibrium restoration rather than eradication of pathogens.

Abstract

Abstract This conceptual work presents a stability-engineering interpretation of wastewater treatment within the Global Complexity Stability Theory (GCST) and THE ARC (FN) framework. Pathogenic organisms are reframed not as enemies to be eradicated by force, but as transient, structurally unstable modes that arise and persist only when system-level equilibrium is disrupted — primarily by organic overload, oxygen deficiency, and thermal stagnation.

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Р С Лукин (Sun,) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69af95a470916d39fea4d635 https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18908255

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