What question did this study set out to answer?

To define a framework that governs the admissibility of system continuation and resource allocation under recoverability constraints.

April 16, 2026Open Access

Recoverability-Constrained Resource Allocation and Continuity Framework (RCA–CF): A Cross-Domain Constraint Model for Admissible System Operation and Irreversible Risk Prevention

Key Points

To define a framework that governs the admissibility of system continuation and resource allocation under recoverability constraints.
Define a cross-domain framework for system operation and resource allocation.
Extend the Recoverability-Constrained Systems invariant into continuity management.
Create a unified constraint structure for resource flows and continuity access.
Establishes that systems can only operate if irreversible outcomes are preventable.
Sets forth a clear model for aligning resource flows with real-time recoverability conditions.
Defines critical components like the Recoverability-Constrained Continuation Apparatus and Recoverability Boundary Engine.

Abstract

This document defines a cross-domain framework governing the admissibility of system continuation, resource allocation, and operational decision-making under recoverability constraints. It extends the Recoverability-Constrained Systems invariant into allocation and continuity management across interconnected technical, institutional, and environmental domains. A system, allocation, or action may proceed only while it can be established, in time and under real conditions, that irreversible outcomes remain preventable. Where this condition cannot be satisfied, continuation is non-admissible and allocation or execution must not proceed. The framework provides a unified constraint structure for aligning resource flows, system operation, and access continuity with real-time recoverability conditions across complex, interdependent systems. This work operates within the Recoverability-Constrained Systems architecture, including: Master Index (Authoritative Structural Index): https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.31919058 Recoverability-Constrained Continuation Apparatus (RCCA) Recoverability Boundary Engine LCAN (Continuation-Admissibility Network) It defines the allocation and continuity layer governing how system flows, access decisions, and resource distribution are executed under admissibility constraints. This work is extended by:https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19556171

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