BCT Appendix App-L208a: Hopf Rationality — Loss Aversion, Working Memory, and Market Anomalies from OHC Topology

Michel Robert Cabrié

doi:10.5281/zenodo.20674594

June 1, 2026Open Access

BCT Appendix App-L208a: Hopf Rationality — Loss Aversion, Working Memory, and Market Anomalies from OHC Topology

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Key Points

To explore the formal derivation of loss aversion and its implications for market anomalies under Hopf topology.
Derived loss aversion using Hopf defect energy asymmetry.
Applied Miller's Law to determine working memory limitations.
Analyzed BKK consumption correlation.
Loss aversion λ calculated as 2.015 from energy asymmetry.
Miller's Law resulted in N = 7.0 related to working memory.
BKK consumption correlation was found to be 0.294.

Implication

Formal analysis reveals loss aversion and connections to market anomalies, addressing economic problems.

Abstract

Formal derivation of BCT Letter 208 results. Loss aversion λ = 2/(1−α₀) = 2.015 derived from Hopf defect annihilation/creation energy asymmetry. Miller's Law N = 7.0 derived from Bessel subharmonic ratio. BKK consumption correlation (r_tet/r_oct)² = 0.294. Nine of eleven unsolved economics problems addressed. BCT Predictions #254–#255. Zero free parameters.

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