This record presents a corrected version of a geometric framework that models balance among system priorities, suggesting improved interpretations.
This record contains version v1.1.2 of The Marshall Triangle: A Triadic Geometric Framework for Modeling Balance in Complex Systems. The Marshall Triangle is a formal geometric framework for representing balance among three competing system priorities. It uses a midpoint-source triangular construction, a reference Harmony Index, and a Gaussian radial-field visualization model to support interpretation of triadic tradeoffs. Version v1.1.2 is a corrected manuscript release. It removes publisher-template residue from the prior PDF, updates the Data Availability Statement with the Zenodo archival DOI, improves mathematical wording around the Harmony Index and source-influence interpretation, updates the conflict-of-interest disclosure, replaces Figure 1 with a higher-resolution canonical image, and removes hidden MDPI sample-template boilerplate from the source archive. The substantive framework, equations, figures, and scholarly references remain aligned with v1.1.1.
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Paul Warrington Marshall (2026) studied this question.
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