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most citedEconstellar: An Open-Source AI-Augmented Research Engine for Computational Financial Econometrics

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hep-ex2026

MANGO: An Autodiff Neutrino Oscillation Engine for Differentiable Analysis Pipelines

Pierre Granger

Computing neutrino oscillation probabilities is a solved problem; computing their derivatives is not. We present MANGO (MANGO: A Neutrino Gradient Oscillator), a composable oscilla…

econ.TH2026

Choice at Finite Capacity: The Bounded Agent as an Information Channel and the Recovery of Walrasian Demand

Avishek Bhandari

The paper models consumers as limited‑capacity information channels, using rate‑distortion theory to derive a probabilistic demand function that converges to the classic Walrasian…

econ.TH2026

Rational Bubbles at the Spectral Edge: An Operator-Spectral Theory of Fragility, Identification and Finite-Sample Certification

Avishek Bhandari

When markets move more and more in lockstep, are they drifting towards the point where a price bubble becomes possible, and can that drift be measured before the crossing? This pap…

econ.TH2026

Equilibrium as a Limit: The Competitive Canon Nested in an Adaptive, Information-Theoretic Economy

Avishek Bhandari

The competitive equilibrium of general equilibrium theory exists as a fixed point and is, by the theorys own results on aggregate excess demand, in general silent on whether that f…

econ.EM20261 cited

Econstellar: An Open-Source AI-Augmented Research Engine for Computational Financial Econometrics

Avishek Bhandari

Turning a promising economic idea into a credible empirical finding is, in practice, an expensive undertaking: it demands a great deal of specialised computation, and the results a…

econ.EM2026

Scale-Ordered Contagion: A Spectral Theory of Heterogeneous Information Adaptation in Financial Networks

Avishek Bhandari, Ipsita Parida

In this paper, an attempt is made to examine how the speed at which financial markets absorb information governs the way shocks travel between them. It may be noted that a market w…