Section-by-section summaries for college-level readers — key findings, formal theorems in plain English, Monte Carlo results, policy translation, seven-lane advice, and source questions. Every work links to its teaching deck and its SSRN status.
Some older paper summaries still contain draft or manuscript-local βW values. The canonical public values are the revenue-denominated figures in Domain Tables; use those for citation until each summary is reconciled.
HOW THE RANKING WORKS
The number beside each paper (the gold figure, 0–100, shown to one tenth) is its publication-intelligence priority score. It is computed deterministically from the manuscript — not a peer-review grade — as a weighted blend of seven dimensions: originality (20%), world importance (18%), scholarly contribution (18%), uniqueness (14%), canon centrality (14%), fit with the external literature (10%), and low duplication risk (6%). The visible corpus is ordered by that score, highest first; #1 is the rank within the current public/study corpus mode. The score guides publication order; it is a triage signal, not a claim about final quality.
190 works · scores 67.2–93.1 · 87 with extended summaries
Full summaries are generated from the working papers and verified against the published text. Monte Carlo results are reproducible (N=100,000, seed=42).