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April 13, 20260 citationsOpen Access

The SUBSE Paradigm: A Methodological Framework for Complex Systems Research

The SUBSE Paradigm: A Methodological Framework for Non-Degenerative Research in Complex Systems

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HZHongyu Zhang

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The SUBSE paradigm provides a framework for developing theories of complex systems, suggesting a structured approach to avoid theoretical degeneration.

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  • This research aims to present the SUBSE paradigm as a robust methodological framework for theories in complex systems.
  • Introduce the SUBSE (Substrate-Surge-Elegance) paradigm based on Lakatos’s methodology.
  • Define three core methodological constraints: Substrate, Surge, and Elegance.
  • Discuss the Protective Belt for auxiliary hypotheses and anomaly resolution.
  • Establish that the SUBSE paradigm prevents theoretical degeneration in complex systems.
  • Demonstrate its adaptability through a flexible protective belt for model construction.
  • Articulate the criteria and standards for evaluating progress within the paradigm.
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Hongyu Zhang (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69dc88d83afacbeac03ea942https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19505947
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