Upper boundary of financial exposure — before you sign.
Request AnalysisContracts contain embedded financial exposure that becomes visible only after penalties, cross-default triggers, or cascading obligations activate.
The central question is simple: What is the maximum cumulative financial exposure embedded in the agreement?
The assessment is strictly mathematical. No legal interpretation. No subjective judgment.
Traditional reviews rely on professional interpretation and expert judgment.
Mathematical analysis applies formal structure and deterministic evaluation of contractual obligations. Given identical input data, the result remains identical.
The method calculates financial exposure. It does not estimate or speculate.
While expert conclusions may vary between professionals, mathematical analysis produces a consistent and reproducible financial boundary of exposure.
The analytical framework is derived from the Theory of Convergence of Sets of Values. It determines the upper boundary of cumulative financial exposure and identifies structural financial breakpoints.
Authorship filing submitted in the United States.
Publication: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18646721
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