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Interactive charts, tables, and diagrams from IRSA research papers. These visualizations complement the formal mathematical proofs with intuitive representations.

Interactive Parameters

Adjust these parameters to see how they affect all visualizations below. Default values from PSC v2.0: C₀ = $100K, γ = 1.7, N = 30.

50%100%
550
8.5×
SVM (Benefits)
$500K
Total System Value
$124
Capital Remaining
5.51%
System IRR

Figure 1: Capital Evolution per Cycle

Cn = C0 × Rn-1 — Capital available decreases geometrically each cycle

Paper Section 3.1

Figure 2: Cumulative Capital Deployment

Total capital deployed vs single grant baseline (dashed line)

Paper Section 4.2

Figure 3: System Value Multiplier Reference Table

SVMbenefits = γ × (1 - RN) / (1 - R) — Key values from PSC v2.0 Section 6.4.1

Paper Section 6.4.1
R FactorTheoretical SVMSVM (N=30)Total Value% Retained
100%×51.0×$3.1M100.0%
98%50.0×38.6×$2.3M54.5%
96%25.0×30.0×$1.8M29.4%
94%16.7×23.9×$1.4M15.6%
92%12.5×19.5×$1.2M8.2%
90%10.0×16.3×$962K4.2%
85%6.7×11.2×$662K0.8%
80%5.0×8.5×$500K0.1%
75%4.0×6.8×$400K0.0%
70%3.3×5.7×$333K0.0%
60%2.5×4.2×$250K0.0%
50%2.0×3.4×$200K0.0%

Note: Total Value = (SVM × C₀ / γ) + CN+1. Theoretical SVM = 1/(1-R) assumes infinite cycles.

Figure 4: PSC vs Traditional Capital Models

Cumulative deployment comparison: PSC vs one-time grant vs 3-cycle loan

Paper Section 5.1
$499K
PSC after 30 years
$100K
Grant (one-time)
$300K
Loan (3 cycles max)

Figure 5: PSC Capital Lifecycle

Conceptual flow showing how capital cycles through the system

Paper Section 2.2
Donor
Provides C₀
$100K
Beneficiary
Creates value
γ = 1.7× impact
Recycling
Returns R%
R = 80%
Next Cycle
C₂ = R × C₁
$80K

After 30 cycles, total deployed = 8.5× initial capital, with $124 remaining for future cycles.

Paper Reference

These visualizations are based on formulas from the PSC Framework paper v2.0. For full mathematical proofs and derivations, see the published paper.