Reality Without Evolution: Time, Reconstruction, and the Foundations of Physical Law
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| author | Li, Bin |
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| contents | <p>This book proposes a reconstruction framework in which physical reality is<br>understood not as a sequence of states evolving in time, but as a partially<br>ordered structure of admissible configurations. Time emerges as a derived<br>parameter imposed on selected chains within this structure, rather than as a<br>fundamental ingredient of nature.</p> <p>Within this perspective, gravity arises as global reconstruction consistency,<br>quantum theory reflects internal bundle compatibility, entropy measures<br>constraint volume, and cosmological expansion becomes a geometric feature of<br>feasibility rather than dynamical evolution. Several core equations of modern<br>physics—including Einstein’s equation, the Schr\"odinger equation, and<br>Maxwell’s equations—are shown to emerge as stable continuum limits of<br>admissible reconstruction.</p> <p>The framework does not claim final empirical completion. It presents instead a<br>structural reorganization of foundational assumptions and a research program<br>aimed at unifying gravity, quantum theory, and cosmology under a common<br>principle of feasibility and ordered construction.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Reality Without Evolution: Time, Reconstruction, and the Foundations of Physical Law Li, Bin reconstruction, time, gravity, quantum mechanics, entropy, cosmology, feasibility, Lorentz symmetry <p>This book proposes a reconstruction framework in which physical reality is<br>understood not as a sequence of states evolving in time, but as a partially<br>ordered structure of admissible configurations. Time emerges as a derived<br>parameter imposed on selected chains within this structure, rather than as a<br>fundamental ingredient of nature.</p> <p>Within this perspective, gravity arises as global reconstruction consistency,<br>quantum theory reflects internal bundle compatibility, entropy measures<br>constraint volume, and cosmological expansion becomes a geometric feature of<br>feasibility rather than dynamical evolution. Several core equations of modern<br>physics—including Einstein’s equation, the Schr\"odinger equation, and<br>Maxwell’s equations—are shown to emerge as stable continuum limits of<br>admissible reconstruction.</p> <p>The framework does not claim final empirical completion. It presents instead a<br>structural reorganization of foundational assumptions and a research program<br>aimed at unifying gravity, quantum theory, and cosmology under a common<br>principle of feasibility and ordered construction.</p> |
| title | Reality Without Evolution: Time, Reconstruction, and the Foundations of Physical Law |
| topic | reconstruction, time, gravity, quantum mechanics, entropy, cosmology, feasibility, Lorentz symmetry |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18648664 |