The Convergence Map: What Physics and Mathematics Jointly Say About the Nature of Reality

This paper surveys the strongest established results across five major fields — quantum foundations, quantum gravity, mathematical logic, information theory, and thermodynamics — and systematically maps where independently developed results converge on the same structural conclusions about the nature of reality. Five primary convergences are identified. The paper then performs iterative meta-convergence — converging the convergences until a fixed point is reached — yielding the Self-Referential Relational Principle (SRRP): reality is self-referential relational structure, with contextuality, emergence, informational primacy, self-referential limits, and perspectival irreversibility as its five necessary expressions. Over sixty landmark results cited, each with epistemic status explicitly flagged. Part of a research programme: Validates The Infinite Ground (Mala, 2026) — doi:10.5281/zenodo.19479968 Validates Generative Coupling (Mala, 2026) — doi:10.5281/zenodo.19479970 Validates The Deeper Ground (Mala, 2026) — doi:10.5281/zenodo.19488612 Validates Infinitography (Mala, 2026) — doi:10.5281/zenodo.19494555 Proven by Mathematical Foundations (Mala, 2026) — doi:10.5281/zenodo.19520692