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This work aims to establish a foundational theory of observable reality based on an atemporal relation graph.

April 26, 2026Open Access

TAM — The Atemporal Multiverse part 1 the core v2₂ english

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This work aims to establish a foundational theory of observable reality based on an atemporal relation graph.
Introduced six axioms, including Axiom VI (the Projection Operator).
Combined MaxEnt principle and GNS construction to create a parameter-free theory.
Derived quantum mechanics rules and transformations from the axiomatic basis.
Successfully derived the Born rule of quantum mechanics from the proposed framework.
Demonstrated that Lorentz transformations emerge naturally within the model.
Evolved pulsar gamma-luminosity based on the same foundational axioms.

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TAM (The Atemporal Multiverse) postulates that observable reality is a projection of an atemporal relation graph G=(V,E,ω) with global existence condition C(G)=0. Six fundamental axioms — including the new Axiom VI (the Projection Operator) — are combined with the MaxEnt principle and the GNS construction to yield a parameter-free theory. The framework derives the Born rule of quantum mechanics, the Lorentz transformation, and pulsar gamma-luminosity from the same ontological basis without external assumptions beyond Axioms I–VI.

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