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The Toroidal Recurrence of Relational Boundaries: A Structural Cosmology of Relational Emergence, Scale Inversion, and Recursive Persistence
This paper extends The Relative Framework (TRF) into a generalized structural cosmology grounded in relational emergence, bounded persistence, finite resolution capacity (ρ), cumulative irreversibility (K), and representational divergence (Δ). Rather than treating macro-scale and micro-scale domains as ontologically separate realities, the framework proposes that they are recursively entangled regions of a continuous topological process.
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