Total State–Space Coexistence Theory

A Structural Framework for Time, Probability, and Experience

Total State–Space Coexistence Theory presents a rigorous structural framework for understanding time, probability, multiplicity, and experience without invoking metaphysics, spirituality, or speculative physics.

Rather than proposing new physical laws, this book reorganizes existing foundational concepts into a single coherent structure. Time is treated not as a flowing entity but as an ordering relation over a complete state-space. Past, present, and future coexist structurally, while experience arises through localized access rather than global progression.

The framework reinterprets probability as a measure over coexisting outcomes, clarifies the multiverse as state-space partitioning rather than universe creation, and resolves classical paradoxes—such as time travel and measurement contradictions—through structural separation instead of elimination.

Key topics include:

• Time as ordering without flow

• The universe as a complete state-space

• Multiverse as coexistence of incompatible outcomes

• Probability as structural weight, not selection

• Observation as physical correlation

• Experience as index-local access

• Paradox handling without contradiction

• Agency and responsibility in a complete universe

Each chapter is written to stand independently, allowing the material to function both as a unified monograph and as a collection of publishable theoretical papers.

This book is intended for readers interested in the foundations of physics, philosophy of time, probability theory, and conceptual clarity at the deepest structural level. No prior commitment to any interpretation of quantum mechanics or metaphysical doctrine is required.