Antimatter as Inverse Morphism of Projection Chirality

This in-progress reference explores a structural interpretation of antimatter within the projection-based ontology of physics. In this framework, physical entities emerge from the directional traversal of constraint compatibility in a timeless informational space Ω. We propose that antimatter arises as the inverse morphism of a constraint traversal, a reversed realization of the same underlying informational structure. To explain the observed matter–antimatter asymmetry, we introduce the concept of projection chirality, a structural bias in the projection operator that favors one traversal direction over the other. This chirality is formalized via a 1-cocycle over the constraint graph and a groupoid of projectable realizations. The framework naturally reproduces the Standard Model’s duality structure and offers novel paths toward testable consequences, including gravitational asymmetries and CP-violation reinterpretations. This project complements previously published projection-framework preprints and remains open to further development.