Integrated Structural Generation Theory (IGS) v2.0: A Unified Structural Framework for Difference, Time, Gravity, and Emergence

Integrated Structural Generation Theory (IGS) v2.0 proposes a generalized structural framework in which observable systems emerge through irreversible structural differentiation. Rather than treating matter, space-time, information, gravity, and adaptive organization as fundamentally separate entities, the framework interprets them as coupled manifestations of evolving structural variables. This work introduces: • unified structural variables• a candidate structural master equation• a correspondence principle connecting IGS to established theories• conceptual applications to cosmology (SDC), gravity (SDG), emergent time (SDT), and adaptive cross-scale dynamics (TLMM)• candidate quantitative and potentially falsifiable predictions• an explicit falsifiability structure The repository includes: • the main conceptual paper (PDF)• all figures used in the manuscript• an illustrative demonstration Python script• README documentation Important note:This work is conceptual, exploratory, and illustrative. Numerical examples, figures, and model comparisons are proof-of-principle demonstrations and are not calibrated fits to real observational datasets unless explicitly stated otherwise. The purpose of this release is to establish a timestamped structural framework, define candidate structural correspondences, and motivate future theoretical and observational investigation.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-05-17
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20258223
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Earth Systems and Cosmic Evolution
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Integrated Structural Generation Theory (IGS) v2.0: A Unified Structural Framework for Difference, Time, Gravity, and Emergence

Koji Okino
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Earth Systems and Cosmic Evolution
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Integrated Structural Generation Theory (IGS) v2.0: A Unified Structural Framework for Difference, Time, Gravity, and Emergence

Koji Okino
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Abstract

Integrated Structural Generation Theory (IGS) v2.0 proposes a generalized structural framework in which observable systems emerge through irreversible structural differentiation. Rather than treating matter, space-time, information, gravity, and adaptive organization as fundamentally separate entities, the framework interprets them as coupled manifestations of evolving structural variables. This work introduces: • unified structural variables• a candidate structural master equation• a correspondence principle connecting IGS to established theories• conceptual applications to cosmology (SDC), gravity (SDG), emergent time (SDT), and adaptive cross-scale dynamics (TLMM)• candidate quantitative and potentially falsifiable predictions• an explicit falsifiability structure The repository includes: • the main conceptual paper (PDF)• all figures used in the manuscript• an illustrative demonstration Python script• README documentation Important note:This work is conceptual, exploratory, and illustrative. Numerical examples, figures, and model comparisons are proof-of-principle demonstrations and are not calibrated fits to real observational datasets unless explicitly stated otherwise. The purpose of this release is to establish a timestamped structural framework, define candidate structural correspondences, and motivate future theoretical and observational investigation.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
United States Department of Labor (US)
Earth Systems and Cosmic Evolution
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