Configuration Space Temporality: A Unified Theory of Time as Energy-Driven State Transition in Configuration Space — with Force Hierarchy, Relativistic Subsumption, Entanglement as Metric Coupling, and Experimental Predictions

February 22, 2026Open Access

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To propose a unified theory explaining time as an emergent property resulting from energy-driven transitions in configuration space.
Developed a theoretical framework based on three axioms of time and configuration space interactions.
Derived relationships between transition rates, energy landscapes, and relativistic effects.
Analyzed quantum entanglement in the context of metric coupling within joint configuration space.
Established a formal Subsumption Theorem correlating CST with observed relativistic effects.
Identified experimental predictions testable with existing quantum hardware.
Demonstrated a comprehensive framework linking various fields like thermodynamics, relativity, and quantum mechanics.

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This theoretical framework demonstrates energy-driven time transitions in configuration space, indicating a new understanding of time dynamics.

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Frederic David Blum (2026) studied this question.

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