Triadic Model Dynamics (TMD): An Elementary Ontology of Space — Version 3.0

Triadic Model Dynamics (TMD) is a minimalist framework for describing physical reality based on a single elementary process: the interaction of an equilateral triad. Version 3.0 introduces a new energy relation E = U S^2, which links the topological nodehood U and the synchronization of orientation S into a single elementary equation. This relation makes it possible to describe the emergence of energy, stability, mass, oscillations, and interactions without introducing particles as separate objects. TMD 3.0 shows that light is not an object moving through space, but a process: a sequential handoff of DAG orientation between triads. Gravity is interpreted as a gradient of synchronization S. Macroscopic phenomena are the statistical behaviour of large ensembles of triads. TMD 3.0 thus provides a simple, intuitive, and topologically consistent framework unifying the dynamics of fields, matter, waves, and interactions.