This note extends ontological concepts and models cosmic emergence, highlighting entropy distinctions and assumptions.
This note provides an ontological extension to the framework presented in https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18895512. It defines the original concepts in detail, presents the necessary and sufficient postulates, and justifies a probabilistic model of cosmogenesis based on ontic differentiation, antisymmetric emergence, and stochastic stabilization under global constraints. It emphasizes the distinction and difference between epistemic entropy (Shannon, von Neumann) and ontic entropy as defined in the original paper and refreshes it here for clarity. Unitarity is recognized again as a foundational epistemic assumption, but is incompleteness in ontic informational terms is demonstrated.
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