Relational Continuum Ontology: Existence as Generative Continuity

This paper develops Relational Continuum Ontology as a structural framework for understanding emergence, laws of nature, and organized complexity. It proposes that scientific descriptions of structure, interaction, and temporal order may be interpreted within generative relational organization understood as explanatory continuity. Within this framework, stabilization, recurrence, and reconfiguration are treated as related principles through which laws emerge across physical, biological, and complex systems. A minimal formal schema is introduced to clarify structural relations among generative capacity, relational organization, stabilization, and law formation. The framework proposes a unifying ontological structure through which emergence across domains may be interpreted with greater explanatory economy.