GTi – Foundational Layer Beneath Relational Physics
Year: 2026
Type: article
Abstract: GTi (Generative Theory of ilons) is presented as a foundational generative ontology underlying relational, structural, informational, and categorical approaches in modern physics. The theory replaces substance‑based primitives with ilons—abstract generative units related through morphisms in a small category. Informational and structural configurations ariseas colimits of realized diagrams, and a family of functorial invariants Θ,S,k,λ,χ captures structural properties such as distinction, coherence, stability, and topological class. GTi is not a physical theory but a pre‑relational substrate from which multiple higher‑level frameworks may emerge. It provides a deeper generative layer beneath relational quantum mechanics (Rovelli), informational ontologies such as Wheeler’s “it from bit,” categorical physics (Baez), categorical quantum mechanics (Abramsky–Coecke), ontic structural realism (Ladyman & Ross), and geometric or spinorial programs (Penrose). GTi also offers a structural foundation compatible with spectral and distinction‑based approaches. The article develops the mathematical foundations of GTi, including the generative category I, the realization functor G:I→Set, the role of diagrams and colimits in emergent structure, and the definition of structural invariants. GTi is proposedas a candidate for the deepest ontological layer beneath relational physics and other contemporary foundational programs. Author: Waldemar Superson
Author: Superson, Waldemar
Language: English
Subfield: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics
Field: Physics and Astronomy
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7137199118
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