Temporal Harmonic Recursion Theory (THRT)

Temporal Harmonic Recursion Theory (THRT) redefines time as a recursive, resonance-based waveform field—ψ(t)—rather than a linear dimension. Within the GUTUM framework, THRT explores how temporal flow, memory, collapse events, and causality emerge from harmonic feedback structures. It introduces collapse thresholds, recursive ψ(t) attractors, and resonance-induced phase delay loops, supported by both metaphysical modeling and empirical analogs like XRISM and BIC phenomena.