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TRR–NOTIME Reformulation of Thermodynamic Laws as Structural Projections – without paradox

Authors: Březina, Michal;

TRR–NOTIME Reformulation of Thermodynamic Laws as Structural Projections – without paradox

Abstract

This document reformulates the classical laws of thermodynamics within the timeless structural framework of TRR–NOTIME. In this framework, energy is not treated as a substance but as a manifestation of the directional energy potential (SEP). The first law is not a causal principle but a projectional balance of the SEP field. The second law is not an irreversible process but a consequence of interactional asymmetry. The third law loses its independent meaning and becomes a natural outcome of achieved projectional equilibrium. Unlike in classical physics, no paradoxes arise - these laws do not contradict each other, as they do not require time, causality, or probability. They are manifestations of a single structural property: projectionally defined equilibrium within the SEP field. In TRR–NOTIME, the three thermodynamic laws are not considered fundamental principles but derivable theorems based on the directional structure of the SEP field. Each theorem describes a specific configuration of projectional balance and interactional equilibrium. They are not mutually contradictory nor time-dependent, and their validity does not rely on energy in time or probabilistic interpretation. This publication is part of the broader framework known as the Theory of Relative Reality without Time (TRR–NOTIME), which redefines physical principles through the structure of directional energy potential (SEP), eliminating time as a fundamental variable (see References [1–5]).

Keywords

Projectional generalization, Irreversibility, Pre-modern ontology, Law of Energy Conservation, Entropy, Divergence of energy field, Projectional symmetry, Aristotelian foundations, Neglected principles, Non-statistical thermodynamics, Structural balance, SEP field theory, General principle of physics, Vacuum structure, Elimination of time, Causal physics, TRR–NOTIME, Time-independent physics, Deterministic equilibrium, φ₀–state, Causality-free formulation, Thermodynamics, Projection-based interaction, Directional Energy Potential (SEP)

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