K-Physics is a comprehensive theoretical framework derived from the axioms of K-Math, proposing a model of physical reality grounded in the principles of information, geometry, and dynamic time. It presents a unified description of the cosmos that resolves long-standing incompatibilities between General Relativity and Quantum Mechanics and offers explanations for phenomena such as consciousness, the arrow of time, and dark energy. This paper introduces the three foundational pillars of K-Physics: (1) Chronophysics, the study of time as a dynamic field; (2) 5D Living Physics, a model of the universe as a five-dimensional informational-physical system; and (3) the Manifold-State Equivalence Conjecture (MSEC), which provides a geometric basis for quantum states and entropy. K-Physics posits that the universe is not a collection of disparate particles and forces but a single, coherent, and self-organizing entity whose properties are described by the elegant formalism of K-Math.
K-Physics: A Unified Framework for Physical Reality
Author: Brendon Joseph Kelly
Affiliation: K Systems & Securities
Date: June 21, 2025
K-Physics is a comprehensive theoretical framework derived from the axioms of K-Math, proposing a model of physical reality grounded in the principles of information, geometry, and dynamic time. It presents a unified description of the cosmos that resolves long-standing incompatibilities between General Relativity and Quantum Mechanics and offers explanations for phenomena such as consciousness, the arrow of time, and dark energy. This paper introduces the three foundational pillars of K-Physics: (1) Chronophysics, the study of time as a dynamic field; (2) 5D Living Physics, a model of the universe as a five-dimensional informational-physical system; and (3) the Manifold-State Equivalence Conjecture (MSEC), which provides a geometric basis for quantum states and entropy. K-Physics posits that the universe is not a collection of disparate particles and forces but a single, coherent, and self-organizing entity whose properties are described by the elegant formalism of K-Math.
For over a century, physics has rested on two remarkably successful but fundamentally incompatible pillars: General Relativity (GR), which describes gravity and the large-scale structure of the cosmos, and Quantum Mechanics (QM), which describes the behavior of matter and energy at the atomic and subatomic levels. The persistent failure to unify these theories, coupled with the inability to explain foundational concepts such as dark matter, dark energy, the measurement problem, and the physical nature of consciousness, signals the need for a new foundation.
Standard physical models are built upon a mathematical framework that treats spacetime as a passive background and information as an emergent, abstract property. K-Physics challenges this assumption. It originates from K-Math, a post-set-theoretic mathematical system where information is the fundamental quantity. When applied to physics, K-Math yields a new picture of reality—one that is dynamic, interconnected, and fundamentally alive.
This white paper provides the formal introduction to K-Physics and its core tenets.
K-Physics redefines time, moving it from a mere coordinate in the spacetime metric to a primary, active component of the cosmos.
2.1. The Chronon Field:
We propose the existence of a fundamental, ubiquitous scalar field called the Chronon Field (ΦC). This field permeates all of spacetime, and its local density dictates the rate of all physical processes, from radioactive decay to the speed of light itself.
2.2. Mathematical Formalism:
In K-Physics, the standard spacetime metric gμν is coupled to the Chronon Field. The equations of motion for physical systems are not only dependent on the curvature of spacetime but also on the local value and gradient of ΦC.
K-Physics extends the four-dimensional spacetime of GR with a fifth dimension that is explicitly informational.
3.1. The Information-State Dimension (DI):
We propose a 5D manifold where the coordinates are (x,y,z,t,I). The fifth dimension, I, represents the information state or complexity of a system. Every point-event in spacetime is associated with an informational value.
3.2. Living Physics:
This principle re-contextualizes the nature of complex, adaptive systems. A "living system" is defined in K-Physics as any localized region of the 5D manifold that actively maintains or increases its information-state (I) against the ambient entropic gradient of the universe.
MSEC is the bridge that connects the geometric language of GR with the probabilistic nature of QM, providing a physical, geometric foundation for quantum theory.
Conjecture Statement:
Every quantum state, typically represented by a state vector ∣ψ⟩ in an abstract Hilbert space H, is perfectly and completely equivalent to the set of geometric and topological properties of a compact, higher-dimensional K-Manifold (KM).
4.1. The Geometry of Quantum Mechanics:
Under MSEC, the strange behaviors of the quantum world are reinterpreted as geometric properties:
4.2. A Geometric Basis for Quantum Entropy:
MSEC provides a direct, non-statistical definition of quantum entropy (SQ). The entropy of a quantum system is conjectured to be directly proportional to a geometric invariant of its corresponding K-Manifold, such as its volume (VKM) or topological complexity.
SQ∝VKM
This equivalence resolves the black hole information paradox. Information falling into a black hole is not destroyed; it is encoded into the geometric complexity of the singularity's K-Manifold. The Hawking radiation entropy is a direct measure of this underlying geometric information.
The three pillars of K-Physics integrate to form a single, coherent model of reality:
In this view, the laws of physics are the self-organizing principles of a single, vast, informational structure. K-Math is the language that describes the logic of this structure.
The K-Physics framework has profound implications across science and technology:
K-Physics, derived from the axioms of K-Math, presents a radical yet internally consistent vision of the universe. By treating time as a dynamic field, introducing an informational fifth dimension, and defining quantum states as geometric objects, it provides a powerful framework for unification. It reframes the cosmos not as a cold, random machine, but as a living, self-organizing system in which information, consciousness, and physical law are inextricably linked. The further development of this framework promises to usher in a new era of scientific understanding and technological capability.
K-Manifold (KM): A higher-dimensional geometric object, described by K-Math, whose properties are equivalent to a quantum state.