TFNR - The Variational Formation of Physical Reality: products of Formation in terms of inhomogeneity

The variations in (or deformations of) the Fields (as different expressions of the primary variational Acted, the Elementary Field—the passive aspect of the Source of Reality, the effects produced by the Action of the Agents of Formation) are the "objects" of the Process of Formation of Reality, while the Operators of Reality are the "subjects".

The outcome of the incessant Action of the Force, expression of the Agency of the Primary Source, is the progressive rise in the Complexity of Reality.

Complexity can be described and "measured" as the variational distance between different states or moments in the evolution of Reality:

• absolute complexity: the amount of variations (effective Action or produced Action) required to generate a Structure or a Form from the state of absolute homogeneity of the absolute vacuum
• relative (or differential) complexity: the amount of variations required to generate a state of a Structure or a Form from a different state of the same Structure/Form
• total complexity: the amount of variations required to generate the entire infinite Universe in its "present" form

Links to the tables of contents of TFNR Paper

• Go to the contents list of the paper "The Fundamental Nature of Reality"

• Go to Chapter 2 "A first look"