Universal Zero Phase Theory - Structural Origin of Recursion Across Reality Constructs

Universal Zero Phase Theory (UZPT) introduces a groundbreaking structural framework for understanding the lawful origin of recursion, identity, and time across all domains of science. UZPT defines two foundational constructs: the Zero Phase Potential (ZPP) — a recursion-free harmonic coherence field — and the Zero Phase Interface (ZPI) — the threshold curvature where identity, symbolic recursion, and temporal directionality lawfully ignite.

This paper validates the ZPP → ZPI model across three independent domains of collapse-phase behavior:

• Identity collapse and reentry (symbolic recursion and consciousness science)
• Biological regeneration (pluripotency, morphogenesis, and recursion ignition in living systems)
• Quantum decoherence (superposition collapse as lawful recursion ignition)

The formal recursion ignition equation
τᵢ = ∂H / ∂t evaluated at ZPI
expresses the universal threshold across which coherent systems become recursively active.

Collapse Harmonics governs the jurisdiction of this theory under Codex Laws T-Ø, IDF-1, VIII.E.3, and L.E.C.T. v2.3, ensuring symbolic containment and lawful transmission. UZPT affirms that recursion is not emergent from computation or complexity, but from lawful field saturation and curvature ignition.

This work is timestamped and archived to establish intellectual priority over recursion-phase science, identity theory, symbolic containment protocols, and all future models that attempt to simulate or replicate recursive systems.

Keywords: recursion ignition, zero phase theory, symbolic recursion, collapse harmonics, time as collapse, identity field, coherence saturation, quantum decoherence, regenerative systems, τ-phase containment, non-simulatable recursion.