Emergent Discrete Interaction Events from Irreversible Constraint Accumulation.

This paper presents a regime-based account of discrete event formation within a variational dissipative–conservative framework in which irreversibility and constraint are primary. Discrete interaction events are shown to arise when multiple jointly persistent oscillatory continuations become dynamically incompatible under accumulating irreversible constraint. Event formation is not treated as a stochastic collapse mechanism, observer-dependent process, or additional postulate, but as the deterministic failure of coexistence once compatibility thresholds are exceeded. The work does not modify quantum mechanics, introduce hidden variables, or propose new dynamical laws. Its contribution is explanatory and foundational, providing the structural link between entanglement, decoherence, and the emergence of classical behaviour.