The Abstract of the Holographic Alaya–Field Framework

A global quantum state does not automatically tell us which parts of a world will persist, how they can be reached, or how a process within that world becomes a reader of its own history. Genesis Trilogy asks these formation questions together. HAFF studies the world of durable distinctions and records; Q-RAIF studies their physical interface with control and propagation; T-DOME studies how memory can organize a system's revisable participation. The proposed common idea is that usable structure forms through relations of access. An algebra, a stable physical carrier, a reading frame and a spacetime geometry are not the same object. Explaining their connections requires actual interactions and histories, not a relabelling of one as another. The overview PDF is accompanied by its TeX sources in a ZIP; it has no separate appendices.