Beyond the Physical Buffer: Collected Papers on Informational Thermodynamics, Ontological Physics, and Foundational Studies of Reality

Beyond the Physical Buffer is a collected volume bringing together a sustained body of work on informational thermodynamics, ontological physics, and foundational studies of reality. This book gathers 43 English-language papers developed across an evolving research program concerned with the informational, ontological, and thermodynamic structure of physical reality. The collected works range from early conceptual investigations on time, temporal storage, ontological continuity, and cosmic order to later technical studies on informational erasure, null-pointer ontology, black-hole information, cosmology, gravity as processing latency, weak-field phenomenology, nonequilibrium memory effects, stochastic latency fluctuations, and microphysical closure. The volume is intended as a unified research collection rather than a single linear treatise. It preserves the developmental continuity of the program by presenting early foundational intuitions, intermediate conceptual constructions, and later formalized models within one book-length edition. The central themes recurring throughout the volume include finite-capacity reality, temporal information limits, irreversible update, erasure as a physically consequential principle, ontological admissibility, and the possibility that gravitational and cosmological behavior may emerge from deeper informational constraints. This revised book edition is designed as a more professional and coherent presentation of the collected works. It includes a refined cover, front matter, table of contents, and a preface situating the volume within the broader intellectual trajectory of the research program.