Unified Coequality Theory of Multiversal Presence, Existence, and Reality Convergence

The Coequality Theory of Multiversal Presence and Existence presents a novel theoretical framework proposing that existence across multiple realities can be understood through fundamental principles of coequality and chronologic symmetry. The theory introduces a set of foundational postulates describing how presence, continuity, and existence may operate across interconnected yet distinct universal domains.

The framework explores the relationships between time, reality, and existence while providing a conceptual structure for analyzing simultaneous presence and existential continuity within a multiversal context. The study aims to establish a unified theoretical foundation capable of supporting future mathematical development, comparative cosmological analysis, and interdisciplinary investigation into the nature of reality.

This work is presented as a scientific preprint intended for scholarly discussion, critical evaluation, and further theoretical development.