HOMORESOLOGY

HOMORESOLOGY A Theory of Shared Convergence and Multi-Trajectory Outcomes Proposed by: Phan Thành Trung Foundational Context: Operatorology – Noir Torsorology – Multi-Trajectory Convergence Logic Abstract Homoresology is proposed as the study of how distinct structures, trajectories, governing rules, and developmental processes may still generate identical or equivalent outcomes. Traditional disciplines often investigate: whether solutions exist, how solutions emerge, how to optimize solutions, or whether solutions are unique. Homoresology instead asks: Why do fundamentally different systems repeatedly arrive at the same outcome? This framework assumes that reality is not organized only by forces and laws— but also by regions of outcomes capable of attracting trajectories. I. Fundamental Definition Definition 1 — Shared Outcome (Homoresonance) Two systems are said to be homoresonant if: