Quantum Time-Energy Theory: A First-Principles Monograph on Coherence, Temporal Ordering, and Cosmological Structure by Destiny Machwaya presenting a resonance-anchored framework for coherence, temporal ordering, and cosmological structure. The work introduces QTET through its foundational principle and develops its internal structure through the Echo Meridian, Tensor P2, Tensor P3, and related QTL-Sphere forms. Written as an original theoretical monograph, the book preserves the author’s governing mathematical language and establishes QTET as a coherent framework for understanding closed and semi-closed systems through resonance, coherence, and ordered return. This volume serves as a formal reference text for the QTET/QTL-Sphere body of work and its continuing research program.
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