Crystalline Time: A Model of Cosmogenesis from Logical Asymmetry

This paper proposes a novel framework for cosmogenesis in which the universe is bounded not only by energetic or geometric constraints, but also by logical structure. We define two cosmogenic boundary conditions: the Planck Portal, marking causal termination at $T_{BH}=T_{Planck}$ , and the Absolute Zero Boundary, representing anti-causal initiation at $T_{BB}=T_{abs.zero}$ . These dual ruptures in spacetime—driven respectively by mass-energy density and logical asymmetry—establish a time-symmetric model in which black holes act as curvature-bound information sinks and the Big Bang is interpreted as a recrystallization rupture within a cold, metastable vacuum. We introduce the concept of a crystalline vacuum lattice whose structure sets a shape-dependent threshold for cosmogenesis, replacing the traditional notion of a singularity. This model offers a path toward unifying entropy, information flow, and the arrow of time within a logically grounded, predictive cosmological theory.