Ontology of Dynamics: Fundamental Foundations. Coordination of Localities and the Origin of Directedness. Version 1.1 (expanded and corrected)

The paper formulates the fundamental ontological foundations of dynamics based on the notions of locality and coordination. It is shown that observed dynamics arises as a compatible manifestation of the internal dynamics of localities in the process of their coordination. The notion of resource is introduced as a generalized capability to sustain coordinable evolution, and a mechanism of its redistribution via transmission of morphisms through communication channels is described. Directedness is derived as a structural effect of stable asymmetry of these channels. The resulting foundation is used to interpret directed physical phenomena as derivative regimes of dynamics.