The Coherent Universe: A Quantum Fluid Theory of Gravity, Matter, and Time
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| contents | <p>The laws of physics are not laws etched in stone—they are drawn in the sands of time.</p> <p>The <em>Quantum Superfluid Spacetime Model</em> (QSSM) reimagines the vacuum as a dynamic quantum fluid—the <em>Elysium Field</em>—whose evolving coherence gives rise to gravity, matter, and time itself. In this framework, curvature is not sourced by stress-energy but by quantum pressure and coherence gradients. The universe becomes the memory of quantum order.</p> <p>QSSM unifies general relativity and quantum mechanics not by reconciling their contradictions, but by revealing them as complementary descriptions of a single coherent medium. Matter emerges as stable vortices. Time flows from irreversible decoherence. Constants such as c, G, and ħ become local properties of an evolving vacuum, not fixed absolutes.</p> <p>At the core of the model lies a modified field equation:</p> <p>G_μν + (P_q/c²) g_μν = (8πG/c⁴) [T_μν + T_μν^(c)]</p> <p>This equation encodes a deeper symmetry: that coherence, not geometry alone, governs spacetime structure.</p> <p>QSSM predicts gravitational lensing anomalies observable by JWST and Euclid, a dynamical Hubble constant resolving the H₀ tension, scalar and vector gravitational waves measurable by LISA, collider-scale resonance shifts, and subtle time-variation of fundamental constants detectable by atomic clocks and pulsar arrays.</p> <p>This is not a theory of everything. It is a theory of emergence, coherence, and change—a fluid foundation beneath the laws we thought unchanging.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | The Coherent Universe: A Quantum Fluid Theory of Gravity, Matter, and Time Greene, Richard Quantum Gravity, Superfluid Vacuum, Quantum Cosmology, General Relativity, Emergent Gravity, Quantum Mechanics, Dark Energy, Gravitational Lensing, Fundamental Constants, Quantum Coherence <p>The laws of physics are not laws etched in stone—they are drawn in the sands of time.</p> <p>The <em>Quantum Superfluid Spacetime Model</em> (QSSM) reimagines the vacuum as a dynamic quantum fluid—the <em>Elysium Field</em>—whose evolving coherence gives rise to gravity, matter, and time itself. In this framework, curvature is not sourced by stress-energy but by quantum pressure and coherence gradients. The universe becomes the memory of quantum order.</p> <p>QSSM unifies general relativity and quantum mechanics not by reconciling their contradictions, but by revealing them as complementary descriptions of a single coherent medium. Matter emerges as stable vortices. Time flows from irreversible decoherence. Constants such as c, G, and ħ become local properties of an evolving vacuum, not fixed absolutes.</p> <p>At the core of the model lies a modified field equation:</p> <p>G_μν + (P_q/c²) g_μν = (8πG/c⁴) [T_μν + T_μν^(c)]</p> <p>This equation encodes a deeper symmetry: that coherence, not geometry alone, governs spacetime structure.</p> <p>QSSM predicts gravitational lensing anomalies observable by JWST and Euclid, a dynamical Hubble constant resolving the H₀ tension, scalar and vector gravitational waves measurable by LISA, collider-scale resonance shifts, and subtle time-variation of fundamental constants detectable by atomic clocks and pulsar arrays.</p> <p>This is not a theory of everything. It is a theory of emergence, coherence, and change—a fluid foundation beneath the laws we thought unchanging.</p> |
| title | The Coherent Universe: A Quantum Fluid Theory of Gravity, Matter, and Time |
| topic | Quantum Gravity, Superfluid Vacuum, Quantum Cosmology, General Relativity, Emergent Gravity, Quantum Mechanics, Dark Energy, Gravitational Lensing, Fundamental Constants, Quantum Coherence |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15192685 |