Extended Relativity: a Possible Theory of Everything
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| author | Colella, Vincenzo |
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| contents | <p><strong>Extended Relativity: a Possible Theory of Everything</strong></p> <p>We introduce <em>Extended Relativity</em>, a thermodynamic framework in which microscopic dissipative processes directly generate macroscopic spacetime geometry. The theory preserves full compatibility with General Relativity and the Standard Model, while reinterpreting their foundations in emergent terms. In this picture, gravity is understood as a global thermodynamic effect, and the particles and interactions of the Standard Model arise as vibrational or coherent modes of a universal scalar degree of freedom, χ. Remarkably, the framework reproduces the observed spectra of leptons and quarks through a universal anharmonic law, and predicts electroweak boson masses from a single stiffness scale <span><span>fχ≃246f_\chi \simeq 246</span><span><span><span><span>f</span><span><span><span><span><span><span>χ</span></span></span><span></span></span></span></span></span><span>≃</span></span><span><span>246</span></span></span></span> GeV, eliminating the need for a fundamental Higgs field. On the cosmological side, extended relativity provides natural resolutions to the H₀ and S₈ tensions and accounts for the abundance of early massive galaxies observed by JWST, while making distinctive predictions testable by Euclid, Rubin–LSST, ANDES/ELT, CMB-S4, LiteBIRD and LISA. Although still at an early stage, the χ-framework offers a unified geometric interpretation of matter, forces, and spacetime, pointing towards a possible Theory of Everything.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Extended Relativity: a Possible Theory of Everything Colella, Vincenzo Extended Relativity Emergent geometry Thermodynamic spacetime Theory of Everything Unification of forces Standard Model General Relativity Higgs mechanism Cosmological tensions H₀ tension S₈ tension JWST early galaxies Weak lensing CMB anisotropies Euclid Rubin–LSST ANDES/ELT CMB-S4 LiteBIRD LISA <p><strong>Extended Relativity: a Possible Theory of Everything</strong></p> <p>We introduce <em>Extended Relativity</em>, a thermodynamic framework in which microscopic dissipative processes directly generate macroscopic spacetime geometry. The theory preserves full compatibility with General Relativity and the Standard Model, while reinterpreting their foundations in emergent terms. In this picture, gravity is understood as a global thermodynamic effect, and the particles and interactions of the Standard Model arise as vibrational or coherent modes of a universal scalar degree of freedom, χ. Remarkably, the framework reproduces the observed spectra of leptons and quarks through a universal anharmonic law, and predicts electroweak boson masses from a single stiffness scale <span><span>fχ≃246f_\chi \simeq 246</span><span><span><span><span>f</span><span><span><span><span><span><span>χ</span></span></span><span></span></span></span></span></span><span>≃</span></span><span><span>246</span></span></span></span> GeV, eliminating the need for a fundamental Higgs field. On the cosmological side, extended relativity provides natural resolutions to the H₀ and S₈ tensions and accounts for the abundance of early massive galaxies observed by JWST, while making distinctive predictions testable by Euclid, Rubin–LSST, ANDES/ELT, CMB-S4, LiteBIRD and LISA. Although still at an early stage, the χ-framework offers a unified geometric interpretation of matter, forces, and spacetime, pointing towards a possible Theory of Everything.</p> |
| title | Extended Relativity: a Possible Theory of Everything |
| topic | Extended Relativity Emergent geometry Thermodynamic spacetime Theory of Everything Unification of forces Standard Model General Relativity Higgs mechanism Cosmological tensions H₀ tension S₈ tension JWST early galaxies Weak lensing CMB anisotropies Euclid Rubin–LSST ANDES/ELT CMB-S4 LiteBIRD LISA |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16999354 |