The Light Universe Theory: A New Cosmological Model Based on a Reinterpretation of the Uncertainty Relations

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Autore principale: Sugawara, Akihito
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contents <p>This preprint introduces the Light Universe Theory, a novel cosmological model that conceptualizes the universe itself as light. By reinterpreting the energy-time uncertainty relation as a fundamental initial condition, the theory unifies space, time, energy, and matter. It proposes that local fluctuations of light generate matter and define spatial structures while maintaining a statistical symmetry that naturally produces a twin-universe scenario with positive and negative energy sectors. The framework provides new insights into unresolved problems in cosmology, including dark matter, dark energy, and large-scale structure formation, and suggests observable predictions via statistical and indirect methods. This work offers a conceptual foundation for future theoretical and observational exploration of the universe's origin and structure.<br>A detailed interpretative explanation of this model is available as a companion preprint on Zenodo (doi:10.5281/zenodo.18001938).</p>
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spellingShingle The Light Universe Theory: A New Cosmological Model Based on a Reinterpretation of the Uncertainty Relations
Sugawara, Akihito
Light Universe Theory
Cosmology
Energy-Time Uncertainty
Twin Universe
Positive-Negative Energy Symmetry
Matter Formation
Space-Time Fluctuations
Dark Matter
Dark Energy
Large-Scale Structure
Cosmogenesis
Physical Fluctuations
<p>This preprint introduces the Light Universe Theory, a novel cosmological model that conceptualizes the universe itself as light. By reinterpreting the energy-time uncertainty relation as a fundamental initial condition, the theory unifies space, time, energy, and matter. It proposes that local fluctuations of light generate matter and define spatial structures while maintaining a statistical symmetry that naturally produces a twin-universe scenario with positive and negative energy sectors. The framework provides new insights into unresolved problems in cosmology, including dark matter, dark energy, and large-scale structure formation, and suggests observable predictions via statistical and indirect methods. This work offers a conceptual foundation for future theoretical and observational exploration of the universe's origin and structure.<br>A detailed interpretative explanation of this model is available as a companion preprint on Zenodo (doi:10.5281/zenodo.18001938).</p>
title The Light Universe Theory: A New Cosmological Model Based on a Reinterpretation of the Uncertainty Relations
topic Light Universe Theory
Cosmology
Energy-Time Uncertainty
Twin Universe
Positive-Negative Energy Symmetry
Matter Formation
Space-Time Fluctuations
Dark Matter
Dark Energy
Large-Scale Structure
Cosmogenesis
Physical Fluctuations
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18005046