Gravity as an Emergent Effect of the Expansion of Reality: an Initial Formulation

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Autore principale: CUSTÓDIO DA SILVA, HUGO
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contents <p>This work presents an initial formulation of the Theory of Reality, in which gravity is interpreted as an emergent phenomenon arising from the dynamical expansion of physical reality itself. In this framework, expansion is not treated as a purely kinematic or background effect, but as a fundamental dynamical process capable of generating observable local effects in the presence of matter and energy.</p> <p>A fundamental postulate is introduced, establishing a functional relationship between the global dynamics of expansion and local gravitational phenomena. An initial mathematical structure is outlined, distinguishing global expansion variables from local matter responses, and an effective Lagrangian formulation is proposed at a preliminary level. Qualitative physical consequences are discussed, including consistency with known gravitational regimes and potential implications for cosmology.</p> <p>Although explicit field equations and quantitative predictions are not derived at this stage, the present work establishes a coherent conceptual and mathematical foundation for future developments. The Theory of Reality is thus proposed as a fundational framework to be further refined, tested, and confronted with observations in subsequent studies.</p>
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spellingShingle Gravity as an Emergent Effect of the Expansion of Reality: an Initial Formulation
CUSTÓDIO DA SILVA, HUGO
gravity
cosmology
emergent gravity
expansion of reality
theoretical physics
<p>This work presents an initial formulation of the Theory of Reality, in which gravity is interpreted as an emergent phenomenon arising from the dynamical expansion of physical reality itself. In this framework, expansion is not treated as a purely kinematic or background effect, but as a fundamental dynamical process capable of generating observable local effects in the presence of matter and energy.</p> <p>A fundamental postulate is introduced, establishing a functional relationship between the global dynamics of expansion and local gravitational phenomena. An initial mathematical structure is outlined, distinguishing global expansion variables from local matter responses, and an effective Lagrangian formulation is proposed at a preliminary level. Qualitative physical consequences are discussed, including consistency with known gravitational regimes and potential implications for cosmology.</p> <p>Although explicit field equations and quantitative predictions are not derived at this stage, the present work establishes a coherent conceptual and mathematical foundation for future developments. The Theory of Reality is thus proposed as a fundational framework to be further refined, tested, and confronted with observations in subsequent studies.</p>
title Gravity as an Emergent Effect of the Expansion of Reality: an Initial Formulation
topic gravity
cosmology
emergent gravity
expansion of reality
theoretical physics
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18066475