Geometric Stress Field (GSF)
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| author | Murali, Uthraa |
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| contents | <p>This paper introduces the <strong>Geometric Stress Field (GSF)</strong>, a new theoretical framework proposing that spacetime geometry itself stores energy as a universal, non-local stress response to mass-induced displacement. Moving beyond force-based or particle-based explanations, GSF treats dark energy as an emergent consequence of geometric stress accumulated across cosmic scales. By extending the gravitational action with curvature-gradient terms, the framework naturally explains accelerated cosmic expansion without invoking a fundamental cosmological constant, exotic matter fields, or new particles, while remaining fully consistent with General Relativity in local and solar-system regimes.</p> <p>The GSF framework addresses multiple long-standing problems in modern physics within a single geometric mechanism: the physical origin of dark energy, the absence of localized gravitational energy, the scale-dependence of cosmic acceleration, and the motivation for higher dimensions. The model predicts negligible local deviations from Einstein gravity, a slowly evolving dark-energy equation of state distinguishable from ΛCDM, and a natural pathway for dimensional extension as a stress-relief channel of spacetime itself. By reframing cosmic expansion as the macroscopic manifestation of stored geometric stress, this work offers a unified and testable geometric perspective on gravity, cosmology, and dimensional evolution.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Geometric Stress Field (GSF) Murali, Uthraa Geometric Stress Field Dark Energy Origin Spacetime Energy Modified Gravity Theory Cosmic Acceleration Nonlocal Gravity Higher Dimensions in Cosmology Curvature Gradient Gravity Beyond General Relativity Dimensional Evolution GSF All unknown energy <p>This paper introduces the <strong>Geometric Stress Field (GSF)</strong>, a new theoretical framework proposing that spacetime geometry itself stores energy as a universal, non-local stress response to mass-induced displacement. Moving beyond force-based or particle-based explanations, GSF treats dark energy as an emergent consequence of geometric stress accumulated across cosmic scales. By extending the gravitational action with curvature-gradient terms, the framework naturally explains accelerated cosmic expansion without invoking a fundamental cosmological constant, exotic matter fields, or new particles, while remaining fully consistent with General Relativity in local and solar-system regimes.</p> <p>The GSF framework addresses multiple long-standing problems in modern physics within a single geometric mechanism: the physical origin of dark energy, the absence of localized gravitational energy, the scale-dependence of cosmic acceleration, and the motivation for higher dimensions. The model predicts negligible local deviations from Einstein gravity, a slowly evolving dark-energy equation of state distinguishable from ΛCDM, and a natural pathway for dimensional extension as a stress-relief channel of spacetime itself. By reframing cosmic expansion as the macroscopic manifestation of stored geometric stress, this work offers a unified and testable geometric perspective on gravity, cosmology, and dimensional evolution.</p> |
| title | Geometric Stress Field (GSF) |
| topic | Geometric Stress Field Dark Energy Origin Spacetime Energy Modified Gravity Theory Cosmic Acceleration Nonlocal Gravity Higher Dimensions in Cosmology Curvature Gradient Gravity Beyond General Relativity Dimensional Evolution GSF All unknown energy |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18113933 |