A Unified Scalar–Vector Modified Gravity Framework. A Causal Field Interpretation of the Four Fundamental Interactions
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| contents | <div dir="auto"> <div dir="auto">We introduce the foundational framework of the Wave–Universe Theory (TUO), a causal unification approach in which spacetime geometry, matter structure, and the four fundamental interactions emerge from a single physical substrate: a dynamical vacuum–tension field $T_v$.</div> <div dir="auto">TUO addresses a persistent conceptual limitation of modern physics, namely the dual ontology that treats spacetime geometry as fundamental but physically empty in General Relativity, and particles as point-like excitations without intrinsic structure in quantum field theory. In contrast, TUO adopts a single-field description endowed with tension, gradients, and oscillatory degrees of freedom.</div> <div dir="auto"> </div> <div dir="auto">In the macroscopic, long-wavelength regime, coherent variations of $T_v$ reproduce gravitational phenomena and recover General Relativity as a homogeneous limit. At smaller scales, stable and self-coherent solitonic configurations of $T_v$ provide a physical basis for particle structure, while electromagnetic and nuclear interactions arise as distinct scale–topology regimes of the same underlying field.</div> <div dir="auto"> </div> <div dir="auto">This joint publication establishes the conceptual foundations of TUO (Part A) and introduces the corresponding scale–topology mapping of the four interactions (Part B). Together, these two components define a clean and minimal foundational layer, upon which subsequent quantitative developments, effective models, and observational tests can be consistently constructed.</div> <div dir="auto"> </div> <div dir="auto"> </div> </div> <div dir="auto"> </div> |
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| spellingShingle | A Unified Scalar–Vector Modified Gravity Framework. A Causal Field Interpretation of the Four Fundamental Interactions MAILLOT, François Wave–Universe Theory; vacuum tension field; emergent spacetime; scalar–tensor frameworks; solitons; force unification; scale–topology regime; modified gravity; emergent gauge symmetry; causal substrate; General Relativity limit; particle structure Théorie de l'Univers-Onde; tension du vide; espace-temps émergent; cadre scalaire-tenseur; solitons; unification des forces; régimes échelle–topologie; gravité modifiée; symétries de jauge émergentes; substrat causal; limite Relativité Générale; structure des particules <div dir="auto"> <div dir="auto">We introduce the foundational framework of the Wave–Universe Theory (TUO), a causal unification approach in which spacetime geometry, matter structure, and the four fundamental interactions emerge from a single physical substrate: a dynamical vacuum–tension field $T_v$.</div> <div dir="auto">TUO addresses a persistent conceptual limitation of modern physics, namely the dual ontology that treats spacetime geometry as fundamental but physically empty in General Relativity, and particles as point-like excitations without intrinsic structure in quantum field theory. In contrast, TUO adopts a single-field description endowed with tension, gradients, and oscillatory degrees of freedom.</div> <div dir="auto"> </div> <div dir="auto">In the macroscopic, long-wavelength regime, coherent variations of $T_v$ reproduce gravitational phenomena and recover General Relativity as a homogeneous limit. At smaller scales, stable and self-coherent solitonic configurations of $T_v$ provide a physical basis for particle structure, while electromagnetic and nuclear interactions arise as distinct scale–topology regimes of the same underlying field.</div> <div dir="auto"> </div> <div dir="auto">This joint publication establishes the conceptual foundations of TUO (Part A) and introduces the corresponding scale–topology mapping of the four interactions (Part B). Together, these two components define a clean and minimal foundational layer, upon which subsequent quantitative developments, effective models, and observational tests can be consistently constructed.</div> <div dir="auto"> </div> <div dir="auto"> </div> </div> <div dir="auto"> </div> |
| title | A Unified Scalar–Vector Modified Gravity Framework. A Causal Field Interpretation of the Four Fundamental Interactions |
| topic | Wave–Universe Theory; vacuum tension field; emergent spacetime; scalar–tensor frameworks; solitons; force unification; scale–topology regime; modified gravity; emergent gauge symmetry; causal substrate; General Relativity limit; particle structure Théorie de l'Univers-Onde; tension du vide; espace-temps émergent; cadre scalaire-tenseur; solitons; unification des forces; régimes échelle–topologie; gravité modifiée; symétries de jauge émergentes; substrat causal; limite Relativité Générale; structure des particules |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18152559 |