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1. INTRODUCTION
- Newton's First Law (Law of Inertia) [Newton, I., 1687]: An object will remain at rest or in uniform motion in a straight line unless acted upon by an external force.
- Newton's Second Law (Law of Acceleration): The acceleration of an object is directly proportional to the net force acting upon it and inversely proportional to its mass (F = ma).
- Newton's Third Law (Action and Reaction): For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.
- Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation: Every particle attracts every other particle in the universe with a force directly proportional to the product of their masses and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between their centers.
- HU REPLACES MASS AND FORCE BY 3D DISPLACEMENT VOLUME AND ACCELERATION AS FUNDAMENTAL CONSTRUCTS.
- HU REPLACES PARTICLE-WAVE DUALISM WITH FUNDAMENTAL DILATOR-DILATON FIELD-QUANTUM LAGRANGIAN PRINCIPLE TRINITY
- HU REPLACES NEWTON’S LAWS OF DYNAMICS WITH THE QUANTUM LAGRANGIAN PRINCIPLE (QLP) AND A SINGLE FIELD - THE DILATON FIELD
- HU REPLACES INDISTINGUISHABLE 3D REFERENCE FRAMES WITH AN ABSOLUTE 4D REFERENCE FRAME.
- HU CHANGES THE DOMAIN OF LORENTZ TRANSFORMATION FROM SPACETIME TO THE RECIPROCAL SPACE (WAVELENGTH, PERIOD, AND 4D K-VECTORS).
- a)
- Electromagnetism evolved to a point where it became codified into Maxwell’s equations.
- b)
- Maxwell's equations allowed you to derive a wave equation coupling electric and magnetic fields, thus indicating that light is an electromagnetic wave.
- c)
- The coupled wave equation wasn’t covariant to Galilean Reference Frame transformations; it was only covariant to Lorentz transformations.
- d)
- As we know, a wave is defined by the position of its peaks and troughs, and those are defined not by (x,t) only but by (k.x, w.t). In other words, the wave nature of electromagnetism wouldn’t change if one considers that Maxwell’s equations are written for the Absolute Reference Frame.
- e)
- HU considers Lorentz transformations effect upon the reciprocal space (λ, T) to derive the Laws of Nature on the Absolute Reference Frame.



- HU PROVIDES THE FUNDAMENTAL PROCESS, THE TIMEPIECE FOR THE WHOLE UNIVERSE. THIS PROCESS IS THE FUNDAMENTAL DILATOR TUNNELING PROCESS AND THE GENERATED METRIC WAVES.
- HU CREATES COVARIANCE BY MAKING THE FORCE IN ALL INERTIAL REFERENCE FRAMES EQUAL TO THE FORCE IN THE ABSOLUTE REFERENCE FRAME
is
the nonrelativistic force and
- What is the Kinetic Energy of a body of mass m driven from Absolute Velocity 0 to v0?

- Minkowski Diagram
- HU EXPERIMENT PROPOSAL AND THE CREATION OF A SPACECRAFT’S SHIELD FOR WARP TRAVELING
- HU CHANGES THE CONCEPT OF TIME DILATION TO ABSOLUTE-VELOCITY-DEPENDENCE OF FORCES VANISHING WHEN THE ABSOLUTE VELOCITY APPROACHES C
2. HYPERGEOMETRICAL UNIVERSE THEORY HYPOTHESES
- SPACETIME IS JUST A PROXY OF WHAT HAPPENS IN THE 4D SPATIAL MANIFOLD
- DIMENSIONALITY REDUCTION AND PARTICLE DYNAMICS

- THE LIGHTSPEED EXPANDING HYPERSPHERICAL UNIVERSE (LEHU TOPOLOGY)

- THE FUNDAMENTAL DILATOR PARADIGM
- FOUR PHASES OF THE FUNDAMENTAL DILATOR



- QUANTUM LAGRANGIAN PRINCIPLE (QLP)
- a)
- Hypersuperficial. These metric waves are created by the Fundamental Dilator 3D footprint onto the traveling surface of the Universe. They are sensitive only to the FD phases in phase with the Universe, and thus, they are sensitive only to the characteristic mass of the FD phase. They are mapped to de Broglie Waves.
- b)
- Hypervolumetric. These metric waves travel through the 4D space and are responsible for Gravitation and Electromagnetism. Later, we will show that other forces (strong and weak) are also due to these metric waves.
- c)
- Shear. Shear Metric Waves are the reason for entanglement [Aspect, A., 1982]. At this time, it is not clear if they are Shear Metric Waves of spatial or spacetime nature. That will become clearer when we have data on the speed of entanglement. If instantaneous, the shear metric waves would have a spacetime nature and travel through time. If entanglement is just really fast, then shear metric waves of a spatial nature would suffice.
- d)
- Tsunami Metric Waves - These are long wavelength metric waves similar to those that carry all particles in the Universe (the Inner Dilation Layer). Being carried by these waves means maximum acceleration (0 to c in one Compton Wavelength). The energy associated with an instantaneous acceleration is mc2. This explains the at-rest energy of a particle since all particles are surfing the Inner Dilation Layer. This also explains the energy component of particles subject to non-instantaneous accelerations( mv2/2).


- PARTICLE-WAVE DUALISM IS REPLACED BY WAVE-GENERATOR, WAVE, AND QLP
- HU WAVEFUNCTION INTERPRETATION [Schrödinger, E., 1926]
- 1. DERIVING THE LAWS OF NATURE
- THE DERIVATION OF GAUSS LAW
- EPOCH-DEPENDENT G IS INVERSELY PROPORTIONAL TO 4D RADIUS [Teller, E., 1948]
- THE DILATON FIELD OF A SINGLE DILATOR
- The current alpha definition has no clear Physics capable of shedding light on the physical meaning of the Fine Structure Constant.
- The dilaton field amplitude, equal to , decays with the number of wavelengths and not with distance!
- Sir Isaac Newton and current Physics have fields decaying with distance because they don’t have a pervasive process occurring everywhere.
- Current Physics view fields as an inelastic deformation of a spacetime metric.
- HU sees the Dilaton Field as an ELASTIC DEFORMATION OF SPACE.
- Notice that the definition of alpha is for an amplitude distributed over a 2D circular wave within a 4D spatial manifold. In other words, the precise definition of alpha is consistent with the ansatz used in the Hypergeometrical Universe Theory to describe the Dilaton Field or Metric Waves.
- In Quantum Mechanics, one would say that the photon wavefunction collapses at absorption (dephasing). That is equivalent to saying that the intensity of the dilaton field can be modeled as circles in a 4D spatial manifold.
- Once dephased, a photon, a 4D wave, has a curved path connecting the dephasing point to the emitting point.
- THE DILATON FIELD OF N-DILATORS MASS (OR CHARGE)
- LARGE N APPROXIMATION

- Total Dilaton Field
- DERIVATION OF THE GRAND UNIFICATION EQUATION
- SCALAR GRAND UNIFICATION EQUATION
- THE MEANING OF THE FINE STRUCTURE CONSTANT

- Compton Wavelength of the Fundamental Dilator
- THE DERIVATION OF GRAVITOSTATICS
- THE NATURAL FREQUENCY OF METRIC WAVES
- THE DERIVATION OF DYNAMIC LAWS OF NATURE
- INTERACTION IN THE 4D SPATIAL MANIFOLD


.- WHAT ABOUT THE GRAVITATION FORCE BEING RADIAL?
- LAPLACE AND THE INSTANTANEOUS SPEED OF GRAVITATION
- NATURAL FREQUENCY OF GRAVITATIONAL WAVES - THE UNIVERSE OM
- WHAT IS THE NATURE OF GRAVITATION?
- HU MODEL FOR PHOTONS

- HU-QCD
- Mapping the Hypergeometrical Universe Theory to the Pati-Salam Model
- Mapping HU to the Pati-Salam Model
- HU Basis Set and SU(4) Representations
- Alignment with the Pati-Salam Model
- Spin in the Hypergeometrical Universe
- Spin as a Rotation in Four-Dimensional Space
- Connection to Chirality and SU(2)L × SU(2)R Symmetry
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- Spin (+1/2) corresponds to one chirality (e.g., left-handed fermions).
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- Spin (-1/2) corresponds to the opposite chirality (e.g., right-handed fermions).
- Physical Basis for Fermion Spinors and the Exclusion Principle
- Explaining Antisymmetric Wavefunctions
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- Flushed Phases: Phases that are "flushed" with our three-dimensional hypersurface (electron and positron phases) repel each other.
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- Perpendicular Phases: Phases perpendicular to our hypersurface (proton and antiproton phases) attract each other.
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- Net Interaction: The combination of these interactions leads to a net interaction that prevents identical fermions from occupying the same quantum state.
- Compatibility with Quantum Mechanics
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- Justification of Spinors: The geometric representation of spin as rotations in higher-dimensional space explains why fermions are described by spinors, which are mathematical objects accounting for half-integer spin.
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- Exclusion Principle: The physical interactions in HU underpin the Pauli Exclusion Principle, providing a deeper insight into why fermions exhibit antisymmetric behavior.
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- Mathematical Consistency: HU's predictions align with those of quantum mechanics, ensuring that the successful aspects of the theory are preserved.
- CONCLUSIONS
- Appendix A - Deriving Natural Laws Using Python SymPy: This appendix uses Python’s SymPy library to derive fundamental natural laws within the HU framework. The derivation modifies k-vectors to align with the Absolute Reference Frame before applying the Quantum Lagrangian Principle (QLP). The significance of this appendix lies in its computational approach, providing a detailed symbolic representation that validates HU's theoretical constructs.
- Appendix B - Planets’ Perihelion Precession Rates: This section calculates the perihelion precession rates for planets using HU’s non-linear model, as opposed to the linear approximation in General Relativity (GR). The results indicate discrepancies, such as a 2 arcsecond variation in Mercury’s precession rate compared to GR predictions. This highlights HU’s potential accuracy in modeling celestial mechanics, especially when deviations from GR's predictions are experimentally confirmed.
- Appendix C - Gravitational Lensing: Here, the classical mechanics approach is adapted to HU by assigning a hypothetical mass to photons. This approach reconciles energy conservation principles with relativistic outcomes, demonstrating that HU can predict gravitational lensing effects consistent with observations while maintaining a fundamentally classical interpretation.
- Appendix D - Space Stress-Strain Paradigm and the Silver Surfer Paradigm for Motion: This appendix explains HU’s interpretation of motion as a response to the relaxation of space stress within a 4D spatial manifold. The Silver Surfer paradigm provides a conceptual framework for understanding inertial motion and its influence on the dynamics of particles and celestial bodies, reinforcing HU's dynamic approach to Newton’s laws.
- Appendix E - Modeling Spiral Galaxy Rotation Curves: A significant contribution of HU is its method for modeling galaxy dynamics. Instead of relying on distant light-mass density profile estimates, HU proposes using exponential radial distributions of initial gas clouds post-collision. This approach is more sensible and accurate, as it avoids the errors inherent in estimating mass distributions from millions of light years away. This appendix validates HU’s capability to produce realistic galaxy rotation curves, supporting its claim that dark matter may not be necessary to explain such phenomena.
- Appendix G - Optical Path of Ancient Photons: This appendix details the relationship between cosmological parameters like redshift and the cosmological angle, demonstrating how HU models photon trajectories in 4D space. The appendix highlights the universe's expansion mechanics without invoking dark matter or dark energy, showcasing HU's strengths in cosmological modeling.
- Appendix H - Revisiting the Twin Paradox: The appendix refutes the principle of inertial frame equivalence by introducing an Absolute Reference Frame, tied to the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB)[Penzias, A.A., and Wilson, R.W., 1965][Planck Collaboration, 2018]. It explains differential aging effects observed experimentally, aligning with HU’s framework that reinterprets Lorentz transformations in absolute rather than relative terms.
- Appendix I - Python Code for Gravitational Lensing and Perihelion Precession Calculations: This appendix provides the Python code used to validate HU’s predictions for gravitational lensing and perihelion precession, bridging theory with empirical data analysis. This computational aspect is crucial for validating HU’s theoretical constructs against observed phenomena.
- Appendix L - Python Code for Supernova Data Analysis (SN1a): This section analyzes supernova data and demonstrates how HU’s epoch-dependent gravitational constant provides a two-parameter model that eliminates the need for dark matter and dark energy, resolving the Hubble Tension. It shows HU’s potential to simplify and refine cosmological models, enhancing the accuracy of supernova data interpretations.
- Appendix M - Introduces how HU derived Quantum Gravity. Quantum Gravity is not introduced as a Quantum Mechanics model of Spacetime. Instead, HU considers how extreme Gravity would create a maximum acceleration configuration where the inter-moiety force would go to zero. Despite of the theoretical interest in creating a Quantum Gravity theory that complies with the current paradox of geodesics in spacetime, HU shuns that approach because it is contrived and unfeasible. There is little or no practical relevance to know how mater behaves inside a Black Hole. Any prediction will never be proved. HU makes a prediction that hadronic matter falling into a Black Hole produces a channel for entropy and energy to escape: Polar Neutrino Lasing. In other words, as matter falls into the SURFACE of the Black Hole, it gets compressed and becomes Flat Hydrogen and Neutron Matter. Angular Momentum Conservation requires that the Flat Hydrogen creation be accompanied by Electron Antineutrino Emission. If the conditions will result in lasing or stimulated neutrino emission is less relevant than HU’s prediction of a path of communication between the Black Hole and the Universe. Current models for Black Holes have them isolated from the Universe. That led to Hawking Radiation and Hawking assigning Entropy to the Event Horizon, a surface in space.
- Appendix N - Here we show the calculation of the initial 4D radius of the Universe. One considers that the Blackholium Lattice is FCC with length equal to the dilaton wavelength (Compton Wavelength of a Hydrogen Atom).
- Appendix 0 - It summarizes the Big Pop Cosmogenesis within the framework of HU, demonstrating its capacity to provide a coherent and simplified explanation for the universe's creation and development.
- Appendix P: HU Solution to the Young Faint Sun’s Paradox explains that the faint young Sun paradox could be resolved by positing that hydrogen and helium rain have been slowly accumulating on the Sun for billions of years, gradually increasing its size and output. This rain of hydrogen, arriving with kinetic energies sufficient for fusion, would have maintained the Earth’s temperature constant by compensating for the initially small solar mass. The initial smaller sun’s mass solves the problem of HU’s prediction of a stronger Gravity in early epoch and its effect on our own Sun. HU proposed a new Stellar Formation Model that includes a Gravitational Drude Regimen. This new proposed hidden life of stars pose yet another constraint to the creation of advanced alien civilization and the Fermi Paradox. Additionally, it proposes that this hydrogen rain, sourced from the solar system's motion through interstellar space, arrives predominantly from the Sun’s forward path. This forward accumulation suggests potential applications for interstellar travel by harnessing this hydrogen as a fuel source, with implications for both energy and propulsion.
Appendix A - DERIVING NATURAL LAWS USING PYTHON SYMPY
- Defining Symbols and Unit Vectors




Appendix B - Planets Perihelion Precession Rate - Results


Appendix C - Gravitational Lensing.
- Energy Conservation

- Integral Calculation of Gravitational Influence
Appendix D - Space Stress-Strain Paradigm and the Silver Surfer Paradigm for Motion
- NEWTON’S FIRST LAW OF MOTION
- HU’S NEWTON’S FIRST LAW
- WHY DO THINGS MOVE?

- NEWTON’S SECOND LAW
- NEWTON’S THIRD LAW
- NEWTON’S FOURTH LAW
Appendix E - The Silver Surfer Paradigm For Motion

Appendix F - When was it first possible for Galaxies to form?
Appendix G - The Optical Path of Ancient Photons -Results





Appendix H - Revisiting the Twin Paradox - Quantifying the non-inertial section’s time dilation

- Ramping up velocity.
- Coasting outwards.
- Reversing velocity.
- Coasting back.
- Slowing down velocity to a full stop.
Appendix I - Revisiting the Twin Paradox and Refuting the Equivalence of Inertial Frames
- 1. Absolute Reference Frame and Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB)
- 2. Non-Inertial Sections of the Trip and Their Impact
- Acceleration Periods Are Insignificant: If we restrict the non-inertial sections of the journey (acceleration and deceleration) to a small duration (say, four days), the time dilation induced by these segments would also be minimal—on the order of four days. In this case, if the principle of inertial frame equivalence were correct, the differential aging should likewise be small. The maximum difference in aging due to acceleration should be only the amount of time spent in these accelerated sections.
- Inertial Sections Should Yield Equivalence: The paradox intensifies when considering the inertial sections of the trip. If the equivalence of inertial frames holds, the traveling twin should experience time similarly to the Earth-bound twin during the periods of uniform motion. Since the inertial sections comprise the bulk of the trip, the total aging difference should be close to zero if the principle were valid.
- 3. Time Dilation and Subatomic Particles
- 4. Lorentz Transformations and Absolute Velocity
- 5. Conclusion: Refutation of Inertial Frame Equivalence
Appendix J - Code for Gravitational Lensing Prediction

Appendix K - Code for Planets Perihelion Precession Rate Prediction





Appendix L - Code for SN1a Data Analysis




Appendix M - Quantum Gravity and the maximum acceleration in the Universe

Appendix N - Initial 4D radius of the Universe

Appendix O: The Big Pop Cosmogenesis - Phenomenology
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Hypotheses
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- The universe exists as a lightspeed expanding hyperspherical hypersurface (LEHU).
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- Matter is composed of polymers of the Fundamental Dilator (FD), which are coherences between stationary states of deformation of space.
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- FDs obey the Quantum Lagrangian Principle (QLP), which dictates that no particle should perform or receive work from the constraints of space itself. This principle replaces all other physical laws within HU.
- 3. Stages of the Big Pop Cosmogenesis

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- Initial Metric Fluctuation: HU proposes that the universe began as a 4D hyperspherical metric fluctuation around 14 billion years ago. This fluctuation featured dilation at the core and contraction at the outer layers. Without the infinite potential well typically associated with a singularity, the universe started with a temperature of zero Kelvin, containing all the matter it would ever have.
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- Big Pop: The Heisenberg principle dictates the Initial Metric Fluctuation. This fluctuation led to the formation of the Inner Dilation Layer (IDL) and the Outermost Contraction Layer (OCL), which eventually became the expanding universe’s Matter. No energy is required to create the universe. Matter, the positive energy contained in the OCL, is countered by the negative energy contained in the IDL.
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- The Big Pop (partial recombination of dilation and contraction layers) is analogous to a Prince Rupert’s Drop, the outermost contraction layer set into motion at lightspeed, forming a hyperspherical black hole to be known as Blackholium.
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- Blackholium-Neutronium Phase Transition: As the universe continued expanding, a phase transition occurred, converting Blackholium into Neutronium. This phase triggered Neutronium Acoustic Oscillations (NAO), a key process that influenced the features observed in the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB).
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- Neutronium Acoustic Freezing: As the universe expanded further, the speed of sound in Neutronium matter [Kragh, H., 2016] dropped significantly, freezing the NAOs. These oscillations are modeled as hyperspherical harmonics, influencing the CMB’s low-frequency components.
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- HU Big Bang: Neutronium eventually decayed, leading to the release of energy at the end of the first day, and the formation of a hot hydrogen plasma, marking the HU equivalent of the Big Bang. The Neutronium evaporation lasted three days. Continued expansion led to the cooling of the Universe. This process leads to the Transparency Epoch when the universe cooled enough for light to propagate freely.

- 4. Cosmological Implications
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- Baryonic Acoustic Oscillations (BAO): The decay of Neutronium initiated Baryonic Acoustic Oscillations, distinct from the Neutronium Acoustic Oscillations. HU models these as hyperspherical harmonics, matching the observed features in the CMB as recorded by satellites like Planck.
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- Epoch-Dependent G and SN1a Reinterpretation: HU’s model includes an epoch-dependent gravitational constant (G). This implies that Type Ia Supernovae (SN1a), traditionally used as standard candles, should have their photometric distances recalculated based on the epoch’s value of G (G-3/2). This adjustment eliminates the need for dark matter and dark energy to explain the data (see Appendix L for details). It also corrects the Cosmic Distance Ladder, removing inconsistencies related to distances exceeding the speed of light.
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- Simplification of Cosmogenesis: The Big Pop eliminates the need for speculative constructs like inflation, false vacuum decay, and singularities. By positing that the universe formed from a neutral initial metric fluctuation, HU provides a coherent and less parameterized model that adheres to Occam’s Razor.
- 5. The Birth of Blackholium: The Prince Rupert’s Drop Analogy
- 6. Modeling and Observations
- 7. The modeling of the Neutronium Acoustic Oscillations
- EARTH’S LOCATION


- 8. Conclusions
Appendix P: HU Solution to the Young Faint Sun’s Paradox
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