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Scalar Web: An Emergent Structure to Solve the Great Mysteries of Modern Physics

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  • 1. independet research

Description

This work presents the extended and consolidated version of the Scalar Web hypothesis, originally introduced in the preprint DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15660891.

The following are included:
– Numerical results validated by simulations;
– Formal derivations of the fundamental oscillon action;
– Testable observational predictions (gravitational dipole, emergent dark energy);
– Integration between real scalar fields, emergent gauge structures, and continuous scalar gravity.

The document includes appendices with code, tables, graphs, and an observational roadmap.

The content aims to contribute to the scientific discussion on the unification of fundamental interactions through a continuous scalar mesh.

 

Autor: André Eduardo Pereira da Silva
E-mail: andre.eduardocgart@gmail.com
+55 67 992886709

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Translated title (Indo-Portuguese)
Teia Escalar: Uma Estrutura Emergente para Resolver os Grandes Enigmas da Física Moderna

Dates

Updated
2025-06-13

Software

Programming language
Python
Development Status
Active

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