General Theory of Universe Formation and Evolution Based on Coherence Corridors and Energy Taxation

This paper presents a general theory of universe formation and evolution based on the
concept that the space-phase substrate organizes matter and energy transport through
coherence corridors. Matter travels efficiently along these corridors while energy is
periodically converted into radiation at localized nodes, escaping to distant observers. This
process redistributes space-phase density and promotes ordered structures across scales
ranging from plasma filaments to astrophysical jets, black-hole photon rings, spiral
galaxies, and the cosmic web.