<b>: "Superluminal Boundary Dynamics: How the Photonic Gel Boundary Emits Omnidirectional Gravity"</b>

This follow-up paper extends the photonic gel boundary framework by focusing on one of its critical requirements: the need for the gravitational field to propagate equally in all directions. To achieve this, the paper argues that the boundary must expand into nothingness at superluminal speeds—exceeding the propagation speed of gravity. It details a mathematical model that explains how such superluminal dynamics are physically permissible and discusses observational predictions including shifts in gravitational wave frequencies, specific CMB polarization patterns, and signatures in large-scale galaxy clustering.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.28591019
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Quantum optics and atomic interactions
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Abstract

This follow-up paper extends the photonic gel boundary framework by focusing on one of its critical requirements: the need for the gravitational field to propagate equally in all directions. To achieve this, the paper argues that the boundary must expand into nothingness at superluminal speeds—exceeding the propagation speed of gravity. It details a mathematical model that explains how such superluminal dynamics are physically permissible and discusses observational predictions including shifts in gravitational wave frequencies, specific CMB polarization patterns, and signatures in large-scale galaxy clustering.

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