Yousfi's Unified Quantum Expansion Theory

This paper presents a groundbreaking framework: <b>Yousfi's Unified Quantum Expansion Theory</b>. It merges principles from <b>Quantum Mechanics</b>, <b>General Relativity</b>, and <b>Hawking Radiation</b> to reinterpret key physical phenomena — including the <b>Double-Slit Experiment</b>, <b>Quantum Entanglement</b>, and <b>Dark Matter</b> — through a deterministic, unified model.The theory proposes that <b>elementary particles</b> are <b>dynamic, stretchable entities</b>, transitioning between three states: <b>particle, wave, and dark matter</b>. It suggests <b>dark matter</b> isn’t an exotic substance, but rather <b>ordinary matter that stretches enough to stop interacting with light</b>, reaching an almost permanently state.A new interpretation of <b>Hawking Radiation</b> emerges: instead of particle-antiparticle pairs, it describes stretched particles losing just enough mass to escape the event horizon.The framework also redefines <b>quantum entanglement</b> — not as faster-than-light communication between two particles — but as <b>a single, extended particle</b> spanning spacetime.Further, a revised <b>Double-Slit Experiment</b> explanation suggests the electron starts as a particle, stretches into a wave after interacting with a reflective crystal, and collapses back into a particle due to quantum radiation from the detector. Both slits ultimately form particles — even the unobserved one — because they’re part of the <b>same stretched electron</b>.On a cosmic scale, the theory ties <b>redshift</b> and <b>dark matter</b> to the <b>universe's expansion</b>: <b>photons</b> and <b>massive</b> <b>particles</b> from distant galaxies stretch as space itself expands. When they reach sufficient stretching, they stop interacting with light, becoming <b>dark energy </b>(photons) or <b>dark matter </b>(massive particles). This transformation manifests as <b>Hawking radiation</b> — the present-time remnant of ancient galaxies, creating an unseen gravitational web that explains <b>galactic rotation curves</b> and <b>the large-scale structure of the universe</b>.<b><i>-The intellectual ownership and authorship of this work belong solely to Louai Yousfi.</i></b><br><b>Note:</b> This version is also published on Zenodo under a <b>CC BY-NC 4.0</b> (Attribution-NonCommercial) license. You can access it at: https://zenodo.org/records/15072287?preview=1&amp;token=eyJhbGciOiJIUzUxMiJ9.eyJpZCI6IjU1NmFkODUxLTdiYmEtNDRjOC1iMTA2LTYzYjYxYTZiNmM4MSIsImRhdGEiOnt9LCJyYW5kb20iOiJmN2ZlMWQ1MTUyMDU1MDQwNDQ5ZGU0NTUyNmNmNDMyNyJ9.1C9w3ZaPbh__qI3Y_fXbS_0yzxw4UMgOWGpWj1jQ5U6tvQ4Y_QfmqwAfZtdT0HBwyzEf0szxOoRPHKK0CZNxbQ