CF Axiom and Basic Calculations

The Constitutive Flux (CF) framework models spacetime as a plasma-like substratum, the Universal Medium (UM), with General Relativity (GR) as an emergent limit. Version v0.2 consolidates the theory into a scalar–tensor embedding with a controlled vorticity source. CF reproduces GR in the Solar System within post-Newtonian bounds and satisfies gravitational-wave constraints (cT=1c_T=1cT=1). On galactic scales, vorticity produces a logarithmic potential equivalent to an isothermal halo, explaining flat rotation curves without dark matter. Cosmologically, the CF sector behaves as a near-Λ\LambdaΛ component with wCF≈−1w_{CF}\approx -1wCF≈−1. The framework admits superluminal group velocities without paradox and interprets quantum entanglement as UM correlation, offering a unified and falsifiable model.