Feizollahi Unified Cosmological Framework (Φ, EWH-F, LPE-F): A Quantum Field Approach to the Dark Sector and Cosmic Acceleration

This review paper presents an integrated analysis of three interrelated theoretical frameworks proposed by Azizallah Feizollahi: the Mother Light Field (Φ) Model, the Energy-Web Hypothesis Field (EWH-F) Theory, and the Log-Periodic Expansion (LPE-F) Theory. Together, these models constitute a unified cosmological structure linking the origin, evolution, and dynamic oscillations of the universe. The Φ field defines the fundamental energy–light coupling, EWH-F extends this interaction to the cosmic-web scale as a conductive energy network, and LPE-F translates these dynamics into an observable log-periodic pattern in cosmic expansion data. The review emphasizes the mathematical consistency, observational relevance, and hierarchical coherence among the three levels of the Feizollahi framework. The Φ field acts as a unified quantum medium whose transitions between condensed (dark matter) and diffuse (dark energy) phases generate both the observed cosmic acceleration and its eventual reversal. This mechanism provides a physical origin for negative pressure and replaces the concept of an eternal expansion with a self-regulating cosmological evolution.