Matter Fixation and Gravity: A Cosmological Consideration from the Perspective of Light Energy (Revised Version)

This work, part of the Cosmic Wave Equation series, explores matter fixation and gravity from the perspective of light energy. In this revised version, matter fixation is interpreted as the stabilization of energy imbalance through the balance between attractive forces (convergence) and diffusive forces (dispersion). Gravity is treated as a macroscopic manifestation of energy density imbalance, reinforcing the process of matter fixation. By clarifying this dual mechanism, the paper explains how dynamic light fluctuations transition into stable material structures and strengthens the conceptual bridge toward Series 5, which addresses positive-negative energy pairs and temporal stabilization in cosmic evolution.