Proposal of the Cosmic Wave Equation: Mathematical Representation of Non-Zero Energy Fluctuations

This work is the second part of the five-paper series on the Cosmic Wave Equation. Series 2 extends the conceptual framework of Series 1 into mathematics, proposing a universal wave equation to describe energy fluctuations across the cosmos. The equation treats space as a geometric framework rather than a medium, linking local energy density to wave amplitude. This formulation provides an intuitive representation of light, matter, and cosmic expansion. It sets the stage for cosmological applications in Series 3–5.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-12-12
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17911575
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Cosmology and Gravitation Theories
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Proposal of the Cosmic Wave Equation: Mathematical Representation of Non-Zero Energy Fluctuations

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Proposal of the Cosmic Wave Equation: Mathematical Representation of Non-Zero Energy Fluctuations

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Abstract

This work is the second part of the five-paper series on the Cosmic Wave Equation. Series 2 extends the conceptual framework of Series 1 into mathematics, proposing a universal wave equation to describe energy fluctuations across the cosmos. The equation treats space as a geometric framework rather than a medium, linking local energy density to wave amplitude. This formulation provides an intuitive representation of light, matter, and cosmic expansion. It sets the stage for cosmological applications in Series 3–5.

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