Foundational Studies on the Hydrodynamic Space-Time Fabric Hypothesis (HLTETHD): Light, Matter, Expansion, and Physical Structure

This deposit contains a collection of theoretical articles that develop and explore the Hydrodynamic Space-Time Fabric Hypothesis (HLTETHD). The works address different fundamental aspects of the hypothesis, including:(1) the definition and physical structure of space;(2) the behavior of light as a transverse vibration in the hydrodynamic fabric;(3) the interpretation of dark matter as regions of hydrodynamic compression;(4) the Hubble constant and cosmic expansion in the context of fluid-like space-time dynamics;(5) a proposal for a new physical interpretation unifying these phenomena. Together, these articles form a coherent theoretical framework proposing that space-time behaves as a continuous hydrodynamic medium whose properties give rise to electromagnetic, gravitational, and cosmological effects.