Why the Fermionic Universe Hypothesis is Not Aether

This paper demonstrates that vacuum viscosity in the FUH model is not a regression to aether theory, but a manifestation of the quantum properties of space. We address criticisms regarding the fundamentality of viscous forces by showing they emerge naturally from the physics of a fermionic condensate. Instead of an empty void, we treat the vacuum as an ultradense quantum ocean (ψ-field). Using the framework of quantum hydrodynamics, we explain that viscosity is not an external "additive" to equations, but a macroscopic response of this medium. Quantum-Hydrodynamic Nature of Vacuum Viscosity in the FermionicUniverse Hypothesis (FUH).

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-04-10
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19501937
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Black Holes and Theoretical Physics
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Why the Fermionic Universe Hypothesis is Not Aether

Alexander Shlyapik
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Black Holes and Theoretical Physics
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Why the Fermionic Universe Hypothesis is Not Aether

Alexander Shlyapik
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Abstract

This paper demonstrates that vacuum viscosity in the FUH model is not a regression to aether theory, but a manifestation of the quantum properties of space. We address criticisms regarding the fundamentality of viscous forces by showing they emerge naturally from the physics of a fermionic condensate. Instead of an empty void, we treat the vacuum as an ultradense quantum ocean (ψ-field). Using the framework of quantum hydrodynamics, we explain that viscosity is not an external "additive" to equations, but a macroscopic response of this medium. Quantum-Hydrodynamic Nature of Vacuum Viscosity in the FermionicUniverse Hypothesis (FUH).

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