A Unified Framework for Speed‑Dependent Gravity, Dark Matter Dynamics, and Cosmic Structure Formation (Version 2)

Description / Abstract This Version 2 release expands the original speed‑dependent gravity framework into a complete theoretical model grounded in variational principles, covariant field theory, and dynamical stability analysis. The central postulate remains that a particle’s gravitational influence scales with its velocity via an effective coupling Geff=G(1+αv2/c2), generating a self‑reinforcing feedback loop between speed, acceleration, and gravitational strength. Version 2 adds four major theoretical components: (1) a Newtonian‑limit Lagrangian that reproduces the velocity‑dependent force law; (2) a covariant relativistic extension in which the velocity dependence arises from modifications to the effective stress‑energy tensor of a dark sector field; (3) a full linear and nonlinear stability analysis demonstrating that the feedback loop is self‑limiting and cosmologically stable; and (4) observational and theoretical constraints on the coupling parameter α. These additions resolve the primary critiques of the original model and establish a complete, self‑consistent, and testable physical theory capable of explaining cosmic filaments, voids, and ultra‑fast dark matter without requiring cold dark matter initial conditions.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2026-05-27
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20173634
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Dark Matter and Cosmic Phenomena
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A Unified Framework for Speed‑Dependent Gravity, Dark Matter Dynamics, and Cosmic Structure Formation (Version 2)

Sharon Trina Anderson
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Dark Matter and Cosmic Phenomena
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A Unified Framework for Speed‑Dependent Gravity, Dark Matter Dynamics, and Cosmic Structure Formation (Version 2)

Sharon Trina Anderson
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Abstract

Description / Abstract This Version 2 release expands the original speed‑dependent gravity framework into a complete theoretical model grounded in variational principles, covariant field theory, and dynamical stability analysis. The central postulate remains that a particle’s gravitational influence scales with its velocity via an effective coupling Geff=G(1+αv2/c2), generating a self‑reinforcing feedback loop between speed, acceleration, and gravitational strength. Version 2 adds four major theoretical components: (1) a Newtonian‑limit Lagrangian that reproduces the velocity‑dependent force law; (2) a covariant relativistic extension in which the velocity dependence arises from modifications to the effective stress‑energy tensor of a dark sector field; (3) a full linear and nonlinear stability analysis demonstrating that the feedback loop is self‑limiting and cosmologically stable; and (4) observational and theoretical constraints on the coupling parameter α. These additions resolve the primary critiques of the original model and establish a complete, self‑consistent, and testable physical theory capable of explaining cosmic filaments, voids, and ultra‑fast dark matter without requiring cold dark matter initial conditions.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Dark Matter and Cosmic Phenomena
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