Cosmic Web Emergence from Phase Gradient Flow: Filaments, Voids, and Walls in Holosphere Theory
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: This paper presents a structural explanation for the emergence of the cosmic web—its filaments, voids, and walls—based on angular coherence propagation in the Holosphere lattice. Unlike conventional models relying on gravitational collapse and dark matter scaffolding, Holosphere Theory derives large-scale structure from phase alignment constrained by a universal angular strain limit: the percolation slope β = 3/2. We show that this constraint bounds filament length as a function of angular seed strength, producing linear and nonlinear scaling laws that match observed filament structures. Voids emerge where coherence fails to propagate, and filament junctions follow 120° angles set by triadic spin geometry. The framework makes falsifiable predictions for filament length distributions, coherence cutoff behavior, and topological organization—distinguishing it from ΛCDM cosmology. This coherence-based model unifies cosmic structure formation with galaxy dynamics and gravitational thresholds, positioning β = 3/2 as a universal design constant in the geometry of the universe.
Author: Sarnowski, Michael
Language: English
Subfield: Astronomy and Astrophysics
Field: Physics and Astronomy
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W6912067128
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