The Sohail Substrate Unification Theory (SSUT) A Topological–Elastic Framework for Quantum Gravity
The Sohail Substrate Unification Theory (SSUT) A Topological–Elastic Framework for Quantum Gravity
We present the Sohail Substrate Unification Theory (SSUT), a geometric framework in which spacetime is an elastic 11–dimensional substrate. Matter arises as topological solitons, gravity emerges from elastic deformation, and quantum behavior results from discrete substrate excitations. A dimensionless constant ηs ≈ 0.0041 governs dissipation, mass generation, and cosmological evolution. The theory naturally explains mass hierarchy, galaxy dynamics, and the Hubble tension without dark matter or dark energy.
Hubble tensionGalaxy rotation curvesDark matter phenomenologyModified gravityBlack holesEarly universe
Cosmology Gravitation Quantum field theory Effective field theory Topological solitons Hilbert space
Cosmology Gravitation Quantum field theory Effective field theory Topological solitons Hilbert space
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