
We propose a new theoretical framework (TUF-M) in which the spacetime metric is not a fundamental entity but an emergent state of a complex scalar field Ψ. By introducing a non-localconstitutive relation between the field’s stress-energy tensor and the metric perturbation, we recover the classical Newtonian limit in the solar system scale. Furthermore, we demonstrate that ongalactic scales, the self-interaction of the scalar condensate naturally generates a halo-like structurewith a ρ ∼ r−2effective density profile. This leads to flat rotation curves for spiral galaxies withoutthe need for particulate Dark Matter. The theory preserves the Weak Energy Condition and offersa consistent cosmological background.
dynamical signatures, matched scrambling, phase randomization, prime numbers, Riemann zeta function, survival probability, power spectral density, Loschmidt echo, quantum chaos, Hilbert-Pólya conjecture
dynamical signatures, matched scrambling, phase randomization, prime numbers, Riemann zeta function, survival probability, power spectral density, Loschmidt echo, quantum chaos, Hilbert-Pólya conjecture
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