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The research aims to connect General Relativity to a mechanical model based on topological fluid dynamics.

April 7, 2026Open Access

General Relativity as a Mathematical Shadow: Geodesics, Time Dilation and Gravity under Topological Fluid Dynamics (DQ-12 Framework)

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This work demonstrates a mechanical model for gravity using topological fluid dynamics, suggesting new insights on geodesics and time dilation.

The research aims to connect General Relativity to a mechanical model based on topological fluid dynamics.
Applied the Quantum Diffusion Framework (DQ-12) to analyze gravity and spacetime curvature.
Postulated the quantum vacuum as a continuous topological fluid medium for gravity analysis.
Explored geodesics as hydrodynamic vectors obeying fluid dynamics principles.
Confirmed that gravity is modeled as curvature of spacetime rather than an attractive force.
Showed that geodesics relate to hydrodynamic principles, influenced by topological friction.
Indicated that extreme time dilation near neutron stars arises from thermodynamic effects in the medium.

VARCO et al. (2026) studied this question.

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This work demonstrates a mechanical model for gravity using topological fluid dynamics, suggesting new insights on geodesics and time dilation.