Theoretical analysis demonstrates metric emergence from complex velocity fluctuations, uniting quantum mechanics, general relativity, and cosmological expansion under a single field equation.
Building directly on the kinematic metric isomorphism gμν(x) = (1 - V²(x)/c²)ημν established in recent work (Im, 2026), we construct the field dynamics governing the complex velocity field V^μ(x) = v^μ(x) - i u^μ(x). We demonstrate that a scale-free spacetime dynamically acquires physical proper length ds² and metric measure gμν from local quantum osmotic velocity fluctuations u^μ, which manifest directly as the Bohmian quantum potential energy Q(x) = -²/2m∇² R/R. By performing functional variations of the Pure Weyl Action with respect to V^μ(x), we derive the scale-covariant gravitational field equation ² V^μ(x) + RconformalV^μ(x) = κ J^μₘₐₜₜₑᵣ(x), where the matter source current J^μₘₐₜₜₑᵣ is explicitly driven by $Q(x)$. Finally, we prove that this single field equation provides a unified physical axis connecting microscopic Schrödinger wave mechanics (as local quantum scale ripples), macroscopic gravitational curvature (as smooth metric scale deformations yielding Schwarzschild metrics), and global cosmological expansion (as background scale dissipation yielding Hubble friction).
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