Theoretical framework demonstrates continuous topological twists in spacetime vector fields, suggesting a falsifiable alternative to corpuscular photon models.
This paper presents the Topological Twist Theory of Light (TTTL), proposing a radical shift from standard corpuscular and classical wave models. Spacetime is modeled as a saturated vector field (Ψ) endowed with a cosmic tension (T0). Light is redefined as a dynamic topological twist (L) within this continuous field. We formulate a rigorous Lagrangian density to derive field-matter interactions, formalize the phase-collapse mechanism during detection (E = hν), define microscopic coupling constants, and introduce the Isothermal Mass-Dependent Background Noise (IMDBN) test—a robust empirical protocol isolating field effects in a thermally equilibrated, dark environment. This framework provides a continuous, falsifiable alternative to the photon model.
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