In classical physics, gravity has long been seen as a static property of spacetime—an invisible curvature shaped...
Core Theory
Public value:
Explains the structural backbone of Energy-Flow Cosmology (EFC) — the theoretical modules, equations, and conceptual synthesis.
Purpose (for author):
Primary “book chapters” of the EFC framework. Use for major theoretical work (800–1200 words) with DOI links, diagrams, and clear structure.
Examples:
Energy-Flow Cosmology Explained · The Halo Model of Entropy · The Grid–Higgs Framework · Cognitive Thermodynamics (CEM) · IMX Field · CDVC
EFC-C (Cognition) explores how consciousness, perception, and self-awareness arise from the same thermodynamic processes that shape the...
EFC-D (Dynamics) explores how the universe evolves through the continuous movement of energy and the rise of...
Galaxies, halos, and filaments as expressions of entropic tension within the continuous Grid-Higgs medium. Building from first...
“At both entropy extremes, perfect order and perfect chaos are observationally silent. Meaning arises only in flow,...
Introduction The Complete Edition (v2A) of Energy-Flow Cosmology (EFC v2.1) brings together every component of the Energy-Flow...
Introduction The Halo Model of Entropy is a central component of Energy-Flow Cosmology (EFC) — a framework...
Introduction The Grid–Higgs Framework is a central extension of Energy-Flow Cosmology (EFC), offering a thermodynamic interpretation of...
Introduction Energy-Flow Cosmology (EFC) is a unified thermodynamic framework that redefines how the universe evolves and organizes...