Abstract

Chavan-Einstein Unified Theory (CEUT): A Paradigm Shift in Physics The Chavan-Einstein Unified Theory (CEUT) is a groundbreaking framework that redefines the fundamental forces of the universe by replacing space-time curvature with Energy Flux Density (EFD) and structured Energy Lines. This theory provides a unified model that resolves inconsistencies in General Relativity (GR) and Quantum Mechanics (QM) while maintaining compatibility with observational physics. CEUT challenges the traditional view that gravity emerges from space-time curvature and instead proposes that it arises from structured energy interactions governed by EFD. This shift eliminates the need for singularities, explains time as an emergent property of energy flow, and provides a new mechanism for gravitational lensing, black hole equilibrium, and entropy-energy relationships. Key Contributions of CEUT ✔ Replacing Space-Time with Energy Lines CEUT eliminates space-time curvature, proposing that the universe is structured by Energy Lines, which define gravity, mass, and fundamental forces. Gravity is an emergent effect of Energy Flux Gradients, rather than a force or warping of space-time. ✔ Chavan’s Limits and the Formation of Matter Introduces Chavan’s Lower Limit —the minimum energy threshold required for matter formation. Defines Chavan’s Upper Limit —beyond which matter dissolves back into pure energy, eliminating black hole singularities. ✔ Black Holes as Energy Equilibrium States CEUT resolves the Black Hole Information Paradox by demonstrating that black holes do not collapse into singularities but stabilize at energy equilibrium states. Hawking Radiation is not random but follows structured energy release, conserving information. ✔ Time as an Emergent Property of Energy Flow Time dilation is caused by energy resistance in high-EFD regions, not by space-time distortion. Entropy, information, and time perception are interlinked through energy density variations. ✔ Bridging Modern Physics with Vedic Philosophy CEUT aligns with Vedic cosmology, where Brahman (structured vacuum), Prana (energy flow), and Maya (matter) correspond to its three-layered energy system. Black holes mirror the cosmic role of Shiva, functioning as transformers of energy rather than destructive singularities. Future Experimental Validation & Applications CEUT proposes experimental tests to validate its predictions: ✔ Gravitational lensing as Energy Refraction —using JWST to detect wavelength-dependent lensing effects. ✔ Atomic clock experiments —testing time dilation as a function of EFD rather than space-time warping. ✔ Casimir Effect studies —measuring structured vacuum energy fluctuations to detect Energy Lines. ✔ Hawking Radiation analysis —searching for structured emissions that preserve information. Additionally, CEUT opens new possibilities for engineering applications, including: ✔ Zero-point energy extraction and vacuum energy harvesting. ✔ Space-time control through localized energy field manipulation. ✔ Gravity-assisted propulsion systems for advanced space travel. Conclusion CEUT represents a fundamental rethinking of physics, bridging classical and quantum mechanics through an energy-based approach. By replacing space-time curvature with Energy Lines and Energy Flux Density, it resolves long-standing paradoxes, aligns with experimental observations, and offers a path toward new technological frontiers. This theory is not only a true unification of Einstein’s vision but also a scientifically rigorous model that integrates modern physics with ancient philosophical wisdom. CEUT is more than a theory—it is the foundation for a new era of scientific discovery and cosmic understanding.