Relativity and Cosmology

    

The Structure of the Cosmos

Authors: S. Opoku-Inkum

Presented here is a theory in theoretical physics that describes a cosmic gravitational force and how it manifests differently across different manifolds. This theory describes the cosmos to exist in levels of manifolds, each having degrees of freedom in a specific number of dimensions, which makes the cosmic force have deviant properties per each manifold. In support of this concept, a modified version of the Einstein Field Equations (EFE) is given to aid in description of the manifolds and to show the relationships and trends across the manifolds.

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