A Rheological Approach to the Viscous Fermionic Vacuum Condensate. XI. Photon Dynamics, Universe Evolution, and Wakefield Mechanics, JWST Anomalies, Redshift, Relic Radiaton

Alexander  Shlyapik

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A Rheological Approach to the Viscous Fermionic Vacuum Condensate. XI. Photon Dynamics, Universe Evolution, and Wakefield Mechanics, JWST Anomalies, Redshift, Relic Radiaton

A. Shlyapik

2026-09-02

https://doi.org/10.24108/preprints-3116273

Within the framework of the sovereign OCEAN rheological paradigm and the Fermionic Universe Hypothesis (FUH), we eliminate the corpuscular-wave dualism by transposing optical processes onto the rigorous foundation of continuum mechanics. A photon is formalized as a massless 0D-surface shear wave packet sliding over the elastic filaments of a superdense, viscous vacuum substrate. We introduce a complete separation of material medium defects into 3D-solitons (massive protons), 2D-Leptonic (electrons, planar perturbation), and 0D-waves (photons). By evaluating the kinetic phase boundaries, the structural evolution of the Medium is divided into two major epochs separated by the Shlyapik energetic threshold (E_thr = 7.76 keV): the combined pre-threshold phase (Primal Lava and Superfluid stages) lasting 22.39 billion years, and the current post-threshold Viscous Era (E < 7.76 keV) lasting 16.85 billion years. The integrated viscous tax of the Medium paid across the viscous era is proved to completely form the cosmological redshift lag (∆E_total ≈ 1.8319), validating a static global geometry.

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Shlyapik A. 2026. A Rheological Approach to the Viscous Fermionic Vacuum Condensate. XI. Photon Dynamics, Universe Evolution, and Wakefield Mechanics, JWST Anomalies, Redshift, Relic Radiaton. PREPRINTS.RU. https://doi.org/10.24108/preprints-3116273

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