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Light Loop Theory (LLT) proposes a unified physical framework in which gravity, electromagnetism, quantum behavior, and cosmology emerge from a single underlying principle: the evolution of a universal field governed by a scalar wave equation with density-dependent propagation.
In LLT, space is not empty, forces are not fundamental, and particles are not point objects. Instead, physical reality is described as structured, self-interacting light-like excitations—closed loops—embedded in a continuous field whose local energy density determines the effective propagation speed of disturbances. Curvature, inertia, charge, and mass arise naturally from field gradients, loop geometry, and phase closure, without introducing independent force carriers, gauge fields, or additional dimensions.
The theory recovers classical electromagnetism, Newtonian gravity, relativistic time dilation, and quantum quantization as limiting behaviors of the same underlying dynamics. Electric charge is reinterpreted as a bounded pressure-like displacement of the field, vacuum permittivity as elastic stiffness, and gravity as refractive curvature rather than spacetime distortion. Time is treated not as a fundamental dimension, but as the ordered progression of field reconfiguration—capable of slowing or halting locally, but never reversing.
LLT further develops a self-consistent cosmological model in which large-scale structure arises from field segregation and curvature relaxation, offering alternative explanations for phenomena commonly attributed to dark matter, dark energy, and inflation. Apparent entropy increase reflects the dispersal of information rather than its destruction, while all dynamics remain deterministic and information-preserving at the field level.
This work presents the mathematical framework of Light Loop Theory, its physical interpretations, derived limits, and explicit failure modes. Readers are invited to judge the theory not by familiarity, but by internal consistency, explanatory economy, and empirical falsifiability.
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