Theory of the Four-Dimensional Electromagnetic Universe (4DEU)

Explore the revolutionary theory that redefines our understanding of the universe with the 4DEU Theory. This groundbreaking Maglione’s work presents the idea that our universe is a hypersphere composed of 4 real spatial dimensions. We live in its 3D part, perceiving the fourth dimension not as space, but as time. The 4DEU theory postulates the existence of a fundamental entity underlying the universe’s birth and expansion, as well as energy, mass, electric charge, and gravity: Temporal Waves (TWs), stationary electromagnetic waves that oscillate along the real fourth dimension. Alongside the postulate on TWs, the theory includes other prerequisite postulates that challenge conventional cosmology. The important one, the Restricted Holographic Principle (RHP), explains how we experience phenomena in the three-dimensional part of the universe differently-though quantitatively proportional-to their true nature in four-dimensional reality. For example, energy developed along this temporal dimension appears to us as mass, a qualitatively distinct but quantitatively equivalent phenomenon (E = mc2). A corollary to the RHP leads to the conclusion that gravity arises from differential radiation pressure density of TWs-higher near mass and lower elsewhere-which induces spatial curvature alone, yielding results identical to those of General Relativity in the weak-field limit and supporting the theory. Readers will explore the derivation of fundamental equations that bridge quantum mechanics and relativity, shedding light on the wave-particle duality of electromagnetic waves and the nature of mass, energy charge and gravity. The book also elucidates how TWs drive the universe’s expansion and demonstrates that what appears to be an accelerating expansion of the 3D part of the universe is only apparent, thus eliminating the need for the speculative hypothesis of dark energy. Furthermore, the book provides a simple and elegant resolution to the problem of missing antimatter. Maglione’s theory envisions the universe as a vast 4D electromagnetic field fundamentally made of light.