Abstract

The Ulianov Gravitational Model

Author(s): Policarpo Yoshin Ulianov

This paper presents a new model of gravitation based on Le Sage’s 1782 model of gravitational pressure, the Higgs field, and the concepts of Ulianov Wormholes (UWH). This model proposes that the universe is filled with a Higgs Ulianov Perfect Liquid (HUPL) under Planck pressure. Building on historical and contemporary theories, the Ulianov gravitational model integrates and extends the works of Le Sag e, Einstein, and Higgs to form the foundational pillars of this new framework. This paper is based in the high pressure of the HUPL, that is reduced by space times distortions generated by Ulianov Wormholes, and deduce fundamental physical laws, including Newton’s law of gravitation and the Schwarzschild metric.

The criticisms of Le Sage’s gravitational model are addressed by examining the behavior of the Higgs Ulianov perfect liquid under pressure and the spacetime distortions provided by the Einstein Rosen bridges. By addressing the limitations of previous models, the Ulianov gravitational model aims to provide a comprehensive framework that bridges general relativity, quantum mechanics, and Newtonian M echanics. Th is model potentially lays the groundwork for a New Unified Theory or Theory of Everything, offering explanations for various observable phenomena and contributing to the advancement of theoretical physics.