Binary Flow V: Topological Phase Geometry and the Structure of the Universe.

Abstract

We present the topological completion of the Binary Flow theory. Based on the phase-geometric framework, we show that the universe’s large-scale structure —including black holes, galaxy formation, dark matter, and the arrow of time— emerges from the geometry of the phase field Φ(x, t). We derive the double-funnel metric as the solution to the phase equation in the presence of a phase singularity (black hole). We identify dark matter as the 90◦ phase mode, which interacts only gravitationally, and show that the arrow of time is a gradient of phase-temperature. This work provides a complete, falsifiable topological model of the universe, ready for observational test.