Unified Mass–Energy Dissolution Cosmology (UMEDC): A New Framework for Understanding the Evolution of Matter, Dark Matter, and Dark Energy Hardcover – September 25, 2025

A Readable Theoretical Framework Exploring the Physical Transition of Matter into Dark Matter and Dark EnergyUnified Mass–Energy Dissolution Cosmology (UMEDC) presents a groundbreaking vision of the universe. For decades, cosmology has relied on the ΛCDM model — a patchwork of matter, dark matter, and dark energy. While powerful, ΛCDM describes the universe without explaining why its components exist or how they connect.UMEDC offers a bold alternative: mass itself is not permanent, but a dissolving state of energy. Over cosmic time, the rest energy of particles — from protons to dark matter halos and even black holes — gradually transforms into diffuse, vacuum-like energy that accelerates cosmic expansion. In this unified picture, matter, dark matter, and dark energy are not disconnected substances but different phases of a single cosmic process.This book develops UMEDC step by step:Part I traces the conceptual and historical foundations of mass and energy.Part II builds the mathematical framework, embedding dissolution directly into Einstein’s equations.Part III explores consequences for cosmic structure, black holes, particle physics, and observational signatures.Part IV reflects on the philosophical and existential implications of living in a dissolving universe.Along the way, the book connects theory with testable predictions: modified growth rates of cosmic structures, subtle shifts in the effective equation-of-state parameter weff(a), and natural explanations for puzzles like cosmic acceleration and the coincidence problem.Written for both scientists and curious readers, Unified Mass–Energy Dissolution Cosmology is not just another extension of modern cosmology — it is a new narrative about the universe itself, where permanence gives way to transformation and matter is revealed as a phase destined to dissolve.About the AuthorOsama Hammoud is the originator of the Unified Mass–Energy Dissolution Cosmology (UMEDC). His work bridges physics, cosmology, and philosophy to propose a new framework for understanding the fate of matter, dark matter, and dark energy. Read more