The Primordial Wave-Energy (PWE) Theory: A Synthesis of Thermodynamics, Relativity, Quantum Mechanics and Primordial Cosmology

Pir Mohammad Ishaq

Abstract: This manuscript presents the Primordial Wave-Energy (PWE) Theory as a direct theoretical challenge to the standard Big Bang singularity model. The standard model posits that the universe originated from a dimensionless point of infinite density with no prior physical state- a proposition that violates the principle of conservation of energy and leaves the pre-singularity condition physically undefined. The PWE Theory addresses these foundational deficiencies by proposing that a pre-existing state of pure, non-localised Dynamic Wave-Energy- the Primordial State- underwent a thermodynamic phase transition that constitutes the event conventionally termed the Big Bang. Under this model, the Big Bang was not a creation event but a cosmic condensation: the cooling and structural organisation of wave-energy into localised, mass-bearing matter. The framework further proposes that progressive relativistic acceleration toward c initiates a partial phase reversal of this condensation. Seven specific loopholes in the standard singularity model are identified and addressed. The theory is developed through conceptual analogy and logical inference from established physics; formal mathematical derivation is proposed as the essential next step. The PWE Theory is offered as a falsifiable alternative cosmological framework warranting rigorous theoretical and empirical examination.

Keywords: cosmology, Big Bang alternative, thermodynamic phase transition, primordial wave-energy, mass-energy equivalence, pre-singularity state, special relativity, quantum fluctuation, falsifiable cosmology, early universe

How to Cite?: Pir Mohammad Ishaq, "The Primordial Wave-Energy (PWE) Theory: A Synthesis of Thermodynamics, Relativity, Quantum Mechanics and Primordial Cosmology", Volume 15 Issue 5, May 2026, International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), Pages: 658-662, https://www.ijsr.net/getabstract.php?paperid=MR26509095216, DOI: https://dx.dx.doi.org/10.21275/MR26509095216

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