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DARK MATTER PINS IN SPACE-TIME FABRIC A Conceptual Higher-Dimensional Field Hypothesis for the Origin of Observable Gravity

  • Nilamjit Saikia
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Abstract

This paper presents a new hypothesis for the origin of gravity and the identity of dark matter.

It proposes that gravity is not a fundamental force, but an effect caused by a localized field excitation, termed a Pin, which is connected to a fourth spatial dimension (w). The Pin inserts into the 3D spacetime fabric from the w-dimension, stretches the fabric, and this stretching is perceived as gravity in 3D.

In this model, the same Pin is identified as dark matter. The paper provides a clear definition of the Pin, a mathematical framework starting from (∇32 + ∂2/∂ w2 − μ2) ξ = −λ ρpin, and outlines a research program to derive the effective potential Φeff and test the 1/r2 law.

This is presented strictly as a hypothesis, not a proven theory. It is proposed for further mathematical derivation and observational testing by the scientific community.

Keywords: Gravity origin, Dark Matter, Fourth Dimension, Extra Dimension, Hypothesis, Spacetime Fabric

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@misc{saikia2026dark,
  title = {{DARK MATTER PINS IN SPACE-TIME FABRIC A Conceptual Higher-Dimensional Field Hypothesis for the Origin of Observable Gravity}},
  author = {Nilamjit Saikia},
  howpublished = {Zenodo},
  year = {2026},
  month = oct,
  doi = {10.5281/zenodo.23495164},
  url = {https://zenodo.org/records/23495164},
  note = {CC BY 4.0},
}
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TY  - UNPB
TI  - DARK MATTER PINS IN SPACE-TIME FABRIC A Conceptual Higher-Dimensional Field Hypothesis for the Origin of Observable Gravity
AU  - Nilamjit Saikia
PY  - 2026
DA  - 2026/10/20
PB  - Zenodo
DO  - 10.5281/zenodo.23495164
UR  - https://zenodo.org/records/23495164
AB  - This paper presents a new hypothesis for the origin of gravity and the identity of dark matter.  It proposes that gravity is not a fundamental force, but an effect caused by a localized field excitation, termed a Pin, which is connected to a fourth spatial dimension (w). The Pin inserts into the 3D spacetime fabric from the w-dimension, stretches the fabric, and this stretching is perceived as gravity in 3D.  In this model, the same Pin is identified as dark matter. The paper provides a clear definition of the Pin, a mathematical framework starting from (∇_3^2 + ∂^2/∂ w^2 − μ^2) ξ = −λ ρ_pin, and outlines a research program to derive the effective potential Φ_eff and test the 1/r^2 law.  This is presented strictly as a hypothesis, not a proven theory. It is proposed for further mathematical derivation and observational testing by the scientific community.  Keywords: Gravity origin, Dark Matter, Fourth Dimension, Extra Dimension, Hypothesis, Spacetime Fabric
ER  -