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Relational Wave Cosmology: An Exact Self-Interacting Vacuum Solution for the Rotation Curves and Virial Masses of Disk Galaxies

  1. 1Independent University, Bangladesh

Abstract

(English)

We derive the equilibrium rotation curve of disk galaxies from the Relational Wave Cosmology (COR), a field theory in which space-time geometry and gravitational phenomena emerge from the dynamics of a complex scalar field with intrinsic memory. Under the assumptions of static spherical symmetry, the field equation reduces to the Lane--Emden equation of index n=5, whose analytic solution is the Schuster--Emden profile.

Through the core hypothesis of relational densification (rho_r proportional to |Phi|^2), this amplitude profile produces a circular velocity that rises linearly in the inner region and asymptotically approaches a constant value — a flat rotation curve. We show that the resulting velocity function is virtually identical to the phenomenological CVR-K model, fitting 115 SPARC disk galaxies with a decisive AIC/BIC preference over the standard NFW halo. Furthermore, by imposing a virial boundary condition tied to the cosmic critical density, the COR predicts halo virial masses M_200 and an internal Tully--Fisher scaling. The COR thus provides a first-principles explanation of galactic dynamics without invoking particulate dark matter.

Bundle Contents (Reproducibility):

- LaTeX manuscript (main.tex)

- SPARC dataset files and MRT/TXT tables

- Python analysis pipelines (benchmark_cor_native.py, calculate_virial_cor.py, plot_virial_scaling.py)

- Diagnostic plots and README instructions

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BibTeX
@misc{soares2026relational,
  title = {{Relational Wave Cosmology: An Exact Self-Interacting Vacuum Solution for the Rotation Curves and Virial Masses of Disk Galaxies}},
  author = {Francisco Wellington Gomes Soares},
  howpublished = {Zenodo},
  year = {2026},
  month = oct,
  doi = {10.5281/zenodo.23454554},
  url = {https://zenodo.org/records/23454554},
  note = {CC BY 4.0},
}
RIS
TY  - UNPB
TI  - Relational Wave Cosmology: An Exact Self-Interacting Vacuum Solution for the Rotation Curves and Virial Masses of Disk Galaxies
AU  - Francisco Wellington Gomes Soares
PY  - 2026
DA  - 2026/10/18
PB  - Zenodo
DO  - 10.5281/zenodo.23454554
UR  - https://zenodo.org/records/23454554
AB  - (English)  We derive the equilibrium rotation curve of disk galaxies from the Relational Wave Cosmology (COR), a field theory in which space-time geometry and gravitational phenomena emerge from the dynamics of a complex scalar field with intrinsic memory. Under the assumptions of static spherical symmetry, the field equation reduces to the Lane--Emden equation of index n=5, whose analytic solution is the Schuster--Emden profile.  Through the core hypothesis of relational densification (rho_r proportional to |Phi|^2), this amplitude profile produces a circular velocity that rises linearly in the inner region and asymptotically approaches a constant value — a flat rotation curve. We show that the resulting velocity function is virtually identical to the phenomenological CVR-K model, fitting 115 SPARC disk galaxies with a decisive AIC/BIC preference over the standard NFW halo. Furthermore, by imposing a virial boundary condition tied to the cosmic critical density, the COR predicts halo virial masses M_200 and an internal Tully--Fisher scaling. The COR thus provides a first-principles explanation of galactic dynamics without invoking particulate dark matter.  Bundle Contents (Reproducibility):  - LaTeX manuscript (main.tex)  - SPARC dataset files and MRT/TXT tables  - Python analysis pipelines (benchmark_cor_native.py, calculate_virial_cor.py, plot_virial_scaling.py)  - Diagnostic plots and README instructions
ER  -