2. STRUCTURAL QUANTUM GRAVITY

Structural Quantum Gravity presents an original scientific framework proposing an alternative concept of gravity, based not on mass, but on a non-material logical and informational foundation referred to as Structure.

Within this theory, gravitational interaction is interpreted as a response to internal tension within the structure of space, arising from a disruption in the coherence between information, form, and field. Mass is viewed not as a fundamental physical quantity, but as a derivative of structural coherence.

The book unifies principles from quantum field theory, dark matter and energy research, and logical ontology. It introduces, for the first time, the concept of dark voids — non-material entities that exert gravitational influence without possessing mass — and provides a formalised system of equations explaining the transition from information to gravity.

This work is intended for researchers in the fields of physics, ontology, astrophysics, as well as readers seeking a fundamental understanding of the nature of reality beyond classical models.