The Universe: From Energy to Space and Matter

This book shows that it is possible to make a theory of everything from a mechanical model of the world. You only need to start with an elastic continuum of infinite extension and put energy into it. The rest is math! The first part describes the general idea in a mostly non-mathematical way, and the last part shows how it all can be developed from elastodynamic equations. See how Maxwell's and Einstein's equations can be developed from first principles into a form that is invariant by Lorenz transformations and opens the way for Special and General Relativity. See also why electromagnetic and strong interactions basically are the same, and how photons and elementary particles can be explained as converging spherical waves and described by Schroedinger's equation. Finally, see how confined wave energy affects the density and wave speed in the expanding space and how Newtonian gravitation can be understood as refraction of the confined wave energy that all matter is made of.