The Mathematics of the Spiral Universe
The Mathematics of the Spiral Universe Author: Sajid Mahmood Ansari Affiliation: Islamic Scientific Schools Pakistan (ISSP) Date: April 2026 Abstract Standard $\Lambda$ CDM cosmology faces significant tensions, notably the "Hubble Tension" and the "Impossible Early Galaxy" problem revealed by the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST). This article presents the Spiral Universe Model , a framework derived from the concept of Mawjun Makfoof (Spiral Wave). By introducing a time-dependent cosmic vorticity ( $\omega$ ) and a structure growth factor ( $G$ ), we derive a revised age for the universe and a composite redshift equation that aligns with both CMB isotropy and high-redshift galactic maturity. 1. Introduction: The Vorticose Spacetime In the Spiral Universe Model, the cosmos is not a simple expanding sphere but a Supergiant Spiral Structure . This necessitates the transition from a purely radial expansion metric to one that accounts for angular momentum inherited f...