Ivashura Theory: Core Postulates and Observable Consequences

This work presents the core formulation of Iwashura’s theory, a phenomenological model in which gravity is interpreted as a physical flow of dark energy rather than a direct effect of mass alone. The theory introduces dark energy as a structured, dynamic medium whose gradients and vortical configurations give rise to gravitational phenomena. This paper defines the minimal set of postulates, introduces unique terminology, and states observable consequences distinguishing this framework from ΛCDM, MOND, and emergent gravity models. Previously published works by the author develop specific applications and implications of this theory; the present paper serves as its foundational reference.