A toplogical model which relates displacement and rotation should be evaluated. A quick mathematical evaluation shows, that this model leads to an expansion of a volume if every point in the volume individually follows a geodetic line.
The model relates an orientation O=(x/R, y/R, z/R) to a point P=(x,y,z) and also relates a rotation vector V=(dx/R,dy/R,dz/R) to a displacement D=(dx,dy,dz).
The axes of the rotation operation is perpendicular to the orientation O and the rotation vector V.
Because it can explain the red shift statically, this simple theory has the potential of a realistic alternative to the big bang theory.
Which scientists are interested? What is the appropriate category?
To explain big bang theory, we need a space-time model. Your model talks about space only. Time is missing. What you really need is cosmological models treated mathematically, like in the famous book by Hawking and Ellis - The large scale structure of space-time.
We get the space time model with the same extension as we extend the Euclidian space to the Minkowski space.
May be it is a misunderstanding. The structure of the space in that model is static. Therefore time is not missing.
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