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| Formatua: | Recurso digital |
| Hizkuntza: | ingelesa |
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Zenodo
2026
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| Sarrera elektronikoa: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19692091 |
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- <p>We propose a cosmological framework in which spacetime is an<br>emergent dynamical process governed by a local copying-rate field.<br>Cosmological expansion corresponds to continuous generation of space<br>at a background rate Hbg. Physical structures arise as dynamical<br>deviations from this background, forming defect states of the copy<br>ing process. We introduce a coupled dissipative system for the local<br>copying rate and a compensatory response field. The model admits<br>stable, metastable, and unstable regimes corresponding to baryonic<br>matter, dark-matter-like halos, and transitional structures. Gravita<br>tional effects emerge as nonlinear responses to spatial gradients of the<br>deviation field. Mass is interpreted as an integrated stationary devia<br>tion. The framework provides a unified description of cosmic structure<br>formation without invoking particle dark matter.<br>Note: This work is Part VI of the ICC (Information-Copying<br>Cosmology / Inflationary Copying Cosmology) research program. Pre<br>vious Parts I–V focused on discrete information-theoretic foundations<br>and lattice realizations [1–5]. The present Part VI develops the con<br>tinuum field dynamics of spatial copying rates.</p>