Application of the Universal Redistributive Theory v5.4 to Dark Energy

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contents <p>Dark energy, which represents 68% of the observable universe's energy content and drives current cosmic acceleration, finds a natural and unified explanation within the Universal Redistributive Theory (URT v5.4). <br><br><br>This approach relies on the positive component of the bipolar K factor (K > 0), embodying cosmic informational dispersion, without resorting to an ad hoc cosmological constant or quintessence. <br><br><br>Anchored in Dirac's Large Numbers Hypothesis, the URT derives observed acceleration from temporal variations of G_eff and H₀. Among testable predictions are future deceleration detectable by Euclid (2027+) and Roman Space Telescope missions, as well as reconciliation of Ω_Λ ≈ 0.68 with a balanced and falsifiable redistributive mechanism.<br><br></p>
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spellingShingle Application of the Universal Redistributive Theory v5.4 to Dark Energy
Febba, Michel
Dark energy, cosmic acceleration, URT v5.4, bipolar K factor, informational redistribution, Dirac hypothesis
<p>Dark energy, which represents 68% of the observable universe's energy content and drives current cosmic acceleration, finds a natural and unified explanation within the Universal Redistributive Theory (URT v5.4). <br><br><br>This approach relies on the positive component of the bipolar K factor (K > 0), embodying cosmic informational dispersion, without resorting to an ad hoc cosmological constant or quintessence. <br><br><br>Anchored in Dirac's Large Numbers Hypothesis, the URT derives observed acceleration from temporal variations of G_eff and H₀. Among testable predictions are future deceleration detectable by Euclid (2027+) and Roman Space Telescope missions, as well as reconciliation of Ω_Λ ≈ 0.68 with a balanced and falsifiable redistributive mechanism.<br><br></p>
title Application of the Universal Redistributive Theory v5.4 to Dark Energy
topic Dark energy, cosmic acceleration, URT v5.4, bipolar K factor, informational redistribution, Dirac hypothesis
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17012528