Density-Dependent Gravity and Plasma-Coherence Cosmology: Friedmann Expansion, Structure Growth, and Observational Tests

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contents <p>We present a complete cosmological model based on a density-dependent gravitational</p> <p>amplification factor, N(ρp), derived from plasma coherence in ordinary baryonic matter. In</p> <p>this framework, the effective gravitational density increases in low-density ionized plasma</p> <p>environments, producing early-universe dynamics observationally equivalent to a cold dark</p> <p>matter component. As the Universe expands and recombines, coherence diminishes and</p> <p>the amplification returns to unity, yielding a late-time cosmology governed by baryons.</p> <p>We derive the modified expansion history, analyse linear structure growth, and highlight</p> <p>consistency with the sound horizon scale, acoustic oscillations, and cluster gravitational</p> <p>lensing. The resulting model reproduces the empirical successes of the standard ΛCDM</p> <p>framework while eliminating the need for non-baryonic dark matter and introducing no new</p> <p>fields or parameters beyond those of known plasma physics. We conclude by outlining clear,</p> <p>falsifiable predictions for galaxy dynamics, lensing patterns, and structure growth across</p> <p>cosmic time.</p>
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spellingShingle Density-Dependent Gravity and Plasma-Coherence Cosmology: Friedmann Expansion, Structure Growth, and Observational Tests
Borge, Christian Macinnis
Gravity
Gravity
Quantum physics
Quantum Theory
Quantum gases
Quantum field theory
Quantum
Plasma
Plasma
Plasma physics
Plasma Gases
<p>We present a complete cosmological model based on a density-dependent gravitational</p> <p>amplification factor, N(ρp), derived from plasma coherence in ordinary baryonic matter. In</p> <p>this framework, the effective gravitational density increases in low-density ionized plasma</p> <p>environments, producing early-universe dynamics observationally equivalent to a cold dark</p> <p>matter component. As the Universe expands and recombines, coherence diminishes and</p> <p>the amplification returns to unity, yielding a late-time cosmology governed by baryons.</p> <p>We derive the modified expansion history, analyse linear structure growth, and highlight</p> <p>consistency with the sound horizon scale, acoustic oscillations, and cluster gravitational</p> <p>lensing. The resulting model reproduces the empirical successes of the standard ΛCDM</p> <p>framework while eliminating the need for non-baryonic dark matter and introducing no new</p> <p>fields or parameters beyond those of known plasma physics. We conclude by outlining clear,</p> <p>falsifiable predictions for galaxy dynamics, lensing patterns, and structure growth across</p> <p>cosmic time.</p>
title Density-Dependent Gravity and Plasma-Coherence Cosmology: Friedmann Expansion, Structure Growth, and Observational Tests
topic Gravity
Gravity
Quantum physics
Quantum Theory
Quantum gases
Quantum field theory
Quantum
Plasma
Plasma
Plasma physics
Plasma Gases
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18004493