Detecting Retentive Saturation: Integration-Depth Tests for Late-Time Structure Growth

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Autor principal: Yulia, Logacheva
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contents <p><span>This work presents an integration-depth–based diagnostic framework for evaluating suppressed growth of large-scale cosmic structures at late times. Rather than relying on static parameter comparisons, the study focuses on how growth-sensitive observables respond to controlled increases in observational integration.</span></p> <p> </p> <p><span>Building on the concept of retentive saturation introduced in companion work, the paper formulates a non-violating integration-depth protocol designed to distinguish structural convergence of correlation amplitudes from genuine dynamical suppression and methodological artifacts. A set of negative controls is specified, and a single decisive diagnostic test is defined, establishing explicit falsification conditions.</span></p> <p> </p> <p><span>The framework is explicitly confined to late-time cosmology, preserves consistency with early-universe constraints, and does not introduce new physical degrees of freedom. By shifting emphasis from parameter values to information behavior under integration, the work fixes integration-depth convergence as a testable criterion for assessing late-time structure growth anomalies and records this diagnostic protocol as part of the public scientific record.</span></p>
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spellingShingle Detecting Retentive Saturation: Integration-Depth Tests for Late-Time Structure Growth
Yulia, Logacheva
late-time cosmology, structure growth suppression, integration-depth diagnostics, correlation saturation, retentive saturation, large-scale structure, observational tests, falsifiability
<p><span>This work presents an integration-depth–based diagnostic framework for evaluating suppressed growth of large-scale cosmic structures at late times. Rather than relying on static parameter comparisons, the study focuses on how growth-sensitive observables respond to controlled increases in observational integration.</span></p> <p> </p> <p><span>Building on the concept of retentive saturation introduced in companion work, the paper formulates a non-violating integration-depth protocol designed to distinguish structural convergence of correlation amplitudes from genuine dynamical suppression and methodological artifacts. A set of negative controls is specified, and a single decisive diagnostic test is defined, establishing explicit falsification conditions.</span></p> <p> </p> <p><span>The framework is explicitly confined to late-time cosmology, preserves consistency with early-universe constraints, and does not introduce new physical degrees of freedom. By shifting emphasis from parameter values to information behavior under integration, the work fixes integration-depth convergence as a testable criterion for assessing late-time structure growth anomalies and records this diagnostic protocol as part of the public scientific record.</span></p>
title Detecting Retentive Saturation: Integration-Depth Tests for Late-Time Structure Growth
topic late-time cosmology, structure growth suppression, integration-depth diagnostics, correlation saturation, retentive saturation, large-scale structure, observational tests, falsifiability
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18057790