Dark Energy as Substrate Relaxation and Coherence Field Expansion in the MID/QC Framework
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| author | Rasque, Chadwick |
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| contents | <p><span>This paper presents a substrate‑level explanation for cosmic acceleration within the MID/QC framework. Instead of invoking a cosmological constant or exotic dark‑energy fluid, the model interprets late‑time acceleration as a natural consequence of relaxation dynamics in the MID substrate and the expansion of large‑scale coherence fields. These processes modify metric behavior without requiring new particles, fine‑tuned constants, or vacuum‑energy assumptions. The MID/QC approach reframes dark energy as an emergent effect of substrate tension redistribution and coherence‑field evolution, offering a physically grounded alternative to </span><span>Λ</span><span>CDM. The model predicts dynamic (rather than constant) acceleration, a natural resolution to the Hubble tension, and modified large‑scale structure growth, unifying dark‑energy behavior with the same substrate dynamics that govern gravity and quantum coherence.</span></p> |
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| spellingShingle | Dark Energy as Substrate Relaxation and Coherence Field Expansion in the MID/QC Framework Rasque, Chadwick Dark energy Cosmic acceleration Substrate relaxation Coherence‑field expansion Coherence field Coherence substrate Tension redistribution Coherence gradients Metric evolution Dynamic acceleration Hubble tension Large‑scale structure BAO drift Cosmic expansion Emergent cosmology Substrate dynamics Vacuum reinterpretation Coherence density Gradient tension Late‑time acceleration Cosmological coherence MID/QC Foundational physics Emergent phenomena Substrate‑level cosmology Physics Cosmology and Nongalactic Astrophysics Astrophysics Quantum Physics Theoretical Physics General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology Foundations of Physics Complex Systems Nonlinear Dynamics Field Theory Interdisciplinary Physics Emergent Phenomena Scientific Frameworks Conceptual Modeling Philosophy of Physics <p><span>This paper presents a substrate‑level explanation for cosmic acceleration within the MID/QC framework. Instead of invoking a cosmological constant or exotic dark‑energy fluid, the model interprets late‑time acceleration as a natural consequence of relaxation dynamics in the MID substrate and the expansion of large‑scale coherence fields. These processes modify metric behavior without requiring new particles, fine‑tuned constants, or vacuum‑energy assumptions. The MID/QC approach reframes dark energy as an emergent effect of substrate tension redistribution and coherence‑field evolution, offering a physically grounded alternative to </span><span>Λ</span><span>CDM. The model predicts dynamic (rather than constant) acceleration, a natural resolution to the Hubble tension, and modified large‑scale structure growth, unifying dark‑energy behavior with the same substrate dynamics that govern gravity and quantum coherence.</span></p> |
| title | Dark Energy as Substrate Relaxation and Coherence Field Expansion in the MID/QC Framework |
| topic | Dark energy Cosmic acceleration Substrate relaxation Coherence‑field expansion Coherence field Coherence substrate Tension redistribution Coherence gradients Metric evolution Dynamic acceleration Hubble tension Large‑scale structure BAO drift Cosmic expansion Emergent cosmology Substrate dynamics Vacuum reinterpretation Coherence density Gradient tension Late‑time acceleration Cosmological coherence MID/QC Foundational physics Emergent phenomena Substrate‑level cosmology Physics Cosmology and Nongalactic Astrophysics Astrophysics Quantum Physics Theoretical Physics General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology Foundations of Physics Complex Systems Nonlinear Dynamics Field Theory Interdisciplinary Physics Emergent Phenomena Scientific Frameworks Conceptual Modeling Philosophy of Physics |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18347578 |