Where the Illusion of Dark Energy Must Break
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| author | Eric D. Mize |
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| contents | <p>This paper identifies the structural boundary at which the apparent observational equivalence between dark energy phenomenology and structural projection effects must fail. Within Möbius Cosmology, local cosmological inference can reconstruct an effective acceleration consistent with ΛCDM while remaining blind to global topology. That local degeneracy, however, cannot persist under tests that implicitly probe global consistency.</p> <p>The paper argues that once observations compare distant regions through large-scale transport, closure, and orientation coherence, a globally orientable bulk-Λ framework can no longer absorb the resulting inconsistencies without surrendering its own coherence assumptions. The issue is therefore not local fit quality, but structural necessity: either global transport is effectively path-independent, supporting global orientability, or it is not, forcing breakdown of bulk dark-energy explanations.</p> <p>The result is a clear falsifiability boundary. ΛCDM may remain locally successful as an effective approximation, but it cannot remain fundamentally complete if spacetime is globally non-orientable. This paper therefore marks the point at which the illusion of dark energy must break.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Where the Illusion of Dark Energy Must Break Eric D. Mize (4-(m-Chlorophenylcarbamoyloxy)-2-butynyl)trimethylammonium Chloride Möbius Cosmology dark energy Lambda-CDM ΛCDM non-orientable spacetime global topology cosmological topology global consistency orientation coherence path dependence large-scale transport closure tests structural cosmology apparent cosmic acceleration effective cosmology local inference cosmological degeneracy falsifiability boundary transport around spacetime loops orientation-sensitive observables bulk degree of freedom cosmological constant global orientability topology-first cosmology geometric cosmology structural failure of dark energy <p>This paper identifies the structural boundary at which the apparent observational equivalence between dark energy phenomenology and structural projection effects must fail. Within Möbius Cosmology, local cosmological inference can reconstruct an effective acceleration consistent with ΛCDM while remaining blind to global topology. That local degeneracy, however, cannot persist under tests that implicitly probe global consistency.</p> <p>The paper argues that once observations compare distant regions through large-scale transport, closure, and orientation coherence, a globally orientable bulk-Λ framework can no longer absorb the resulting inconsistencies without surrendering its own coherence assumptions. The issue is therefore not local fit quality, but structural necessity: either global transport is effectively path-independent, supporting global orientability, or it is not, forcing breakdown of bulk dark-energy explanations.</p> <p>The result is a clear falsifiability boundary. ΛCDM may remain locally successful as an effective approximation, but it cannot remain fundamentally complete if spacetime is globally non-orientable. This paper therefore marks the point at which the illusion of dark energy must break.</p> |
| title | Where the Illusion of Dark Energy Must Break |
| topic | (4-(m-Chlorophenylcarbamoyloxy)-2-butynyl)trimethylammonium Chloride Möbius Cosmology dark energy Lambda-CDM ΛCDM non-orientable spacetime global topology cosmological topology global consistency orientation coherence path dependence large-scale transport closure tests structural cosmology apparent cosmic acceleration effective cosmology local inference cosmological degeneracy falsifiability boundary transport around spacetime loops orientation-sensitive observables bulk degree of freedom cosmological constant global orientability topology-first cosmology geometric cosmology structural failure of dark energy |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19345904 |