Information Leakage and Non-Singular Collapse in Dual Brane Cosmogenesis: Observational Constraints from DES Y6 Data
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| author | Bryant, Nicole |
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| contents | <p>This monograph presents the "Leakage Hypothesis" extension for the Dual Brane Cosmogenesis (DBC) framework. Using MCMC simulations (emcee) against the Dark Energy Survey (DES) Year 6 dataset, we establish preliminary constraints on the leakage coupling parameter ($\alpha_0$). Our findings suggest a physical mechanism where black holes function as trans-dimensional valves, allowing energy/information to tunnel into a coupled Dark Brane while retaining baryonic residue on the visible brane. This asymmetric transfer prevents mathematical singularities and provides a repulsive "information pressure" that triggers a non-singular Big Bounce.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Information Leakage and Non-Singular Collapse in Dual Brane Cosmogenesis: Observational Constraints from DES Y6 Data Bryant, Nicole Cosmology, Dual Brane Cosmogenesis, 5D Gravity, Black Holes, Information Theory, MCMC, Dark Energy Survey, Big Bounce, Weyl Tensor <p>This monograph presents the "Leakage Hypothesis" extension for the Dual Brane Cosmogenesis (DBC) framework. Using MCMC simulations (emcee) against the Dark Energy Survey (DES) Year 6 dataset, we establish preliminary constraints on the leakage coupling parameter ($\alpha_0$). Our findings suggest a physical mechanism where black holes function as trans-dimensional valves, allowing energy/information to tunnel into a coupled Dark Brane while retaining baryonic residue on the visible brane. This asymmetric transfer prevents mathematical singularities and provides a repulsive "information pressure" that triggers a non-singular Big Bounce.</p> |
| title | Information Leakage and Non-Singular Collapse in Dual Brane Cosmogenesis: Observational Constraints from DES Y6 Data |
| topic | Cosmology, Dual Brane Cosmogenesis, 5D Gravity, Black Holes, Information Theory, MCMC, Dark Energy Survey, Big Bounce, Weyl Tensor |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19808595 |