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Beyond ΛCDM — CPT-Siamese Phase Cosmology

DOI

This repository contains the full manuscript, figures, and numerical scripts supporting the paper:

“Beyond ΛCDM: The CPT-Siamese Phase Mechanism as a Unified Solution to the Dark Energy, H₀ and σ₈ Tensions.”


📌 Scientific Overview

This work introduces a CPT-symmetric Siamese cosmology in which dark energy emerges dynamically from vacuum phase desynchronization, rather than from a fundamental cosmological constant. A single phase-interference mechanism simultaneously addresses:

  • The H₀ tension
  • The σ₈ structure growth tension
  • Late-time cosmic acceleration anomalies
  • The apparent breakdown of ΛCDM at low redshift

The model predicts a transient acceleration phase followed by asymptotic deceleration, in qualitative agreement with recent observational trends.


✅ Included in This Repository

This repository explicitly includes:

  • ✅ The full paper (PDF)
  • ✅ The Python script used to generate Figure 1
  • ✅ The comparative H(z) vs. z plot between ΛCDM and Siamese cosmology
  • ✅ All material required to numerically reproduce the central observational result

Figure 1 corresponds to the Hubble expansion comparison H(z) between ΛCDM and CPT-Siamese cosmology.


📊 Additional Reproducibility Data (Figures 2 & 3)

The two additional diagnostic figures used in the paper:

  • Expansion Turnover: H(z)/(1+z)
  • Deceleration Parameter: q(z) vs Son & Lee (2025)

are fully reproduced in the companion reproducibility dataset hosted at:

👉 https://zenodo.org/records/17694936

“siamese-cosmic-deceleration: Replication Data & Code for
‘Transient Cosmic Acceleration from Phase Interference: A Siamese Cosmology Confronted with Son & Lee (2025)’”

That companion repository contains the complete numerical pipeline required to reproduce Figures 2 and 3 of the present paper.


🔁 Reproducibility and Open Science

All scripts are provided to ensure:

  • Full numerical transparency
  • Independent verification
  • Open, reproducible scientific workflows

This project follows a strict open-science philosophy.


📄 License

This work is released under the MIT License, allowing free use, modification, and distribution with proper attribution.


✨ Authors

Cosmic Thinker
Independent Researcher