What question did this study set out to answer?

To propose a geometric framework that explains cosmic evolution through degrees of freedom related to time and structure.

April 1, 2026Open Access

A Geometric Framework for Time, Entropy, and Cosmic Evolution

Puntos clave

To propose a geometric framework that explains cosmic evolution through degrees of freedom related to time and structure.
Developed a geometric framework for cosmic evolution.
Characterized evolution as degrees of freedom between time and configurational structure.
Maintained consistency with standard cosmology.
Provided a unified interpretation of cosmic expansion, horizons, and entropy.
Predicted small deviations in precision observables that can be tested empirically.

Resumen

This work develops a geometric framework in which cosmic evolution is described as a redistribution of degrees of freedom between an axial time–temperature direction and a transverse configurational structure characterized by a tilt parameter. The approach provides a unified geometric interpretation of expansion, horizons, and entropy, while remaining consistent with standard cosmology at leading order. It predicts small, structured deviations in precision observables that offer a path for empirical testing.

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