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The research aims to extend the concept of causal memory gravity from large-scale cosmological models to the behavior of individual galaxies.

February 11, 2026Open Access

Causal Memory Gravity II – Unified Cosmology and Galactic Dynamics

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The research aims to extend the concept of causal memory gravity from large-scale cosmological models to the behavior of individual galaxies.
Utilized rotation curves to analyze galactic dynamics
Applied structure-growth measurements for empirical testing
Employed numerical simulations to validate findings
Showed that gravitational memory parameters are consistent across cosmic and galactic scales
Established cross-scale consistency in the application of causal memory gravity
Demonstrated that the same theoretical framework can explain both cosmological and astrophysical observations

Abstract

This work extends Causal Memory Gravity from cosmological scales to individual galaxies and galaxy systems. Using rotation curves, structure-growth measurements, and numerical simulations, we demonstrate that the same gravitational memory parameters govern both galactic and cosmological dynamics. The paper establishes cross-scale consistency and provides unified empirical tests of the theory. It serves as the central link between fundamental cosmology and astrophysical observations within the CMG framework.

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Jovica Petrovski (Mon,) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/698c1bb8267fb587c655d910 https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18551741

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