What does this research mean for the field?

Quantum mechanics and cosmology can be unified without contradiction through the Koku Universe framework, which models both as manifestations of a single discrete N-layer structure at different scales. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.NOVEL_FINDING. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.ESTABLISHES_NEW_DIRECTION.

What question did this study set out to answer?

To address the incompatibility of quantum mechanics and cosmology within a unified framework.

June 6, 2026Open Access

Koku Universe: Quantum Mechanics and Cosmology Without Contradiction

Key Points

To address the incompatibility of quantum mechanics and cosmology within a unified framework.
Developed the Koku Universe framework based on N-layer structure
Examined concepts like quantum uncertainty, cosmological expansion, and gravity
Used theoretical analysis to link multiple scales without contradictions
Demonstrated that quantum uncertainty relates to the resolution limit of Koku-plane thickness
Showed that cosmological expansion aligns with the accumulation of N-layers as per the Hubble Law
Defined gravity as a discrete quantity that does not require quantization, resolving divergences

Abstract

The central unsolved problem of modern physics — the incompatibility of quantum mechanics and cosmology — dissolves in the Koku Universe framework. Both are readings of the same N-layer structure at different scales. Quantum uncertainty = resolution limit τ of minimum Koku-plane layer thickness (= ℏ/2). Cosmological expansion = accumulation of N-layers across cosmic distance (Hubble Law). Gravity = ∇(1/N), already discrete, requiring no quantization, producing no divergences. The Big Bang = the moment N-generation began from N=0. One structure. All scales. Zero contradictions. Sixth paper in the TheYKHC Koku Universe Research Series. Chain: DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20538716, 20538784, 20538832, 20538866, 20538908, 20538933.

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