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The aim is to address limitations of the ΛCDM model by proposing DEBA as a solution through predictive theory.

February 5, 2026Open Access

DEBA A Predictive Theory of Organizational Cosmology Pending Critical Tests from Euclid DR1 Observations

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The aim is to address limitations of the ΛCDM model by proposing DEBA as a solution through predictive theory.
Derivation of phenomena from stochastic field theory in configuration space.
Application of Direct-Sum Inflation (DSI) and its comparison to the Standard Inflation model.
Development of predictions based on observations from Euclid, JWST, and DESI.
Establishment of falsification criteria with timelines for testing.
DSI shown to be 37-650 times more probable than Standard Inflation for specific observables.
Identification of the Primordial Void as a substrate with emergent constants.
Formal criteria for future testing of DEBA with observational data by 2026.

Abstract

The ΛCDM model faces converging crises at large angular scales (CMB anomalies), in the dark sector (null particle searches, 10¹²³ fine-tuning), and in early structure formation (JWST massive galaxies, supermassive black holes). In June 2024, Gaztañaga & Kumar demonstrated Direct-Sum Inflation (DSI) is 37-650× more probable than Standard Inflation for Planck 2018 parity observables. However, DSI addresses only CMB anomalies, leaving dark matter and dark energy unexplained.DEBA provides comprehensive solution by deriving all phenomena from stochastic field theory in atemporal configuration space (𝒞,μ). The Primordial Void—a pre-geometric substrate without time, space, or physical laws—undergoes organizational transitions via Langevin-Fokker-Planck dynamics, nucleating bubble-universes with emergent constants . This paper presents: (1) Complete mathematical foundations (2) Systematic DSI comparison (3) Quantitative Euclid/JWST/DESI predictions (4) Clear falsification criteria with autumn 2026 timeline

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Michel DEBAILLEUL (Tue,) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/698435c9f1d9ada3c1fb500e https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18471383

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