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This work aims to clarify the difference between geometric stage audits and closure tests in late-time cosmology.

February 14, 2026Open Access

Can FLRW Pass the Audit? A Governance Taxonomy of Stage Audits vs Inter-Sector Closure.

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This work proposes a governance taxonomy to clarify stage audits and closure criteria in cosmology, suggesting implications for model consistency.

This work aims to clarify the difference between geometric stage audits and closure tests in late-time cosmology.
Proposed a governance taxonomy to separate stage audits from closure criteria.
Identified HERACLES program as a framework for downstream closure integration.
Conducted hard-audits of the growth criterion using a 32-point compilation of fσ8(z) measurements.
Establishes C3 = PASS (hard-consistency) under predefined decisiveness thresholds.
Identified no statistically decisive evidence for growth modulation in the registered alternative family.

Fernando Cesar Coelho Coutinho (2026) studied this question.

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February 14, 2026Open Access

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This work proposes a governance taxonomy to clarify stage audits and closure criteria in cosmology, suggesting implications for model consistency.

This work aims to clarify the difference between geometric stage audits and closure tests in late-time cosmology.
Proposed a governance taxonomy to separate stage audits from closure criteria.
Identified HERACLES program as a framework for downstream closure integration.
Conducted hard-audits of the growth criterion using a 32-point compilation of fσ8(z) measurements.
Establishes C3 = PASS (hard-consistency) under predefined decisiveness thresholds.
Identified no statistically decisive evidence for growth modulation in the registered alternative family.

Fernando Cesar Coelho Coutinho (2026) studied this question.

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