Compact predictions outline RMB cosmology's validation through Euclid observations, indicating implications for our universe's structure.
This compact prediction sheet provides the official Euclid falsification reference for RMB cosmology (Space–Matter–Motion Theory). RMB predicts regime-dependent, percent-level deviations from the best-fit ΛCDM baseline, activated in the intermediate-redshift late universe with minimal effective backreaction (Omega_RMB,eff ≈ 1.8% today) and suppressed at early times through dynamical screening. The decisive Euclid test lies in quasi-linear large-scale structure clustering near k ≈ 0.1 h Mpc^-1 and in the joint growth–lensing window 0.3 ≲ z ≲ 2, where RMB predicts correlated signatures: Growth enhancement in the growth rate fσ8(z) at the +1% to +3% level Weak-lensing suppression in S8 at the -1% to -2% level Strict consistency with the bound |ΔP/P| ≤ 10% at quasi-linear scales Primary falsification criterion: If Euclid measures |ΔP/P| > 10% at k ≈ 0.1 h Mpc⁻¹, or if no percent-level growth/lensing deviation is detected in the predicted intermediate-redshift window (0.3 < z < 2), the RMB framework is ruled out. This note is derived from the RMB core formulation and the conservative weak-screening cosmological baseline established in RMB Cosmology III–IV (Dellomonaco, Zenodo 2025–2026). It is intended as a direct, mission-facing prediction reference for Euclid data releases in 2026–2027.
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