This manuscript demonstrates emergent BTFR dynamics in galaxies, suggesting structural self-regulation impacts acceleration scales.
This manuscript presents a Newtonian-based structural framework for the Baryonic Tully–Fisher Relation (BTFR), proposing that the observed slope, intrinsic scatter floor, and characteristic acceleration scale may emerge from disk self-regulation under centrifugal equilibrium and empirical size–mass scaling. The work is consistent with major low-redshift datasets (SPARC, MaNGA, MIGHTEE-HI, WALLABY) and structurally compatible with recent JWST photometric results, while high-redshift kinematic tests remain pending. Explicit falsification criteria are outlined for upcoming surveys (2026–2030).
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