Simulation models a cyclic universe, revealing alignment with observed cosmic structures and phenomena.
A Python simulation of a cyclic universe with gravity (G), dark energy (Λ), quantum bounce (Q), and negative mass (-M). After an automated parameter search (139 runs), the model shows agreement with four independent observational tests: First peaks of the Planck CMB spectrum. Large-scale structure (filaments, voids) from SDSS. Galaxy cluster distribution (MCXC-II). Gamma-ray dipole anomaly (l=176.9°, b=-7.3°). The optimal parameters are: G=0.095, Λ=0.05, Q=0.0103, -M=5%, fluct_rate=0.005. The author thanks DeepSeek for assistance in code development, discussions of physical ideas, and support throughout the research.
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