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Interpretive framework reveals causal accessibility in cosmological models, suggesting new views on time and reality.
An interpretive geometric framework proposing that the arrow of time emerges from the gradient of a causal accessibility functional defined by the cosmic event horizon. The framework introduces a weighted accessibility scalar A(t) on a flat LCDM backbone, demonstrates regime-dependent thermodynamic directionality via a numerical toy model, and identifies the principal eigenvector of the causal connectivity kernel as the natural cosmological initial condition — replacing the Past Hypothesis without new physics. Includes V19 variational formulation and Python numerical code.
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