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The aim is to resolve the Hubble tension and propose a 35-billion-year cosmic cycle using the Holographic Pi-Process.

April 11, 2026Open Access

The Holographic Pi-Process (HPP): A Quadruple Proof Resolution of the Hubble Tension and the 35-Billion-Year Cosmic Cycle

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The aim is to resolve the Hubble tension and propose a 35-billion-year cosmic cycle using the Holographic Pi-Process.
Defined spacetime as a dynamic topological fluid
Utilized geometric expansion angles and informational refractive indices
Analyzed resonant frequencies and critical stress limits
Synchronized cosmological microwave background (CMB) and local Hubble data
Resolved Hubble tension with H0 ≈ 73.2 km/s/Mpc
Achieved 99.8% accuracy
Established a 35-billion-year cosmic cycle driven by phase transitions
Identified a structural fracture point of the medium as significant

Abstract

I introduce the Holographic Pi-Process (HPP), defining spacetime as a dynamic topological fluid. This paper resolves the 8.9% Hubble tension through a quadruple proof:geometric expansion angles (θ), informational refractive indices (n), resonant frequencies(130 GHz), and critical stress limits (2.0 MPa). By synchronizing CMB and local data, Iobtain H0 ≈ 73.2 km/s/Mpc with 99.8% accuracy. Furthermore, I establish a 35-billion-yearcosmic cycle driven by phase transitions determined by the structural fracture point of themedium.

The Holographic Pi-Process (HPP): A Quadruple Proof Resolution of the Hubble Tension and the 35-Billion-Year Cosmic Cycle

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