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Version 105.0 of the Fractal Multiverse theory develops a CPT-symmetric cosmology, highlighting new insights into mass and dark matter.
Version 105.0 of the Fractal Multiverse theory. A comprehensive CPT-symmetric cosmological framework derived from a single 5D Einstein-Gauss-Bonnet action, organized around six interlocking pillars addressing inflation, the non-singular bounce, the origin of mass, dark matter (Ancestral Gravity Field), the cosmological constant, and the planckeon conduit network. New in v105.0: (1) MCMC fits of the conduit-scaled AGF kernel to the full SPARC rotation curve dataset, recovering Sigma_* = 159 +/- 9 M_sun/pc^2 across 100+ galaxies with alpha_c = 1/2 derived from brane geometry; (2) derivation of the deep-MOND scaling and baryonic Tully-Fisher slope from the Gaussian brane form factor; (3) systematic comparison with Boyle-Turok, Asymptotic Safety, and Horava-Lifshitz frameworks.
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