Randomized trial proposes a cosmic generation model in geometric frameworks, suggesting implications for understanding the universe.
This paper presents the Pythagorean Frustum Unified System (PFUS) V13.0, an axiomatically constructed cosmic generation model based on coaxial double-cone frustum geometry and deterministic dimensional evolution 1→5→11. The framework avoids the initial singularity paradox, provides closed mathematical expressions for cosmic states, and is compatible with general relativity, quantum dimensionality, and 11-dimensional M-theory. PFUS V13.0 naturally explains cosmic flatness, homogeneity, large-scale structure, and self-similarity without fine-tuning. Three observationally falsifiable predictions are proposed for future tests.
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