Extends the Operador Ian framework, identifying dark matter and energy in cosmology, suggesting new insights.
This paper extends the Operador Ian framework with two new elements added to the cosmological budget. (i) Identification of dark matter as ΩDM = ln(2)/φ2 with 0.11% error against Planck 2018, where ln(2) is interpreted as the entropy of the axiom i² = -1 (cardinality |S⁰| = 2). (ii) Identification of dark energy with the modulus of the attracting fixed point of the self-iteration z ↦ exp(iz): ΩΛ ≈ |z*| = 0.6875 (0.41% error), characterized by the self-referential identities Re(z*) = arg(z*) and Im(z*) = ln(1/|z*|). Four cross-predictions among the formulas verify sub-1%. Previous work established η = π·exp(-eπφ²) with 0.2% error and ΛP = π·exp(-4πeπφ²) with 5% over 122 orders of magnitude; here we reinterpret them as survivors of topological transitions S⁰→S¹ and S¹→S². Includes both English (main_en.pdf, primary) and Spanish (main.pdf) versions.
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