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This work aims to calculate whether the back-reaction profile satisfies specific conditions derived from established frameworks.

May 28, 2026Open Access

Concavity of the Back-Reaction Profile from the Israel Junction Conditions: Closure of Hypothesis Q2 and Problem PG

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This work aims to calculate whether the back-reaction profile satisfies specific conditions derived from established frameworks.
Evaluated the back-reaction profile f(y) using the bulk equation of motion for perturbations.
Applied Israel junction conditions within the subcritical regime tau_Rn << tau_C0.
Showed that hypothesis S1 derives from existing axioms and conditions.
Demonstrated that f_pp(y_Rn) < 0 is satisfied under the Israel conditions.
Established closure of problem PG within the subcritical regime.
Confirmed that hypothesis Q2 is dependent on established conditions from P8.

Abstract

NT11 reduced problem PG to a single calculational question (Q2): whether the back-reaction profile f (y) of P8 satisfies fₚp (yRn) 0 closes from the existing corpus without new external inputs. Problem PG is conditionally closed within the subcritical regime.

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