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Conceptual framework proposes ongoing universe generation via fragmentation in all scales, suggesting low-entropy conditions are common.
This paper introduces Fragmented Brane Cosmology (FBC), a conceptual framework in which our universe is one of infinitely many, generated through an ongoing, self-similar process of fragmentation and renewal across all scales of existence. Building on brane cosmology, general relativity, thermodynamic entropy, and fractal geometry, FBC proposes that the low-entropy, homogeneous conditions required for new universe nucleation are not rare, singular fluctuations but are persistently and ubiquitously realized. The framework treats fragmentation and nucleation as intrinsic features of spacetime rather than exceptional occurrences.
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