Code and data provide insights into how temporal memory affects cosmic structure growth, suggesting new frameworks.
This repository contains the complete numerical implementation, data, and analysis pipeline for the paper "History-Dependent Gravity: Temporal Memory Suppression of Late-Time Structure Growth". History-Dependent Gravity (HDG) is a modified gravity framework based on nonlocal temporal memory effects characterized by a spectral density ρ(μ). In the critical regime ρ(μ) = const, the theory develops a marginal infrared fixed point leading to logarithmic suppression of structure growth: δ(a) ∝ [ln(a/a*)]². The repository includes:• Core HDG module (hdg_core.py) with growth equation solver• 2D and 3D Metropolis-Hastings MCMC samplers• Robustness tests (profile likelihood, Planck-fixed σ₈, Ω_m variation)• Publication-quality figure generators• Low-redshift fσ₈ data compilation (6dFGS, BOSS, DES, eBOSS) Key results:• Transition scale: a* = 0.165 (+0.234, -0.096) [68% C.L.]• σ₈ = 0.784 (+0.122, -0.104)• Ω_m = 0.274 (+0.067, -0.048)• χ² improvement vs Planck-fixed ΛCDM: Δχ² ≈ 54.8 The code is fully reproducible and can be used to test HDG predictions against additional datasets or extend the analysis with covariance matrices and joint CMB+BAO+weak lensing inference. Companion paper: arXiv:XXXX.XXXXX (to be updated after arXiv submission)
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