Theoretical analysis explains the accelerated expansion of the cosmos through phase transition dynamics, suggesting a novel perspective on dark energy.
Cosmological Scale (Dark Energy): The Cosmological Constant Λ is removed from the internal volume tensor. The accelerated expansion arises via the Gibbons-Hawking-York boundary term through a phase-induced interfacial tension σ at the spatial boundary ∂ℳ. The derivation remains mathematically identical to the established predictions of General Relativity (ä̈/a = 8πG/3 · σ).
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