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To resolve empirical contradictions in the standard Lambda-CDM cosmological model by proposing an ontological topological alternative for cosmic filaments, dark matter, and dark energy.

August 16, 2026Open Access

PFUSRC-147 The Damped Topological Imprint of the Cosmic Filamentary Skeleton — CDM Paradigm Contradictions and PFUSRC Ontological Alternative Explanation Subtitle: From AI Anchor-Deficiency Oscillation to Large-Scale Spacetime Damped Imprints — Cross-Scale Isomorphic Verification and Deterministic Judgments Arising from Hierarc

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To resolve empirical contradictions in the standard Lambda-CDM cosmological model by proposing an ontological topological alternative for cosmic filaments, dark matter, and dark energy.
Analyzed theoretical inconsistencies, observational scale conflicts, and fine-tuning challenges within the standard cold dark matter framework.
Constructed a multi-layer cross-scale isomorphic verification matrix applying double-cone topological flow mechanics to cosmic structure and black hole thermodynamics.
Characterizes cosmic filamentary networks as permanent damped topological imprints embedded within spacetime during inflation rather than aggregated dark matter particles.
Demonstrates that dark matter and dark energy operate as scale-dependent manifestations of an identical underlying topological medium.
Models black hole event horizons as limit-state damped imprints governed by topological closure and rhythmic flow clearance mechanisms.

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Theoretical analysis reveals cosmic filaments as damped spacetime topological imprints rather than cold dark matter particles, indicating a unified origin for dark matter and dark energy.

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Zhenmin Wang (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a817a11f2fb91fc834adb42 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21926433

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Theoretical analysis reveals cosmic filaments as damped spacetime topological imprints rather than cold dark matter particles, indicating a unified origin for dark matter and dark energy.

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