
This work presents the core framework of Relaxation-Driven Cyclic Cosmology (RDCC), a minimal and structurally motivated approach to cyclic cosmology based on standard Einstein gravity, a single complex scalar field, and global CPT symmetry. Version 1.1 introduces an explicit framework-level definition of RDCC, clarifying the distinction between global CPT-symmetric structure and sector-local physical dynamics. In particular, time orientation, entropy growth, and causality are identified as emergent, sector-dependent properties rather than global features of spacetime. The update is purely conceptual and structural in nature; no changes are made to the underlying dynamical assumptions or equations presented in version 1.0. This document is intended as a foundational reference for subsequent RDCC developments, rather than as a phenomenological model competing with $\Lambda$CDM. Part of the complete RDCC ecosystem: https://zenodo.org/records/18204087 Michael Lehmann mi.lehmann@gmx.de
This version supersedes v1.0 as the current reference version of the RDCC core framework. A concise structural manifesto clarifying the scope, limits, and foundational stance of RDCC is provided in a separate companion document. https://zenodo.org/records/18116675
cyclic cosmology, Antimatter, SKA, CPT symmetry, Euclid, baryogenesis, dark energy, cosmology, Eternity, dark matter, time
cyclic cosmology, Antimatter, SKA, CPT symmetry, Euclid, baryogenesis, dark energy, cosmology, Eternity, dark matter, time
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