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Thesis . 2026
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Cascade Genesis Theory- A Hypothetical Framework for the Birth of the Multiverse

Authors: Kojima, Shuzo;

Cascade Genesis Theory- A Hypothetical Framework for the Birth of the Multiverse

Abstract

This paper proposes a novel cosmological framework titled "The Cascade Genesis Theory" to explain the origin of the universe and the emergence of the multiverse structure. Starting from a primordial Zero Energy Field where matter and antimatter are perfectly balanced, the theory describes how microscopic quantum perturbations trigger a "Cascade Generation" process—a chain reaction of symmetry breaking. By applying a non-linear stochastic differential equation (similar to the Time-Dependent Ginzburg-Landau model), the model provides a mathematical basis for the formation of "Universe Seeds" and the resulting matter-dominated domains. The theory offers potential insights into unresolved problems in modern cosmology, such as baryon asymmetry and the mechanism of inflation.

Keywords

multiverse, Stochastic Processes, Theoretical Physics, Quantum Fluctuations, Symmetry Breaking, cosmology

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