
A theoretical cosmological model describing the universe as a finite thin-shell (bubble) spacetime with a static interior geometry. Global evolution is encoded in boundary dynamics governed by the Israel junction conditions, rather than interior metric expansion. The work focuses on background geometry and observational relations within classical general relativity. Attrubiton Notice: This work is the original intellectual property of Michael Aaron Cody. All ideas, arguments, frameworks, and conclusions are solely the author's own. Unauthorized reproduction, paraphrasing, or use of this material without proper citation is prohibited. If you reference, quote, or build upon this work, cite it. Follow me on X: https://x.com/MichaelCody
Cosmological redshift, Global geometry, Thin-shell cosmology, General relativity, Alternative cosmological models, Background cosmology, Static interior spacetime, Spacetime matching, Israel junction conditions, Boundary dynamics
Cosmological redshift, Global geometry, Thin-shell cosmology, General relativity, Alternative cosmological models, Background cosmology, Static interior spacetime, Spacetime matching, Israel junction conditions, Boundary dynamics
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