
Recent constrained reconstructions of the nearby universe indicate that the matter distributionaround the Local Group is strongly planar out to ∼ 10Mpc, with deep voids above and below,yielding a “quiet” yet anisotropic local Hubble flow. Motivated by MetaTime v36.0, we proposea minimal v37.0 supplementary phenomenology in which gravitational motion is supplemented byan information-geometric processing penalty parameterized by a latency coefficient ΓL. The correctionacts as a stabilizing regularizer that preferentially suppresses dynamically expensive excursionsnormal to the sheet. We provide (i) a schematic modified Euler–Lagrange structure where ΓL couplesto gradients of an information metric, and (ii) a toy numerical integration in a simplified localpotential (finite-thickness sheet + Local Group point mass) illustrating that nonzero ΓL reducesthe sheet-normal peculiar-velocity dispersion and thickness diagnostics. We then give an explicitphysical scaling calibrated to the reported one-dimensional r.m.s. velocities in the local sheet environment.The aim is not to replace ΛCDM, but to define a falsifiable, data-bounded parameterizationconstrained by observed planarity and local-flow coldness.
Local Sheet, Quiet Hubble Flow, Metric Impedance, Cosmic Voids, Local Group, Information Physics, Modified Gravity, Dissipative Cosmology, Peculiar Velocities, Planck Power Limit, MetaTime v37
Local Sheet, Quiet Hubble Flow, Metric Impedance, Cosmic Voids, Local Group, Information Physics, Modified Gravity, Dissipative Cosmology, Peculiar Velocities, Planck Power Limit, MetaTime v37
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