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Beyond the Singularity: Radion Stabilization and the 5D Curvature Brake

Authors: Lopez Sánchez, Marc;

Beyond the Singularity: Radion Stabilization and the 5D Curvature Brake

Abstract

Is the Universe a static stage or an adaptive informational system? This work presents the CCEGA framework (Coherent Configuration of Emergent Gravity and Adaptation), a revolutionary unification that bridges the gap between the subatomic world and the most extreme gravitational regimes. Developed by López Sánchez, Marc, this architecture replaces the traditional, "broken" physics of singularities with a dynamic, non-singular manifold governed by the Curvature Brake. For the first time, a single mathematical mechanism provides a dual solution to the greatest paradoxes of modern science: The Higgs Hierarchy Problem: By treating spacetime as a medium with intrinsic rigidity, CCEGA scales the Higgs mass towards the Planck energy at high curvatures, eliminating the need for fine-tuning. The Singularity Paradox: The Curvature Brake prevents gravitational collapse into infinite points, transforming black holes into regular "Planck Stars" with a de Sitter core. This version (v3.4) elevates the theory to a 5D Bulk perspective, identifying the adaptive field \phi as the radion field that stabilizes our 4D brane. We provide definitive, falsable predictions for the next generation of observatories: Gravitational Wave Echoes: Refined quasinormal mode (QNM) calculations reveal a unique spectral signature—evenly spaced sidebands—detectable by LISA and the Einstein Telescope. Vacuum Dispersion: Quantitative alignment with LHAASO's 10 TeV photon delays (\approx 0.05 s), providing evidence of a rigid, adaptive spacetime. CCEGA does not just modify gravity; it unveils the hidden architecture of a universe that protects its own information. Este artículo proporciona un análisis cuantitativamente refinado de los ecos de ondas gravitacionales (OG) originados en agujeros negros regulares estabilizados por radiones dentro del marco CCEGA (Configuración Coherente de Gravedad Emergente y Adaptación). Presentamos una derivación explícita del elemento de línea efectiva 4D desde una perspectiva 5D Bulk, donde el campo adaptativo θ se identifica como el campo de radiones responsable de la estabilización de branas. Utilizando aproximaciones WKB de tercer y sexto orden, calculamos los modos cuasinormales (QNM) y predecimos una firma espectral única: bandas laterales uniformemente espaciadas en el ringdown tardío. Se demuestra que el mecanismo de "Freno de Curvatura" garantiza la completitud geodésica al prevenir colapsos singulares, reemplazando la singularidad tradicional con un núcleo de De Sitter. Esta versión (3.4) incluye coeficientes de amortiguamiento actualizados derivados de la teoría de campo efectivo (EFT) y estimaciones refinadas de detectabilidad para interferómetros de tercera generación como el Telescopio Einstein y LISA.

Keywords

CCEGA; Marc López Sánchez; Curvature Brake; Regular Black Holes; Gravitational Wave Echoes; Radion Stabilization; 5D Bulk; Brane World; Quasinormal Modes; Emergent Gravity

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