
This work proposes a fundamental transition in the early universe where the metric signature changes from Euclidean to Lorentzian, triggered when vacuum energy exceeds a critical threshold. By introducing a continuous energy flux ($\rho_{flow}$) from the Euclidean sector, we present a unified framework to address major cosmological anomalies. Key highlights of this upload: Hubble Tension: Resolution of the discrepancy between $H_0 \approx 67.4$ and $73.1$ km/s/Mpc through a dynamical temporal channel. $S_8$ Tension: Suppression of matter growth via quadratic viscosity $\epsilon = \kappa^2$, where $\kappa = 3/8\pi$. NANOGrav Validation: Consistency with the stochastic gravitational wave background (SGWB) with a spectral index $\gamma \approx 3.15$. The upload includes the full manuscript (PDF), Python source codes for figure generation, and Monte Carlo simulation data for statistical validation.
S8 Tension, Domain Wall Network, NANOGrav, Fluid-Time Model, Signature Change, Quantum Cosmology, Hubble Tension
S8 Tension, Domain Wall Network, NANOGrav, Fluid-Time Model, Signature Change, Quantum Cosmology, Hubble Tension
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