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Dataset . 2026
License: CC BY
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ZENODO
Dataset . 2026
License: CC BY
Data sources: Datacite
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We propose a cosmological framework where the primordial state of the universe is dominated by pure energy (ρp) that converts into baryonic matter (ρm). In this scenario, gravity is an emergent property described by an evolving coupling G(t). This transition leads to an accelerated cooling (T ∝ t−5/3) and neutral hydrogen recombination at t ≈ 8, 000 years post-Big Bang. Our model predicts a linear growth of perturbations (δ ∝ t1), resolving the JWST high-redshift galaxy tension and the H0 discrepancy without dark components.

Authors: MORA, Jorge Ariel;

We propose a cosmological framework where the primordial state of the universe is dominated by pure energy (ρp) that converts into baryonic matter (ρm). In this scenario, gravity is an emergent property described by an evolving coupling G(t). This transition leads to an accelerated cooling (T ∝ t−5/3) and neutral hydrogen recombination at t ≈ 8, 000 years post-Big Bang. Our model predicts a linear growth of perturbations (δ ∝ t1), resolving the JWST high-redshift galaxy tension and the H0 discrepancy without dark components.

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We propose a cosmological framework where the primordial state of the universe is dominated bypure energy (ρp) that converts into baryonic matter (ρm). In this scenario, gravity is an emergentproperty described by an evolving coupling G(t). This transition leads to an accelerated cooling(T ∝ t−5/3) and neutral hydrogen recombination at t ≈ 8, 000 years post-Big Bang. Our modelpredicts a linear growth of perturbations (δ ∝ t1), resolving the JWST high-redshift galaxy tensionand the H0 discrepancy without dark components.

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