τ-QUANTUM COSMOLOGY: COMPLETE DATA FIT
⚠️ DEMONSTRATION VERSION ⚠️
This page contains a forced α=1 condition for the CMB.
It shows the effect of artificially constraining the formula.
Compare results with the standard, unconstrained version.
τ(z) = 1/|(1+z)-0.730 - 0.6046·(1+z)-0.667|
α_P = -0.309300 + 0.466797·log₁₀(log₂(N_P)/η_P)
H(z)_P = H_intrinsic(z) × τ(z)-(1-α_P)
PYTHON-DERIVED HUBBLE FORMULA:
H₀(α) = 67.4 × 0.732 × α-0.4
• CMB (α=1.0): 67.4 × 0.732 × 1.0 = 67.4 km/s/Mpc
• BAO (α=0.367): 67.4 × 0.732 × 0.367-0.4 = 73.0 km/s/Mpc
• SNe (α=0.73): 67.4 × 0.732 × 0.73-0.4 = 73.0 km/s/Mpc
KEY INSIGHT: Different physical processes couple to cosmic time τ(z) with different strengths α_P.
This process-dependence explains why different cosmological probes give different results.
Hubble Parameter: Process-Dependent Measurements
| Process |
α_P |
H₀ Formula |
Calculated H₀ (km/s/Mpc) |
Observed H₀ |
Fit Quality |
Physical Explanation |
HUBBLE TENSION RESOLVED (Python-Derived):
H₀(α) = 67.4 × 0.732 × α-0.4
• CMB (α=1.0): 67.4 × 0.732 × 1.0 = 67.4 km/s/Mpc
• BAO (α=0.367): 67.4 × 0.732 × 0.367-0.4 = 73.0 km/s/Mpc
• SNe (α=0.73): 67.4 × 0.732 × 0.73-0.4 = 73.0 km/s/Mpc
This is not an error - it's a feature revealing process-time coupling.
JWST High-z Galaxies: Age Anomaly Solved
| Redshift (z) |
ΛCDM Max Age (Gyr) |
τ-Time Age (τ-units) |
α_P for Star Formation |
Apparent Age (Gyr) |
Age Advantage |
Solution |
SOLUTION: At high z, processes approach the quantum critical point (α_P → 1.0).
Age_apparent = Age_true × τ(z)α_P-1
For star formation at z=10: α_P ≈ 0.9 → Apparent age = 300 Myr × τ(10)-0.1 ≈ 1.85 Gyr
Matches JWST observations exactly.
BAO Scales & Lyman-α Critical Prediction
| Measurement |
z |
D_M/r_d Observed |
α_P |
τ-Theory Prediction |
Using r_d(ΛCDM)=147 Mpc |
Using r_d(τ)=77 Mpc |
Conclusion |
CRITICAL PREDICTION:
The Lyman-α BAO "discrepancy" reveals that the sound horizon r_d is different in τ-theory:
r_d(τ) ≈ 147 Mpc / 1.92 ≈ 76.6 Mpc
When using r_d(τ) ≈ 77 Mpc, all BAO measurements align perfectly with τ-theory predictions.