Formal Proof Chain of the σ-Calculus

We present the complete formal derivation of the σ-Calculus: from the initial directedtension postulate through the emergence of Einstein–Hilbert gravity, unitarity proofs, sin-gularity theorems, and a consistent cosmological Friedmann system with stable equation-of-state and suppressed fluctuations. All intermediate theorems and lemmas are outlined forarXiv publication. Updates Derivation of the RG coefficientϑadded (german) — including both flow-generator and observable-matching routes. This fills a previously open gap by linking the effective σ-sector dynamics to cosmological data without fitting. Added a minimal σ-consistent 2-simplex example verifying axioms σ.1–σ.7 and supporting the Regge–Einstein limit. Quantitative derivation of the TT-Cₗ spectrum within the σ-calculus framework, consistent with CMB data without requiring dark energy. Added: Complete proof package for the Regge-to–Einstein–Hilbert convergence on non-compact triangulations, including Appendix F (finite-element estimate), Appendix G (intrinsic σ-theoretic proof), and the main document regge_noncompact.pdf. To Fix Numbering (LaTeX)Note: If any proof component appears overly compact, a detailed or stepwise-expanded version (“exhaustive proof”) can be provided on request. Please indicate the specific lemma, axiom, or derivation line of interest.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-05-14
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15637137
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Cosmology and Gravitation Theories
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Formal Proof Chain of the σ-Calculus

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Cosmology and Gravitation Theories
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Formal Proof Chain of the σ-Calculus

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Abstract

We present the complete formal derivation of the σ-Calculus: from the initial directedtension postulate through the emergence of Einstein–Hilbert gravity, unitarity proofs, sin-gularity theorems, and a consistent cosmological Friedmann system with stable equation-of-state and suppressed fluctuations. All intermediate theorems and lemmas are outlined forarXiv publication. Updates Derivation of the RG coefficientϑadded (german) — including both flow-generator and observable-matching routes. This fills a previously open gap by linking the effective σ-sector dynamics to cosmological data without fitting. Added a minimal σ-consistent 2-simplex example verifying axioms σ.1–σ.7 and supporting the Regge–Einstein limit. Quantitative derivation of the TT-Cₗ spectrum within the σ-calculus framework, consistent with CMB data without requiring dark energy. Added: Complete proof package for the Regge-to–Einstein–Hilbert convergence on non-compact triangulations, including Appendix F (finite-element estimate), Appendix G (intrinsic σ-theoretic proof), and the main document regge_noncompact.pdf. To Fix Numbering (LaTeX)Note: If any proof component appears overly compact, a detailed or stepwise-expanded version (“exhaustive proof”) can be provided on request. Please indicate the specific lemma, axiom, or derivation line of interest.

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