Research Program Manifesto: A Unified Framework for Cyclic Cosmology
This community hosts the integrated research program of Aidin Baradaran Moghadam, which proposes a paradigm shift from the standard ΛCDM model. The program presents a cohesive framework where the universe's dynamics—from accelerated expansion to its ultimate fate—are explained by dynamic energy conversions and thermodynamic principles within a non-singular, cyclic model. The collection includes the program manifesto and the individual research proposals that form this unified narrative Transparency and Collaboration Statement This statement applies to the associated research proposal(s) by Aidin Baradaran Moghadam. 1. Origin of Ideas:The core physical insights,the central hypotheses, and the overarching conceptual framework presented in this work originate from and are the intellectual property of Aidin Baradaran Moghadam. 2. Use of Artificial Intelligence:In the spirit of leveraging modern tools for scientific ideation and communication,an AI language model was used as a research assistant. Its role was to: · Assist in structuring and organizing the author's raw ideas into a coherent narrative.· Help articulate concepts and refine the textual presentation for clarity and consistency.· Act as a sounding board for exploring the logical extensions of the core ideas. 3. Intellectual Attribution:It is crucial to emphasize that the AI acted as afacilitator and amplifier of the author's original creativity, not as a source of the ideas themselves. The novel physical concepts, the connections drawn between cosmological problems, and the proposed "Radiance Cosmology" paradigm are human-driven. 4. Invitation for Collaboration:This work is presented as a starting point for a ambitious research program.We openly and warmly invite experts in cosmology, theoretical physics, quantum gravity, and related fields to engage with these ideas. Your feedback, critique, and collaboration are essential for the mathematical development, numerical simulation, and empirical testing required to mature this conceptual framework into a full-fledged theory. Contact: [email protected]
Institutions
- Independence Community College (US)
Publication Details
- Journal
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Published
- 2025-10-01
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17239816
- Primary Topic
- Relativity and Gravitational Theory
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 0.00