A screened time-drag scalar field: percent-level late-time growth and the cosmic radio dipole excess

This repository contains the full LaTeX source, figures, and appendices for a minimal screened scalar–tensor model that modifies late-time structure formation at the percent level while preserving the exact ΛCDM background expansion.The model introduces a density-dependent kinetic term (“time-drag”) that yields both (i) a ∼1% enhancement of the linear growth rate at low redshift and (ii) a non-kinematic contribution to the cosmic radio/mid-infrared dipole, naturally aligned with the CMB dipole and consistent with recent observations. The archive includes the main 7-page manuscript, 2 figures, and 4 technical appendices detailing the k-essence completion, gravitational slip, derivation of the background scaling, and thermodynamic interpretation. All files are provided in a clean, reproducible format suitable for peer review and long-term citation.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-11-23
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17693720
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Cosmology and Gravitation Theories
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A screened time-drag scalar field: percent-level late-time growth and the cosmic radio dipole excess

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Cosmology and Gravitation Theories
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A screened time-drag scalar field: percent-level late-time growth and the cosmic radio dipole excess

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This repository contains the full LaTeX source, figures, and appendices for a minimal screened scalar–tensor model that modifies late-time structure formation at the percent level while preserving the exact ΛCDM background expansion.The model introduces a density-dependent kinetic term (“time-drag”) that yields both (i) a ∼1% enhancement of the linear growth rate at low redshift and (ii) a non-kinematic contribution to the cosmic radio/mid-infrared dipole, naturally aligned with the CMB dipole and consistent with recent observations. The archive includes the main 7-page manuscript, 2 figures, and 4 technical appendices detailing the k-essence completion, gravitational slip, derivation of the background scaling, and thermodynamic interpretation. All files are provided in a clean, reproducible format suitable for peer review and long-term citation.

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