ψ⁸: The Δψ-Floor as a Retentive Invariant for Late-Time Cosmology

The article introduces the Δψ-floor as a minimal, falsifiable invariant governing late-time structural retention in the ψ⁸ framework. It formalizes the asymptotic stabilization of structural difference, linking the Δψ-floor to the formation of non-zero retentive nodes Ξ. The work derives the equilibrium solution from the retentive Lagrangian and demonstrates how this invariant manifests in Euclid weak-lensing residuals, DESI clustering data, and topological persistence diagrams. The Δψ-floor provides a clear observational discriminator from ΛCDM and modified gravity models by predicting persistent correlation-time plateaus and void ghosting in the redshift range 0.2 < z < 0.5. The framework is designed as a test-ready structure for NASA ADAP/ATP, NSF Foundational Physics, and ERC Consolidator evaluation. This article strengthens ψ⁸ as a structurally parsimonious alternative for late-time cosmology.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-02-06
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18501878
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Cosmology and Gravitation Theories
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ψ⁸: The Δψ-Floor as a Retentive Invariant for Late-Time Cosmology

Logacheva Yulia
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Cosmology and Gravitation Theories
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ψ⁸: The Δψ-Floor as a Retentive Invariant for Late-Time Cosmology

Logacheva Yulia
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The article introduces the Δψ-floor as a minimal, falsifiable invariant governing late-time structural retention in the ψ⁸ framework. It formalizes the asymptotic stabilization of structural difference, linking the Δψ-floor to the formation of non-zero retentive nodes Ξ. The work derives the equilibrium solution from the retentive Lagrangian and demonstrates how this invariant manifests in Euclid weak-lensing residuals, DESI clustering data, and topological persistence diagrams. The Δψ-floor provides a clear observational discriminator from ΛCDM and modified gravity models by predicting persistent correlation-time plateaus and void ghosting in the redshift range 0.2 < z < 0.5. The framework is designed as a test-ready structure for NASA ADAP/ATP, NSF Foundational Physics, and ERC Consolidator evaluation. This article strengthens ψ⁸ as a structurally parsimonious alternative for late-time cosmology.

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