The Discrete Dimensional Inheritance Model (DDIM): A Stochastic Resolution to Hubble Tension and Galactic Rotation via Discrete Informational States

The Discrete Dimensional Inheritance Model (DDIM) proposes that the universe is an emergent 3D Graft resulting from a sequence of discrete informational inheritance steps. By establishing a fixed 5.5% Probability of Finiteness (p = 0.055) at each step, the model identifies a natural phase transition into a stable physical state. This paper presents the results of 1,000-run Monte Carlo simulations verifying the model’s ability to resolve the Hubble Tension and galactic rotation curves through the mechanism of informational viscosity.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-03-08
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18911467
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Cosmology and Gravitation Theories
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The Discrete Dimensional Inheritance Model (DDIM): A Stochastic Resolution to Hubble Tension and Galactic Rotation via Discrete Informational States

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Cosmology and Gravitation Theories
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The Discrete Dimensional Inheritance Model (DDIM): A Stochastic Resolution to Hubble Tension and Galactic Rotation via Discrete Informational States

Christopher Guinn
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The Discrete Dimensional Inheritance Model (DDIM) proposes that the universe is an emergent 3D Graft resulting from a sequence of discrete informational inheritance steps. By establishing a fixed 5.5% Probability of Finiteness (p = 0.055) at each step, the model identifies a natural phase transition into a stable physical state. This paper presents the results of 1,000-run Monte Carlo simulations verifying the model’s ability to resolve the Hubble Tension and galactic rotation curves through the mechanism of informational viscosity.

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