The concept of thought forms as a consequence of the Acta Universi hypothesis on the nature of dark energy and data from the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI)

Abstract The paper presents the concept of thought-forms as a mathematical consequence of the Acta Universi (AU) hypothesis about the nature of dark energy. The study is based on the latest data from the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI) experiment, indicating the dynamic nature of dark energy. The purpose of the study is to develop a physical interpretation of cosmological data through the concept of thought-forms as minimal elements of recording irreversible events in the Universe. Research methods include mathematical modeling of dark energy dynamics based on the production of thought-form entropy, analysis of cosmological parameters and their evolution. Research results show that the AU hypothesis successfully explains the observed dynamics of dark energy through the mechanism of thought-form production. The mathematical model allows reproducing the parameters of the dark energy equation of state consistent with DESI data. Conclusions: the proposed concept connects fundamental cosmology with the informational nature of the Universe, where thought-forms act as physical carriers of information about all irreversible processes. Key words: dark energy, thought-forms, Acta Universi hypothesis, cosmological constant, entropy, DESI, information archive, irreversible processes.