Boundary-Driven Compression and Early Cosmic Maturity

This clarification addresses early cosmic maturity observed in high-redshift galaxies within the Communication Matrix framework. It proposes that matter formation arises from constraint-induced compression in a finite primordial domain, with hydrogen formation preceding stabilized spacetime geometry and geometric coherence advancing inward from the outer admissible boundary. The framework explains early galactic maturity without modified gravity, exotic matter, or accelerated star formation and serves as a companion to the Communication Matrix treatment of the strong nuclear force.