Dark Matter as Living Gravitational Infrastructure and the Cosmic Mantle of Residual Probability
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# The Thermodynamic Unified Framework: Dark Matter as Living Probability Infrastructure, Black Holes as Cosmic Recyclers, and the Universe as a Self-Writing Procedural Machine **Version:** 5.0 FINAL REFINED **Author:** Ivan Vankov Fortanet (copaeks) **Date:** March 2026 **Zenodo DOI:** [10.5281/zenodo.19142470] **License:** CC BY 4.0 --- ## Abstract We present a unified framework where dark matter, dark energy, and the quantum‑classical transition emerge from a single entity: the **Reality Buffer**—a non‑collapsed, timeless probability density ($\rho_{\text{prob}}$) that curves spacetime without electromagnetic interaction. The universe arises from filtered partial decoherence of a global quantum state, preserving ~95% in superposition as active infrastructure. Black holes function as cosmic recyclers: they ingest matter, process it via Hawking radiation and AGN feedback, expel hot gas that cools peripherally, and return information to the buffer—a closed thermodynamic system that drives inside‑out galaxy growth. Dark energy is the phase tension between collapsed and non‑collapsed phases. Eight falsifiable predictions include static‑induced halo profiles, sub‑Hz gravitational wave hum, dark energy drift, and CMB non‑Gaussianities. The framework unifies quantum mechanics, general relativity, loop quantum gravity, and string theory under a monist substrate where absence precedes presence: *exception kills structure, but the Static sustains it.* **Keywords:** quantum decoherence, dark matter, black hole recycling, thermodynamic cosmology, reality buffer, inside‑out growth, AGN feedback, falsifiable cosmology --- ## Conceptual Diagram +---------------------------------------------------------------------+| THE THERMODYNAMIC UNIFIED FRAMEWORK || (Cosmic Recycling as Living Infrastructure) |+---------------------------------------------------------------------+ [Pre-Big Bang Canvas] ℋ_canvas (metric‑free, atemporal potential)|| Filtered Partial Decoherence D̂_τ (sigmoid f(k,τ))v+-----------------------+ +----------------------------------+| COLLAPSED PHASE | | NON‑COLLAPSED PHASE || (ℋ_col, ~5%) || (ℋ_no‑col, ~95%) || | entanglement | || • Classical spacetime | | • Timeless probability || • Baryonic matter | | density ρ_prob || • Emergent metric | | • No EM interaction |+-----------------------+ | • Gravitational only || +--------------------------+| || Gravity couples | Forms cosmic web,| to ρ_prob | dark matter halosv v+-------------------------------------------------------------------+| REALITY BUFFER (Living Mantle) || Cosmic Static δρ_static = ε |Ψ_no‑col|² δ_observer || Modified Einstein: G_μν + Λ_eff g_μν = 8πG (T_μν^col + ρ_prob)|+-------------------------------------------------------------------+|| Black hole recycling loop (thermodynamic digestive system)v+-------------------------------------------------------------------+| 1. INFLOW (baryonic matter → BH) || 2. PROCESSING (Hawking radiation, AGN) || 3. EXPULSION (hot gas, AGN jets) || 4. PERIPHERAL COOLING (adiabatic expansion, radiative losses) || 5. RETURN (information → ℋ_no‑col, cooled gas re‑accretes) |+-------------------------------------------------------------------+|| Procedural self‑generation (inside‑out growth)v+-------------------------------------------------------------------+| Reaction‑diffusion: ∂ρ_star/∂t = D∇²ρ_star + α ρ_prob – β ρ_star|| Central braking: dL/dt = -γ_eff L · (ρ_prob/ρ_crit) || → Age gradient: oldest in core, youngest on outskirts (JWST) |+-------------------------------------------------------------------+|| Dark energy as existence gradientv+-------------------------------------------------------------------+| Λ_eff ∝ ∇²(|Ψ_no‑col|² – |Ψ_col|²) → negative pressure || Accelerated expansion, unstable equilibrium |+-------------------------------------------------------------------+|| Falsifiable predictionsv+-------------------------------------------------------------------+| • Halo profiles (Rubin, Euclid) • BH recycling hum (LIGO) || • Void asymmetries (JWST) • Dark energy drift (DESI) || • CMB non‑Gaussianities (LiteBIRD) • Inside‑out growth (JWST) || • AGN cooling signatures (Chandra) • Life‑analog universality |+-------------------------------------------------------------------+ text --- ## Files in this Repository | File | Description | |------|-------------| | `TDM_v5_0_Unified_Thermodynamic_Framework_FINAL_REFINED.html` | Browser‑viewable version with MathJax and clean styling | | `TDM_v5_0_Unified_Thermodynamic_Framework_FINAL_REFINED.md` | Markdown source (GitHub‑friendly) | | `TDM_v5_0_Unified_Thermodynamic_Framework_FINAL_REFINED.tex` | LaTeX source for compiling a PDF | --- ## How to Cite ```bibtex @misc{fortanet2026thermodynamic, author = {Fortanet, Ivan Vankov}, title = {The Thermodynamic Unified Framework: Dark Matter as Living Probability Infrastructure, Black Holes as Cosmic Recyclers, and the Universe as a Self-Writing Procedural Machine}, year = {2026}, month = {March}, howpublished = {Zenodo Pre‑Print v5.0 FINAL REFINED}, doi = {[to be assigned]}, url = {[to be assigned]} } Version History v1.0 – Initial formulation: two‑phase quantum state, partial decoherence. v2.0 – Entanglement bridge, cosmic static, LQG links. v3.2 – AGN feedback correction (peripheral cooling), numerical parameters. v4.0 – Unification as “Living Mantle”, expanded predictions. v5.0 FINAL REFINED – Full thermodynamic recycling formalism, mathematical consistency proofs, eight falsifiable predictions with timelines, complete appendices, cross‑version verification. License This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Contact: github.com/copaeksContact: fortanet2002@gmail.comContact: copaeks@gmail.comZenodo Community: [to be linked]
Fields of Study & Subjects
Cosmology and Gravitation Theories
Dark Matter and Cosmic Phenomena
Black Holes and Theoretical Physics
Publication details
- Journal / source
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Publication date
- 3 March 2026
- Language
- EN
- Document type
- Preprint