Geometric Wave Theory — Multi-Well Cosmology from V(x) = (ka²/π²)[1 − cos(πx/a)]
Cosine Potential: Multi-Well Structure
Cross-Well Gravitational Coupling
T(n) = exp(−n × π) — Evanescent transmission
Barrier height V_max0.1292 E_Planck
Barrier widtha = 1.616 × 10⁻³⁵ m
Penetration depth δa/π = 5.14 × 10⁻³⁶ m
Well 0 → Well ±1 coupling4.32%
Well 0 → Well ±2 coupling0.187%
Equilibrium time~150 t_Planck
Gravity (lattice compression) transmits through barrier evanescently.
Matter (standing waves) does not cross — too large for the barrier.
Kink Soliton Properties
m_kink = (8/π²) × √(2k/η) × (a/π) = 16/π⁴ × m_P
Kink mass (Planck units)0.1642 m_Planck
Kink mass (kg)3.57 × 10⁻⁹ kg
Kink mass (GeV)2.00 × 10¹⁸ GeV
Kink width~a (one lattice spacing)
Topological charge±1 (stable, cannot decay)
InteractionGravity only (no EM, no strong)
Kink solitons are domain walls between adjacent wells.
They are topologically protected — infinite lifetime.
Invisible to EM, but gravitate normally → dark matter candidate.
Evanescent Gravity Decay Through Barrier
Gravitational compression amplitude as it crosses from well 0 through
the domain wall into well 1. Exponential decay with depth δ = a/π.
The diffusion rate Γ tells us how quickly gravitational information crosses one barrier.
At ~10⁴¹ crossings per second, cross-well gravity reaches steady state in ~10⁻⁴² seconds.
Over cosmic time (4.35 × 10¹⁷ s), the gravitational coupling is fully equilibrated.