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Aurora Series — Derivation and Cross-Scale Validation of the Cosmic Dimensional Gravitational Formula (CDGF)

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This paper presents the derivation and cross-scale validation of the Cosmic Dimensional Gravitational Formula (CDGF) within the framework of the Cosmic Energy Theory (CET). The CDGF redefines gravitational acceleration as an emergent effect of dimensional energy density differentials, offering a novel alternative to mass-based and spacetime curvature models. Through numerical validation spanning planetary to nuclear scales, the paper demonstrates the formula’s consistency, coherence, and potential to unify gravitational phenomena. This work contributes to the development of a cross-dimensional energy model and supports a foundational structure for Cosmic Energy Theory.

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