Global Geometric Architecture (GID Theory)
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A formal theoretical development of the Global Geometric Architecture Theory (GID)
is presented as a geometric and deterministic alternativeΛCDM paradigm. In contrast to
inflationaryscalarfieldsandaninitialtemporalsingularity,GIDpostulatesthattheobserv-
ableUniverseemergesfromanintrinsicallyinhomogeneousglobalgeometrystructured by
threecoherenthorizon-scale energydomains: ID0,ID1,and ID2.
Two fundamental equations define the theory: (i) a geometric extension of Einstein’s
fieldequationsinwhichthecosmologicalconstantΛisreplacedbyaneffectivecontribution
to the energy–momentum tensor generated by the three domains; and (ii) a global closure
relation stating that all large-scale cosmological observables are governed by the coupled
dynamics of these domains. The present cosmic state results from a process of geometric
erosion,correspondingtoa60–75%redistributionofthefoundationalmass-energycontent.
The theory remains entirely within General Relativity, removes the physical necessity
of both a Big Bang singularity and inflation, and yields a set of falsifiable predictions for
CMB anisotropies, coherent bulk flows, Hubble-parameter anisotropy, Integrated Sachs–
Wolfe (ISW) signals, and ultra-early structure formation. The framework is designed
for direct empirical testing with Euclid, DESI, and forthcoming peculiar-velocity surveys
Consolidation Note: This work formalizes and consolidates the analytical results, spatial
scales,andgeometricparametersderivedfromthecumulativedataofourpreviousfounda-
tional studies:
• Phenomenological Evidence for Three Horizon-Scale Coherent Energy Regions and
Cosmic Anisotropy, ZenodoDOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18119459.
• Dynamic Interaction of Global Inhomogeneity Domains and Emergence of Observable
Cosmological Geometry, Zenodo DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18181885.
• Dynamic Formation of Superclusters within the GID Framework, Zenodo DOI:
10.5281/zenodo.18181886.
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