Published September 5, 2026 | Version 0.9.20

DMDE Triplepoint + CosmoGate: Five-Channel Weak-Rate Closure and Frozen-Pair Differential-Response Design (v0.9.20)

Description

Status: working hypothesis; methods/software checkpoint; not peer reviewed; no detection or production BBN-result claim.

DMDE v0.9.20 is a source-frozen validation and numerical-design release for a blinded two-card neutrino-spectrum to Big Bang nucleosynthesis (BBN) test. It repairs a reproduced synthetic v0.9.19 false pass in which both charged-lepton capture channels were omitted and unblocked vacuum beta decay was returned at all temperatures. The new contract independently recomputes audit-only, neutron-lifetime-normalized Born histories for all five exported weak processes, applies per-process and direction-total envelopes, and checks the relevant threshold and endpoint refinement. It retains source-shape and time-integral closure, source-on/off production-stepper witnesses, and BBN input-consumption canaries. A companion source-only result derives the frozen pair's exact differential-response geometry and conditional numerical-precision requirements. The two physical source payloads and model parameters are unchanged relative to the byte-frozen v0.9.19 parent. The public packet contains the blinded provider files, validators, schemas, templates, documentation, and receipts. It contains no production helium, deuterium, or effective-neutrino-number result.

What changed

  • All five exported weak-process histories receive independent Born-envelope checks: neutrino capture, antineutrino capture, positron capture, electron capture, and neutron beta decay.
  • Each non-negligible process has a 25% audit envelope; each neutron-to-proton or proton-to-neutron direction total has a tighter 10% envelope. Finite-temperature beta blocking and the late neutron-lifetime gate remain explicit.
  • The momentum grid must meaningfully refine the antineutrino-capture threshold at 1.80433131 MeV and the beta-decay endpoint at 0.78233341 MeV.
  • Earlier source-shape, source-time, transport-stepper, meaningful-refinement, and BBN-consumption evidence requirements remain in force.
  • The source-only frozen-pair calculation gives an exact response identity and makes the numerical precision needed for future endpoint comparisons explicit.

Scientific status and limits

  • No production Y_p, D/H, or N_eff prediction is bundled or implied. No confirmation of DMDE or a unified theory follows from these checks.
  • The Born envelopes are execution checks, not a complete corrected weak-rate calculation. The frozen five-column export does not separately represent the inverse three-body process p + e- + antineutrino -> n.
  • Passing cannot prove that evidence was not fabricated or that transport, radiative, recoil, plasma, or nuclear-network physics is complete. Independent replay, physical review, and backend replication remain necessary.
  • The pair calculation determines a direction in source-amplitude space. It does not determine the sign or magnitude of any abundance response. Its neutrino coordinate includes linked source-energy and parent-density effects.

Files and verification

The original v0.9.20 provider archive is preserved byte for byte. The public README and release-note PDF explain the scope and next evidence required. The public verification receipt distinguishes software and archive checks from missing production results. The SHA-256 manifest covers the public files. Private analyst scoring and unblinding material is excluded.

Source release: 17 August 2026. Explanatory note prepared: 5 September 2026. This is a methods/software checkpoint with production execution and independent replication still pending.

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In More Basic Terms

This release improves the checks used to test a dark-matter and dark-energy hypothesis. It keeps two proposed particle-injection scenarios fixed and makes it harder for a computer calculation to pass while leaving out important reactions or failing to carry the injected particles through the calculation correctly. It also shows how closely the two scenarios are matched and estimates the numerical precision needed to compare their effects. These are improvements to the test and its reliability. They do not yet show that the hypothesis explains dark matter, dark energy, or a unified theory of everything. The next step is to run the complete particle-transport and early-universe element-formation calculations, validate the returned evidence, and compare independent implementations.

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Public Communication Note

This is a working-hypothesis and methods/software release. It is not peer reviewed, does not claim a detection or confirmation, and supplies no validated production helium, deuterium or effective-neutrino-number prediction.

The earlier v0.9.0 public record remains available as the historical preregistration checkpoint. This v0.9.20 release presents the later blinded two-card spectral-to-BBN protocol and its strengthened execution checks. The two source payloads are unchanged relative to the exact v0.9.19 parent.

Fresh local verification passed all 67 software tests, checked both frozen payloads, reconciled the provider manifest and reproduced its canonical archive bytes. These checks concern software and artifact consistency; they are not a production cosmology result or independent backend replication.

The frozen-pair calculation quantifies the source contrast and conditional precision needed to compare future outputs. It does not determine the sign or magnitude of an abundance response. Production momentum-dependent neutrino transport, corrected weak rates and BBN calculations remain pending external execution, evidence review and independent replication.

The inverse three-body weak process is not separately exported by the frozen five-column audit. Passing validation does not establish physical completeness or rule out fabricated but internally consistent evidence. Private scoring and unblinding materials remain excluded to preserve the blinded test.

Files

DMDE_v0920_RELEASE_NOTE_IN_MORE_BASIC_TERMS.pdf

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Additional details

Software

Programming language
Python
Development Status
Concept

References

  • Goldstein, S. & Hill, J. C. (2026). A 2% determination of N_eff from primordial element abundance, cosmic microwave background, and baryon acoustic oscillation measurements. arXiv:2603.13226.
  • Escudero, M., Jackson, G., Laine, M. & Sandner, S. (2026). Fast and Flexible Neutrino Decoupling Part I: The Standard Model. arXiv:2511.04747. Code: nudec_BSM_v2.
  • Burns, A.-K. (2026). Inside the Black Box of Big Bang Nucleosynthesis: Parameter Sensitivity Studies in Light of new LBT Data. arXiv:2603.22414.
  • Burns, A.-K., Tait, T. M. P. & Valli, M. (2023). PRyMordial: The First Three Minutes, Within and Beyond the Standard Model. arXiv:2307.07061.
  • Giovanetti, C. et al. LINX: Light Isotope Nucleosynthesis with JAX, a fast, differentiable, extensible BBN code. See LINX documentation/repository.