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Proposal for a Two-Sided Cosmic Resonator: A CPT-Symmetric Brane Cosmology Model Driven by Global Parity
Abstract
This paper proposes a conceptual cosmological framework consisting of two mirror-symmetric 3-brane universes—the "Posiverse" and the "Negaverse"—separated by a microscopic higher-dimensional bulk. Under this model, the foundational constraints of our universe (the invariant speed of light, \(c\), and the Schwarzschild density threshold for gravitational collapse) are reinterpreted as structural tolerances of a shared spacetime fabric. By treating quantum mechanics as the turbulent boundary layer between these two sheets, this model successfully provides an elegant, geometric explanation for Dark Matter, offers a macro-scale recycling loop via Black Hole/White Hole mechanics, and suggests a novel mechanism for quantum computing resource allocation through cross-brane temporal interference.
1. Architectural Foundations & Invariant Limits
Instead of viewing the speed of light (\(c\)) and the Schwarzschild radius as isolated constants, this framework defines them as the boundary conditions of a shared cosmic drumhead.
The Chronological Mirror: The Posiverse tracks linearly forward in time (\(+t\)), while the Negaverse tracks linearly backward (\(-t\)) relative to our reference frame.
Structural Tolerances: The speed of light (\(c\)) represents the maximum causality velocity dictated by the tension of the shared trans-brane fabric. If mass-energy density exceeds local tolerances (the black hole threshold), the fabric experiences local structural failure.
2. Quantum Mechanics as the Boundary Layer (The "Gap")
Rather than treating quantum mechanics and General Relativity as fundamentally incompatible, this model positions the quantum realm as the microscopic "surface tension" of our 3D membrane.
At the subatomic scale, particles constantly brush against the higher-dimensional bulk.
Phenomenons like quantum superposition and entanglement are geometric shortcuts through this microscopic gap, anchored to stable coordinates in the twin universe.
Relative (classical) physics only emerges at the macro-scale because the statistical averaging (decoherence) of billions of chaotic quantum fluctuations effectively cancels out the cross-brane drag.
3. Macro-Scale Mechanics & The Dark Matter Solution
Light is modeled as open strings whose endpoints are permanently anchored to their native 3-brane, explaining why light cannot leak between universes. Gravity, however, is mediated by closed-string gravitons that propagate freely through the bulk. This asymmetry yields two massive cosmological solutions:
Dark Matter: The "invisible" mass detected by astronomers is not an unknown particle within our universe. It is the ordinary matter of the Negaverse (nega-stars and nega-galaxies) whose electromagnetic energy is trapped on its own sheet, but whose gravitational footprint leaks across the bulk to warp our spacetime.
The Cosmic Recycling Loop: When a stellar body collapses past the Schwarzschild radius in our universe, matter is not crushed into a mathematical infinity. Instead, the local spacetime rip acts as a one-way cosmic drain, squeezing the mass-energy through the bulk to erupt as a highly ordered White Hole in the Negaverse.
4. Algorithmic Verification via Quantum Computing
This framework presents a concrete method for empirical verification using quantum computing metrics:
Information Density Deficit: Quantum chips process calculations that mathematically exceed the information storage limits of the observable matter in our universe. This model asserts that qubits are actively distributing computational weight across identical "ghost qubits" in the Negaverse.
CPT Inversion Signatures: By applying a Time-Reversal Operator (\(\^{T}\)) to anomalous, seemingly chaotic gravitational wave streams (such as apparent spontaneous black hole fission or un-collisions), the data will instantly simplify into clean, standard Einsteinian solutions. This transformation proves that the event is actually running forward in time in its native Negaverse.
Posted Aug 29, 2026, 3:04 AM UTC