Operator Closure · Paper 20
Addresses three foundation issues at once: the acoustic projection law, the radiation scope boundary, and the assembly gap in the background equation.
If the theory is correct, the math will just work.
Paper 20 — The Acoustic Projection Theorem
Addresses three foundation issues at once: the acoustic projection law, the radiation scope boundary, and the assembly gap in the background equation. It proves the Acoustic History Reduction and Acoustic Phase-Calibration theorems, predicts the CMB acoustic scale with no fitted parameters, and undertakes a deep audit of the BBN radiation sector.
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