Beyond Matter IV: Resolution of the Hubble Tension via Hierarchical Scaling Constant (HSC) and the 10^6 Dimensional Shift - The 6-Unit Mizanic Gap: Reconciling Planck and SH0ES Observations through the Hendeca-Tier Cosmic Signal Architecture (HCSA)

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Beyond Matter IV: Resolution of the Hubble Tension via Hierarchical Scaling Constant (HSC) and the 10^6 Dimensional Shift - The 6-Unit Mizanic Gap: Reconciling Planck and SH0ES Observations through the Hendeca-Tier Cosmic Signal Architecture (HCSA)

Sazlı M. H.

Diğer, ss.1-6, 2026

Yayın Türü: Diğer Yayınlar / Diğer
Basım Tarihi: 2026
Sayfa Sayıları: ss.1-6
Ankara Üniversitesi Adresli: Evet

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Abstract: The "Hubble Tension"—the persistent discrepancy between the early-universe H0 measurements by the Planck mission (approx. 67 km/s/Mpc) and late-universe local measurements by the SH0ES collaboration (approx. 73 km/s/Mpc)—stands as the most formidable crisis in modern cosmology.

Building upon the Hendeca-Tier Cosmic Signal Architecture (HCSA) established in Beyond Matter I, II, and III, this paper demonstrates that this 6-unit discrepancy is not a result of systematic error, but a deterministic manifestation of the Hierarchical Scaling Constant (HSC). We show that the transition from the 3D-dominated observable mizan to the 4D-integrated cosmic tier introduces a log-linear scaling factor of exactly 6 units (log10(10^6)).

By identifying this gap as a "dimensional gear shift" rather than a physical conflict, we provide a unified framework that validates both datasets simultaneously. This resolution marks the transition of the HCSA from a theoretical model to a universal "Master Template" capable of reconciling the most divergent observations in the history of physics.