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1. Introduction
Interaction in the 4D Spatial Manifold

- Appendix A contains a review of HU topology.
- Appendix B contains the derivation of the lightspeed-expanding hyperspherical universe total mass.
- Appendix C contains the Big Pop Cosmogenesis model. It models the Neutronium’s speed of sound as a function of density, showcasing the freezing of the hyperspherical harmonic acoustic oscillations. These oscillations are responsible for the low-frequency (long wavelength) components of the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB). It also models of the Neutronium decay and the heating of the Universe, which resulted in the short-wavelength plasma acoustic oscillations or baryonic acoustic oscillations. Notice that both processes have a beginning and are windowed by the continued slowing down of the sound velocity.
- Appendix D contains extra pictures and figures. Table A1 summarizes all results.
The Big Bang Model
- A False Vacuum decayed and released infinite amounts of energy which created matter and antimatter massless particles AND spacetime. Everything was inside a Singularity.
- Matter and antimatter particles annihilate each other, leaving just a sliver of matter particles.
- Thermal Equilibrium is achieved.
- Inflation takes place and expands the Universe into infinity. Inflation is driven by a postulated Inflaton Field. Notice that I chose to describe the Big Bang as creating an infinite universe because the explanation of a finite Universe inside a 3D non-embedded spatial manifold makes no sense. They would introduce edges in the Universe. Hence, the Big Bang has to propose infinite energy, infinite mass, and infinite Universe size.
- At some point, the Higgs’ Mechanism for Mass creation kicks in and massless particles become massive.
- Dark Matter and Dark Energy are created at some point. Dark Energy drives the supposed Universe’s accelerated-expansion, once the Inflaton Field is turned off.
- Undefined “Quantum Fluctuations” modulate space and seed galaxies.
- The gas cools down after 380,000 years of adiabatic expansion to over 3000 Kelvin when recombination makes the Universe transparent and allows the CMB to escape. The temperature of the microwave radiation is 2.725 Kelvin, and fluctuations are 1 in 100,000 in amplitude.
- a)
- Dimensional Leakage—Why don’t Gravitation and Electromagnetism decay with cubic distance?
- b)
- Dimensional Containment—Why doesn’t Matter wander off from the hypersurface?
2. New Model for Matter
Four Phases of the Fundamental Dilator

The Quantum Lagrangian Principle
- a)
- Dilaton Field. HU Force Carrier. These metric waves travel through the 4D space and are responsible for Gravitation and Electromagnetism. Later we will show that other forces (strong and weak) are also due to these metric waves.
- b)
- Shear Dilaton Field. HU Explanation for Quantum Entanglement. Shear Metric Waves are the reason for entanglement. The Quantum Object is normally the 4D Metric Wave or Dilaton Field. For entangled particles the Quantum Object is not just two particles or two photons. Instead, the Quantum Object would be the two particles and the 4D Dilaton Field. If a particle polarisation is determined, the polarizer becomes part of the quantum system
- c)
- Self-Interacting Field. HU Explanation for de Broglie Waves. When one considers the interaction of the Fundamental Dilator (wave generator) and the waves it creates, that immediately replicates de Broglie waves. To understand this, consider that the direction of particle propagation in the 4D Spatial Manifold is perfectly aligned with the 4D k-vector of the created dilaton field and the k-vector projection onto the hypersurface immediately becomes the de Broglie waves.
HU Gravitation
Particle-Wave Dualism Is Replaced by Wave-Generator and Qlp
3. The Big Pop Cosmogenesis Model

HU Big Pop
HU Explains the Lack of Antimatter Using Simple Symmetry
HU Explains the Horizon Problem Using Simple Symmetry
- Big Pop—The end of the Initial Hyperspherical Metric Fluctuation. This is also the instant when the Universe started moving at the speed of light and the smooth outermost contraction layer became the Blackholium (hyperspherical hypersuperficial Black Hole containing Flat Hydrogen).
- Blackholium-Neutronium Phase-Transition, which triggered the hyperspherical harmonic acoustic oscillations, a.k.a. Neutronium Acoustic Oscillations or N.A.O.
- Pre-Freezing. The moment before the velocity of sound decays suddenly within the superfluid neutron matter of the Neutronium phase. This happens around 300 MeV/fm3 density.
- Post-Freezing. The moment when the velocity of the sound becomes insignificant when compared with the speed of light.
- Pre-Big Bang. The moment before the Neutronium starts to decay (the proton fraction is still zero but will start moving up soon).
- Post-Big Bang. The moment after the proton fraction reaches 1, that is, all the energy from the Neutronium is released and we have hot hydrogen plasma.
The Birth of Blackholium and Prince Rupert Drop Analogy
Neutronium Phase
The Freezing of Hyperspherical Acoustic Oscillations and Neutronium Decay Dynamics




The Heating Up of the Universe - Neutronium Decay
| Pressure N/m2 | Time (s) | Radius (lyr) | Density (kg/m3) |
Temp K |
Time (year) | Radius (l-s) | Obs. Volume (lyr3) | HU Volume (lyr3) |
Neutron Density (1/m3) |
|
|
Pre BB |
2.43E+23 | 8.69E+04 | 2.77E-03 | 6.51E+11 | 1.000E-04 | 2.8E-03 | 8.7E+04 | 8.9E-08 | 4.2E-07 | 3.9E+38 |
|
Post BB |
5.35E+20 | 3.01E+05 | 9.54E-03 | 1.59E+10 | 2.746E+09 | 9.5E-03 | 3.0E+05 | 3.6E-06 | 1.7E-05 | 9.5E+36 |
Adiabatic Cooling Model for the Universal Gas
Assumptions
Model Description
Implications and Predictions
Nucleosynthesis

The Adiabatic Expansion and the Transparency Epoch
- is the density of atoms in the i-th state of ionization, that is with i electrons removed.
- is the degeneracy of states for the i-ions
- is the energy required to remove i electrons from a neutral atom, creating an i-level ion.
- is the electron density
- is the thermal de Broglie wavelength of an electron
- is the mass of an electron
- T is the temperature of the gas
- h is Planck’s constant
Location of the Transparency Zone
| Recombination Data | |
| z | 1262 |
| TransparencyRadius | 11,105,550 light-year |
| TransparencyTime | 11.1 million years after the Big Pop |
| Density At Recombination | 1.0E−17 kg/m3 or 9.51e-18 atm |
| T at Recombination | 3443 K |

The Current Universe
| Current Observable Universe | ||
| Observable Universe Volume | 1.16E+31 | lyr3 |
| Observable Universe Mass | 4.89E+52 | kg |
| Number of Neutrons | 2.92E+79 | |
| BigBangEnergy | 3.66E+66 | J |
| BB Number of Supernovae | 3.66E+22 | |
| Current Hyperspherical Universe | ||
| HU Volume | 5.45E+31 | lyr3 |
| HU Mass | 2.31E+53 | kg |
| Number of Neutrons HU | 1.38E+80 | |
| BigBangEnergy HU | 1.73E+67 | J |
| BB Number of Supernovae HU | 1.73E+23 | |
4. Discussion
5. Conclusions
- Big Pop - The end of the Initial Hyperspherical Metric Fluctuation. This is also the instant when the Universe started moving at the speed of light and the smooth outermost contraction layer became the Blackholium (hyperspherical hypersuperficial Black Hole).
- Blackholium-Neutronium Phase-Transition which triggered the hyperspherical harmonic acoustic oscillations, a.k.a. Neutronium Acoustic Oscillations or N.A.O.
- Pre-Freezing. The moment before the velocity of sound decays suddenly within the superfluid neutron matter of the Neutronium phase. This happens around 300 MeV/fm3 density.
- Pos-Freezing. The moment when the velocity of the sound becomes insignificant when compared with the speed of light.
- Pre-Big Bang. The moment before the Neutronium starts to decay (the proton fraction is still zero but will start moving soon.
- Post-Big Bang. The moment after the proton fraction reaches 1, that is, all the energy from the Neutronium is released and we have a hot hydrogen plasma.
Appendix A - Energy Conservation and the Total Mass of the Universe
MASS of the Universe

Mass of the Embedded Sphere (Observable Universe)
Appendix B Derivation of Sound Speed and Neutron Decay

Appendix C Extra Figures




Appendix D Extra Tables
| Density n/n0 |
Density MeV/fm3 |
Density (Kg/m3) |
Neutron Density (1/m3) |
Pressure N/m2 |
Time (s) | |
| Blackholium | 8.00E+00 | 3.29E+02 | 5.82E+18 | 3.5E+45 | 2.81E+35 | 0.00E+00 |
| Neutronium | 4.00E+00 | 1.13E+02 | 2.91E+18 | 1.7E+45 | 4.83E+34 | 1.09E+02 |
| PreFreezing | 3.64E+00 | 9.77E+01 | 2.64E+18 | 1.6E+45 | 3.77E+34 | 1.26E+02 |
| Freezing | 4.04E-01 | 8.98E+00 | 2.94E+17 | 1.8E+44 | 1.25E+32 | 7.18E+02 |
| PreBB | 8.95E-07 | 5.93E-03 | 6.51E+11 | 3.9E+38 | 2.43E+23 | 8.69E+04 |
| PostBB | 2.19E-08 | 5.30E-04 | 1.59E+10 | 9.5E+36 | 5.35E+20 | 3.01E+05 |
| Transparency | 1.38E-35 | 3.93E-22 | 1.01E-17 | 6.0E+09 | 2.52E-25 | 3.51E+14 |
| Today | 6.87E-45 | 2.46E-28 | 4.99E-27 | 3.0E+00 | 7.85E-41 | 4.43E+17 |
| Density (Kg/m3) | Time (s) | Radius (lyr) |
Temp K |
Time (year) | Radius (light-seconds) |
Observable Volume (lyr3) |
HU Volume (lyr3) | |
| Blackholium | 5.82E+18 | 0.00E+00 | 1.33E-05 | 1.000E-04 | 0.0E+00 | 421 | 9.9E-15 | 4.7E-14 |
| Neutronium | 2.91E+18 | 1.09E+02 | 1.68E-05 | 1.000E-04 | 3.5E-06 | 5.3E+02 | 2.0E-14 | 9.4E-14 |
| PreFreezing | 2.64E+18 | 1.26E+02 | 1.73E-05 | 1.000E-04 | 4.0E-06 | 5.5E+02 | 2.2E-14 | 1.0E-13 |
| Freezing | 2.94E+17 | 7.18E+02 | 3.61E-05 | 1.000E-04 | 2.3E-05 | 1.1E+03 | 2.0E-13 | 9.3E-13 |
| PreBB | 6.51E+11 | 8.69E+04 | 2.77E-03 | 1.000E-04 | 2.8E-03 | 8.7E+04 | 8.9E-08 | 4.2E-07 |
| PostBB | 1.59E+10 | 3.01E+05 | 9.54E-03 | 2.746E+09 | 9.5E-03 | 3.0E+05 | 3.6E-06 | 1.7E-05 |
| Transparency | 1.01E-17 | 3.51E+14 | 1.11E+07 | 3.443E+03 | 1.1E+07 | 3.5E+14 | 5.7E+21 | 2.7E+22 |
| Today | 4.99E-27 | 4.43E+17 | 1.40E+10 | 2.725E+00 | 1.4E+10 | 4.4E+17 | 1.2E+31 | 5.5E+31 |
| Initial Properties | ||
| Initial 4D Radius of the Universe | 421 | ls |
| Initial Volume of the Observable Universe | 2.65E+56 | m3 |
| Current Properties | ||
| rho | 4.99E-27 | kg / m3 |
| rho_atoms | 2.98 | Hydrogen Atoms per m3 |
| Cell Length (m) | 1.32E-15 | m |
| EnergyPerSupernova | 1.00E+51 | ergs |
| Initial Properties | ||
| Initial 4D Radius of the Universe | 421 | ls |
| Blackholium Density | 5.82E+18 | kg/m3 |
| Neutronium Density | 2.91E+18 | kg/m3 |
| EnergyPerSupernova | 1.00E+51 | ergs |
| Initial Observable Universe | ||
| Initial Volume of the Observable Universe | 9.9E-15 8.38E33 |
Lyr3 m3 |
| Mass of the Observable Universe | 4.89E52 | kg |
| Initial Hyperspherical Universe | ||
| Initial Volume of the Hyperspherical Universe | 4.7E-14 3.98E34 |
Lyr3 m3 |
| Mass of the Hyperspherical Universe | 2.3E53 | kg |
| Current Properties | ||
| rho | 4.99E-27 | kg / m3 |
| rho_atoms | 2.98 | Hydrogen Atoms per m3 |
| EnergyPerSupernova | 1.00E+51 | ergs |
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| HU Big Bang Observable Universe Properties | ||
| PreBigBang Volume of the Observable Universe | 7.55e+40 | m3 |
| BigBangEnergy | 3.66E+66 | J |
| BigBangEnergyDensity | 4.87E+25 | J/m3 |
| Supernova Density (supernova per cubic lyr) |
4.13E+29 | 1/lyr3 |
| BigBangEnergyDensity | 4.13E+73 | J/lyr3 |
| Big Bang Maximum Temperature | 3.05E9 | K |
| Gamma Fitting | ||
| Plasma Gamma | 1.22 | |
| Hydrogen Gamma | 1.33 | |
| Adiabatic Boundary | 2.60E+10 | kg / m3 |
| Adiabatic Boundary_y | 3.57E-08 | |
| Adiabatic Boundary_t | 2.55E+05 | seconds |
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