DCT-BAO-01 · DCT cluster
BAO background, null propagation, and the perturbation-level programme
in Dimensional Coherence Theory
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Abstract
Dimensional Coherence Theory couples matter to \(\tilde g_{\mu\nu} = P\,g_{\mu\nu}\). This deposit retracts the historical background-BAO argument based on multiplying comoving angular-diameter distances by \(1/\sqrt{P_0}\): for spatially homogeneous \(P(t)\), radial null photons satisfy \(\mathrm d\chi/\mathrm dt = 1/a(t)\) and \(P\) drops out. The published \(\Delta\chi^2 \approx 33.6\) “5.8\(\sigma\)” figure therefore targeted a geometrically inconsistent distance map. Operational statements such as \(H_{\rm phys} = H_E/\sqrt{P_0}\) must be derived from matter proper time on \(\tilde g\) and must not be inserted into the photon null integral as an ad hoc power of \(\sqrt{P}\). Background BAO from homogeneous \(P\) alone is degenerate with \(\Lambda\)CDM at the \(\chi(z)\) level; tests migrate to inhomogeneous \(P\), disformal channels, and the perturbation-level programme (\(\mu_b,\mu_{\rm DM},\Sigma\)) on a \(\Lambda\)CDM background. See the full.tex for the Jensen-bound clarification and the \(M_{\rm lens}/M_{\rm dyn}\) discriminator.
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Parrott, N. G. (2026). A background-BAO no-go theorem and the perturbation-level program. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20032803
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@misc{parrott_dct_bao_01_2026, author = {Parrott, Nolan G.}, title = {A background-BAO no-go theorem and the perturbation-level program}, year = {2026}, publisher = {Zenodo}, doi = {10.5281/zenodo.20032803}, url = {https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20032803}, note = {DCT-BAO-01, DCT paper cluster}
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TY - GEN AU - Parrott, Nolan G. PY - 2026 TI - A background-BAO no-go theorem and the perturbation-level program PB - Zenodo DO - 10.5281/zenodo.20032803 UR - https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20032803 ER -
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