What question did this study set out to answer?

To introduce the Sub-Equilibrium Model (SEM) as a new framework in understanding cosmology and gravity.

April 24, 2026Open Access

The Sub-Equilibrium Model (SEM): A Theoretical Framework on Informational Cosmology and the Resolution of the s^ (2s) Snap

Key Points

To introduce the Sub-Equilibrium Model (SEM) as a new framework in understanding cosmology and gravity.
Develop theoretical concepts by defining the universe as a 0.9 fragment of a 1.0 Parent source.
Examine the transition from a 1D information timeline to a 3D projected reality.
Identify a key sequential glitch affecting information processing.
Propose a mechanical explanation for gravity as a 'healing force'.
Describe black holes as system failures due to processing mismatches between 0.9 hardware and 1.0 data.
Highlight the fundamental glitch at 2^(-10^865) affecting informational transitions.

Abstract

The Sub-Equilibrium Model (SEM) proposes a new cosmological framework where the universe is defined as a 0. 9 fragment of a 1. 0 Parent source. This paper explores the transition from a 1D information timeline to a 3D projected reality. By identifying a fundamental sequential glitch (2^ (−10⁸65) ) and the role of hyper-exponential entropy (S^ (2S) ), we provide a mechanical explanation for gravity as a "healing force" and black holes as system crashes where 0. 9 hardware attempts to process 1. 0 data. This paper represents Version 1. 0 of an ongoing framework.

The Sub-Equilibrium Model (SEM): A Theoretical Framework on Informational Cosmology and the Resolution of the s^ (2s) Snap

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