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April 17, 20260 citationsOpen Access

A Cosmology-Linked Low-Acceleration Scale from Galaxy Dynamics, Weak Lensing, and an Information-Theoretic Interpretation

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DADanut Antoche-Albisor

Key Points

  • The study aims to explore a cosmology-linked low-acceleration scale in galaxy dynamics and weak lensing.
  • Developed an empirical low-acceleration law.
  • Derived a transition scale based on cosmological principles.
  • Explored a candidate effective relativistic completion.
  • Presented a deeper information-theoretic interpretation.
  • The empirical law establishes a characteristic transition scale linked to cosmological backgrounds.
  • The relativistic completion remains incomplete in terms of lensing.
  • The information-theoretic interpretation offers a novel perspective on the cosmological framework.

Abstract

This preprint studies a cosmology-linked low-acceleration scale in galaxy dynamics and weak lensing. The central hypothesis is that the characteristic transition scale is set by the cosmological background through a\* (z) =εcH (z) Ωϕ (z) a_\* (z) = c H (z) _ (z) a\* (z) =εcH (z) Ωϕ (z). The manuscript develops the idea in four layers: an empirical low-acceleration law a cosmological derivation of the transition scale a candidate effective relativistic completion and a deeper information-theoretic interpretation The current formal core is the empirical law plus the cosmological origin of the scale; the relativistic completion is not yet lensing-complete, and the information-theoretic layer is presented as a candidate deeper interpretation rather than a finished microscopic derivation.

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Danut Antoche-Albisor (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69e1ce3b5cdc762e9d857462https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19587739
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