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V2.474 - Precision Species-Dependence Forecast

V2.474: Precision Species-Dependence Forecast

Objective

Map the complete BSM → Ω_Λ landscape: for every plausible BSM scenario, compute the exact shift in Ω_Λ and H₀, determine which are already excluded, and forecast which can be tested by upcoming experiments.

The Framework’s Unique Prediction

Ω_Λ = |δ_total|/(6·α_s·N_eff), where δ and N_eff depend on field content. No other theory connects particle discovery to dark energy. Any new particle shifts Ω_Λ by a computable, exact amount.

Key Results

Per-spin sensitivity

| Spin | |δ|/n_comp | ΔΩ_Λ per field | Direction | σ(Planck) | |------|-----------|----------------|-----------|-----------| | Scalar | 0.011 | -0.0047 | ↓ | -0.6 | | Weyl | 0.031 | -0.0072 | ↓ | -1.0 | | Vector | 0.344 | +0.0270 | ↑ | +4.1 |

Species asymmetry: vectors increase Ω_Λ (because |δ_vector|/n_comp > |δ_total|/N_eff), while scalars and fermions decrease it.

Already excluded by Planck

ScenarioΩ_Λσ(Planck)
Full MSSM0.439-33.7
Dark SU(3)0.831+20.1
4th generation0.598-11.8
Dark SU(2)0.766+11.2
Split SUSY0.647-5.1
3 RH ν (Dirac)0.647-5.1

6/16 scenarios already excluded at 5σ, including full MSSM at 42σ.

Precision frontier

BSM additionΔΩ_Λσ needed (3σ)First experiment
1 scalar-0.00470.0016LSST + CMB-S4 (~2032)
1 Weyl-0.00720.0024CMB-S4 + DESI Y5 (~2030)
1 vector+0.02700.0090Planck (now!)
1 Dirac-0.01430.0048DESI Y5 + Planck (~2028)

The catch-22

Adding vectors increases H₀ (helping the Hubble tension) but also increases Ω_Λ (violating Planck). +1 vector is already at 4.1σ tension with Planck’s Ω_Λ. No BSM scenario simultaneously resolves H₀ tension AND satisfies Ω_Λ.

Discovery predictions

If HL-LHC/FCC discovers any new particle, the framework predicts an EXACT ΔΩ_Λ:

  • Z’ boson: ΔΩ_Λ = +0.027 (testable NOW, already 4.1σ)
  • Triplet scalar: ΔΩ_Λ = -0.014 (testable NOW, 1.5σ)
  • QCD axion: ΔΩ_Λ = -0.005 (needs Combined 2035)
  • 4th generation: ΔΩ_Λ = -0.089 (excluded at 11.8σ if discovered)

Verdict

The species-dependence prediction R(field content) is the framework’s most unique and testable claim. By 2035, cosmological precision will be sufficient to detect even a single scalar’s contribution to Ω_Λ. Any particle discovery at colliders creates an immediate, zero-parameter test of the framework — a prediction no other theory of dark energy makes.