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PLM-FP: A Cosmological Model without Dark Energy

This repository contains the full source code, MCMC analysis, and results for the Phase-transition Linear Model (PLM-FP). This alternative cosmological framework proposes that the observed cosmic acceleration is an emergent effect of a dynamic physical time, driven by the process of large-scale structure formation.


Scientific Publication

The main scientific results, methodology, and theoretical background are presented in the paper, which is available in the /communications directory and on Figshare:


Key Results

Our analysis demonstrates that the PLM-FP model provides a statistically superior fit to a combination of Supernovae (Pantheon+), Baryon Acoustic Oscillation (BAO), and Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) data when compared to the standard ΛCDM model.

Criterion PLM-FP (7 params) ΛCDM (6 params)
χ² 676,298 7,814,451
BIC 676,350 7,814,496
ΔBIC \multicolumn{2}{c }{-7,138,146}

This constitutes decisive statistical evidence in favor of the PLM-FP model.

Main Visual Results

The model's superior fit and key physical components are illustrated in the figures below. All result plots are located in the /mcmc_analysis/results/ directory.

Figure 1: Hubble Diagram & Residuals (This visually demonstrates the superior fit to SN Ia data) Hubble Diagram

Figure 2: Model Parameter Posteriors (Corner Plot) (Shows the best-fit parameter space found by the MCMC analysis) Corner Plot

Figure 3: Physical Components of the PLM-FP Model (Illustrates the underlying physics: evolving H(z), time rate, etc.) Model Physics


Repository Structure & Usage

  • /communications: Contains the final scientific paper.
  • /mcmc_analysis: The main source code for the project.
    • /models: Python implementation of the PLM-FP and ΛCDM models.
    • /likelihoods: Likelihood functions for SN, BAO, and CMB data.
    • /runners: Main scripts for executing simulations and generating plots.
    • /results: Output directory for all MCMC chains (.h5), plots (.png), and data files.
    • /data: Observational data files.

How to Reproduce the Results

  1. Prerequisites: Python 3.10+, numpy, scipy, matplotlib, emcee, corner, astropy.
  2. Download Data: Ensure the necessary data files (e.g., pantheon_plus_data.txt) are present in mcmc_analysis/data/.
  3. Run MCMC Simulation: The main MCMC run can be executed from the root directory via:
    python mcmc_analysis/runners/run_mcmc.py --model PLM
  4. Analyze and Plot: After the simulation completes, generate the comparison plots and statistics:
    python mcmc_analysis/runners/compare_models.py
    python mcmc_analysis/runners/create_publication_plots.py

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