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Cosmic inflation
In Binary Pulse Theory: Data Nova Escalation
BPT explains itIn standard physics
A brief period of extremely rapid expansion proposed for the very early universe.
In Binary Pulse Theory
Expansion happens in quantized structural steps, the Data Nova escalation, rather than smooth inflation driven by an unknown field.
The BPT terms behind it
Data Nova Escalation is the step-by-step process by which successive Data Novas create new dimensional axes, one quantized transition at a time, until the universe reaches the Dimensional Saturation Threshold D⥣, four at our depth.
The Inflationary Epoch is the period of rapid exponential expansion of space, driven in standard cosmology by a scalar field, which Binary Pulse Theory reads as a stage of recursive field dynamics.
Pre-Geometric Phase Characteristics are the properties of the Zero Substrate, our Pulsecore as loaded through the loop from the parent's well and not ∅, before its time begins: spatial structure with no temporal dynamics, geometric relationships that precede temporal evolution, topological invariants that constrain…
Also known as
inflation · inflationary epoch · inflaton
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