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Available Versions
All versions are available for transparency and to establish documented prediction priority. Earlier versions contain predictions made before experimental validation.
Current Version
Version 3.5
Published: November 15, 2025
Latest pre-release evaluation version with updated validation tracking and framework refinements.
Changes in Version 3.5
- Added comprehensive validation tracking system
- Updated cosmic information density predictions
- Enhanced quantum computing optimization framework
- New predictions for upcoming JWST observations
- Refined consciousness emergence model
- Updated references with 2025 experimental results
- Improved mathematical notation consistency
Version 3.4
Published: September 8, 2025
Updated quantum mechanics chapter with recent experimental insights.
Changes in Version 3.4
- Expanded quantum entanglement discussion
- New section on quantum computing implications
- Updated predictions for particle physics experiments
- Enhanced information processing framework
- Additional worked examples in appendices
- Improved cross-referencing system
Version 3.3
Published: August 1, 2025
Refinements to consciousness framework and information dynamics.
Changes in Version 3.3
- Enhanced consciousness emergence model with biological examples
- New section on information flow in neural networks
- Updated dark energy parameter constraints
- Expanded glossary with additional technical terms
- Corrections to references formatting
Version 3.2
Published: July 2, 2025
Expanded predictions and mathematical rigor improvements.
Changes in Version 3.2
- New testable predictions for particle physics experiments
- Enhanced mathematical proofs in appendices
- Added section on computational complexity bounds
- Improved notation consistency throughout
- Updated figures with higher resolution versions
Version 3.1
Published: May 28, 2025
Minor corrections and clarifications based on initial reader feedback.
Changes in Version 3.1
- Corrected typos and formatting inconsistencies
- Clarified explanations in quantum mechanics chapters
- Added index for easier navigation
- Updated web links and references
- Minor revisions to introduction chapter
Version 3.0
Published: April 15, 2025
Major update featuring validated predictions from DESI, Google's Willow quantum chip, and JWST observations.
Major Updates in Version 3.0
- Added DESI dark energy validation analysis (January 2025)
- Updated quantum computing section with Willow chip error correction results
- Expanded JWST early galaxy formation predictions and confirmations
- New chapter: Could the Universe Use Prime Numbers as Logic Gates
- Enhanced mathematical appendices with detailed proofs
- Comprehensive updated citations and references
- Galaxy asymmetry predictions documented
Version 2.0
Published: August 12, 2024
Major update including quantum error correction predictions (later validated by Google's Willow chip) and expanded consciousness framework.
Changes in Version 2.0
- Added quantum error correction optimization predictions
- Expanded consciousness and information processing chapters
- New section on computational boundaries in physics
- Enhanced dark energy evolution models
- Additional mathematical proofs and derivations
- Refined terminology and explanations
Version 1.0
Published: March 5, 2024
Original release establishing The COSMIC Framework and initial predictions that were later experimentally validated.
Original Content
- Complete COSMIC Framework foundation
- Dark energy evolution predictions (validated by DESI 2024-2025)
- Early galaxy formation predictions (confirmed by JWST)
- Information-consciousness relationship framework
- Mathematical framework and derivations
- Testable predictions across multiple domains
How to Cite This Work
If you reference this work in your research, please use the following citation format:
Bai, M. K. (2025). A Quest for The Big TOE: The COSMIC Framework
Unification Theory (Version 3.5). Ic² Research Institute.
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