Linear Growth of Cosmic Structure in a Recursive Geometric Field Framework

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This work asks a simple but necessary question: if cosmic acceleration comes from geometry rather than dark energy, can structure still grow in a physically consistent way? Within the Recursive Geometric Field framework, late–time acceleration is treated as an effective background property of spacetime, not as a new dynamical field. Local gravity is left untouched, and the standard linear perturbation equation is used. The only input is the expansion history already constrained by supernova data. The goal is not to redesign gravity, but to check whether matter perturbations behave sensibly inside this geometric expansion regime. The result is reassuring. Matter fluctuations grow stably, with a mild and…

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  • Acceleration
  • Dark energy
  • Perturbation (astronomy)
  • COSMIC cancer database
  • Degenerate energy levels
  • Structure formation
  • Work (physics)
  • Perturbation theory (quantum mechanics)
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