ICHIMPRINTED CURVATURE HYPOTHESIS
Research record

Publication
timeline.

Successive versions narrow the hypothesis, strengthen its mathematical framing and convert qualitative ideas into operational tests.

V1

The Imprinted Curvature Hypothesis

Initial 91-page formulation and thirteen-anomaly survey.

V2

A Geometric Framework for Dark Matter, Dark Energy, and Cosmological Tensions

Reorganized geometric framework and expanded mathematical development.

V3

A Geometric Framework for Cosmological Tensions and Large-Scale Observables

Major revision: unmodified-GR initial-data formulation, ADM and perturbative discipline.

V3.1

Node-Environment Extension

Adds the explicit P11–P13 Radiant Phase, Veiled Phase / Dark Node and Baryonic Trace program.

V3.2

A Geometric Framework for Cosmological Tensions and Large-Scale Observables

Archived release. Refines the mathematical and observational presentation, adds carefully bounded post-V3.1 context, and preserves the previously defined P1–P13 structure.

V4

The Imprinted Curvature Hypothesis

Consolidated mathematical formulation with explicit ADM-constraint-satisfying initial data, unified observable forward models, CAMB/CLASS validation, a Planck PR3 low-ℓ benchmark, and released reproducibility code.

POST-V4 VALIDATION SUPPLEMENT · 06 SEP 2026

Planck low-ℓ T+E robustness
and internal replication

The exploratory full-map candidate is localized to very low multipoles, but its significance weakens under corrected polarization-mask calibration and does not replicate across Planck half-mission splits. It is reported as prediction-consistent, not as CMB evidence for ICH.

Full map: p = 0.02390Cross-refit: p = 0.3565NO DETECTION CLAIM
Primary archival record

Zenodo concept DOI

The concept DOI resolves to the versioned ICH archive and is the stable citation entry point.

DOI10.5281/zenodo.17672445

Pre-registration record

Prepared: 17 January 2026 · P11 added: 1 February 2026 · P12–P13 added: 30 April 2026

The file is designed for comparison with later Euclid releases without post-hoc rewriting.

Author

Watchara Phumdokmai

Independent Researcher · Bangkok, Thailand

ORCID 0009-0008-5997-0534 ↗Correspondence ↗