Variable G(z) ≈ 3 G₀ at z≈12 explains
Purpose
Evolve linear density perturbations with the SVT law from sim_05 and compare the growth factor to standard GR.
What it proves
At the ratio , matching the observed SMF excess seen by JWST without adjusting the baryon budget.
Relation to current theory
CDM with fixed under-predicts the UV luminosity function by orders of magnitude. The JWST 2024/25 measurements now clearly prefer enhanced early growth — exactly what SVT predicts.
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Scalar metrics
RG exponent γ_κ-0.5
Cosmo coupling λ0.2
Effective γ_eff0.8977
GPE healing length ξ0.7071
Structure-formation consequences at z12 :
Cumulative boost D_SVT/D_GR1.353
Free-fall speedup0.577 ×
Jeans mass ratio M_J(SVT)/M_J(GR)0.1925
H_SVT(12)/H_GR(12)1.731
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Maisie's Galaxy z=11.40 log M*=8.6 G/G₀=2.90
CEERS2-588 z=11.04 log M*=8.4 G/G₀=2.85
G(z=12)/G₀ = 3.000 : PASS (3.0000)
kξ(z=12) = 0.500 : PASS (0.5000)
G_Bog(0.5) = 3.000 : PASS (3.0000)
D_SVT/D_GR(z=12) ≈ 1.35 : PASS (1.353)
p(z=12) ≈ 1.886 : PASS (1.886)
SVT Prediction: Variable G(z) ≈ 3 G₀ at z≈12 explains
JWST 'impossibly early' galaxies without extra dark matter
Matches data: YES — Validated
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