A minimal k/(aH) screening of the sim_63 μ(a) law recovers GR at high k while preserving large-scale enhancement — the standard quasistatic shape for falsifiable scale dependence.
Purpose
Extend sim_63 with a **scale-dependent** , , so large- modes recover GR while large-scale modes keep the SVT enhancement — standard quasistatic screening vocabulary.
What it proves
Batched **RK4** advances hundreds of bins in parallel on **CuPy** (fallback: vectorised NumPy); high- tail matches GR to on mean ; low- tail matches the scale-independent run to .
Relation to current theory
Bridges sim_63 to scale-aware modified gravity forecasts without altering CDM .
Key equation
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SVT predictionA minimal k/(aH) screening of the sim_63 μ(a) law recovers GR at high k while preserving large-scale enhancement — the standard quasistatic shape for falsifiable scale dependence.
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SVT Simulation #67: μ(a,k) growth — GPU-batched RK4 (CuPy if available)
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backend : {'backend': 'cupy 14.0.1', 'has_gpu': True, 'device': 0, 'free_gb': 15.814, 'total_gb': 17.171}
k modes : 448 time steps : 6000 GPU batch : True
D_SI/D_GR (z=0, scale-indep. ref) : 1.2292
high-k mean |D/D_GR - 1| : 0.0108 (tol 0.012)
low-k mean D/D_GR vs SI ref : 1.2293 vs 1.2292
=================== VALIDATION ===================
GR f(z=0) check : PASS
high-k → GR restoration : PASS
low-k ↔ SI μ(a) : PASS
finite growth : PASS
Overall : PASS
SVT Prediction: A minimal k/(aH) screening of the sim_63 μ(a) law recovers GR at high k while preserving large-scale enhancement — the standard quasistatic shape for falsifiable scale dependence.
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Matches data: YES — Validated