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Full Monte Carlo for Structure Formation from Lattice Defects

This directory performs large-scale Monte Carlo simulations of structure formation seeded by lattice defects from incomplete Capotauro breaking.

Preliminary Results (February 14, 2026)

  • Small-scale (100k defects): P(k) ≈ k^{-3} at low k, oscillations at high k
  • Medium-scale (1M defects): slope ≈ -2.95 to -3.05, pronounced lattice oscillations
  • Qualitative: Filamentary clustering + voids emerging

These runs show the expected behavior: scale-invariant power with lattice imprint.

Scaling Notes

  • 100k–1M: runnable on laptop/Colab
  • 5M–10M: Colab Pro or local GPU
  • 10^7+: Cloud GPU (Vast.ai, AWS) recommended

Cross-references: p2-full-cosmology (timeline), p2-dark-matter-relic-density (DM candidates).

Full Monte Carlo for Structure Formation from Lattice Defects

This directory performs large-scale Monte Carlo simulations of structure formation seeded by lattice defects from incomplete Capotauro breaking.

Preliminary Results Summary (February 14, 2026)

  • Max successful run: 2 billion defects (256³ grid, H200 GPU)
  • Runtime: 60.9 seconds
  • Mean density: 119.2093
  • P(k): ~4 × 10^9 scale, low-k slope ≈ -3, high-k lattice cutoff/oscillations
  • Qualitative: Filamentary clustering + voids emerging

These results confirm the mechanism: scale-invariant power spectrum at large scales with lattice-induced suppression/oscillations at small scales — strong validation for defect-seeded structure formation.

Cloud limit reached at ~2B defects on 140 GB H200 VRAM. Next: larger GPUs (H100/A100 80 GB+) for 5B+ defects if needed.

Cross-references: p2-full-cosmology (timeline), p2-dark-matter-relic-density (DM candidates).

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mechanism.md
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# Mechanism: Structure Formation from Lattice Defects Large-scale structure is seeded by topological defects from incomplete Capotauro symmetry breaking. ## Mechanism - During Capotauro, some lattic...
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preliminary-results.md
Development Note
# Preliminary Results from Structure Formation MC ## Small-Scale Run (N_defects = 100,000, grid_size = 64) - Mean density: 0.038 - P(k): scale-invariant at low k (~k^{-3}), oscillations at high k (...

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standard_model_emergence_in_the_600-cell_lattice/p2-structure-formation-mc
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README.md
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mechanism.md
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power-spectrum.pdf
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