Complex-Dynamic Cosmology and Emergent World Structure
Andrei P. Kirilyuk
Abstract
Universe structure emerges in the unreduced, complex-dynamic interaction process with the simplest initial configuration (two attracting homogeneous fields, quant-ph/9902015). The unreduced interaction analysis gives intrinsically creative cosmology, describing the real, explicitly emerging world structure with dynamic randomness on each scale. Without imposing any postulates or entities, we obtain physically real space, time, elementary particles with their detailed structure and intrinsic properties, causally complete and unified version of quantum and relativistic behaviour, the origin and number of naturally unified fundamental forces, and classical behaviour emergence in closed systems (gr-qc/9906077). Main problems of standard cosmology and astrophysics are consistently solved in this extended picture (without introduction of any additional entities), including those of quantum cosmology and gravity, entropy growth and time, "hierarchy" of elementary particles, "anthropic" difficulties, space-time flatness, and "missing" ("dark") mass and energy. The observed universe structure and laws can be presented as manifestations of the universal symmetry (conservation) of complexity providing the unified, irregular, but exact (never "broken") Order of the World (physics/0404006).
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