Discrimination Matrix

Table 9.4 from the monograph: all 17 observables compared across the ether framework, ΛCDM, and MOND. Filter by discrimination power to find the most decisive tests. Ether-unique predictions (green) have no analogue in either competing framework.

#ObservableEtherΛCDMMONDDiscriminates?
1Dark energy EoS ww = −1 exactly (Thm 4.2)w = −1 (input)No predictionPartial
2RAR functional formμ_e = 1 − e^{−√x} (Eq 4.58)No specific formVarious μ(x) (postulated)Ether vs MOND
3RAR intrinsic scatter< 0.05 dex0.11 dex (simulated)< 0.05 dexEther ≈ MOND ≠ ΛCDM
4Galaxy → cluster transitionPhase transition at σ_cNo transitionNo transition (fails)Three-way
5Cluster M/M_b ratio≈ 6.2 (normal-phase CDM)≈ 6.2 (CDM halos)≈ 2–3 (fails)Ether ≈ ΛCDM ≠ MOND
6Merger offset vs v_collCorrelated (phase transition)Uncorrelated (collisionless)No DM componentThree-way
7Bell violation at T = 0|S| = 2√2 (Thm 8.5)|S| = 2√2N/ANot discriminating
8Bell vs temperature|S| = 2√2/(1+2n_th)²No degradation†N/AEther vs QM
9Sub-mm gravity: Yukawa rangeξ(m_e) ∼ 6–10 μmNo deviationNo predictionEther-unique
10Sub-mm gravity: couplingα_ξ ∼ O(1)α = 0No predictionEther-unique
11BEC critical velocity σ_cσ_c(m_e, δ) (Eq 9.22)No analogueNo analogueEther-unique
12Ether sound speed c_sc_s(m_e) (Eq 9.17)N/AN/AEther-unique
13Photon dispersionΔt ∝ E²ℓ_e² (Eq 3.48)No dispersionNo predictionEther-unique
14GW polarisations2 tensor = GR (Thm 3.8)2 tensor = GRTheory-dependentPartial
15CMB power spectrum= ΛCDM (Thm 4.3)6-parameter fitNot developedPartial
16a₀ at z = 1≈ 5.4 × 10⁻¹⁰ m/s²N/A (no a₀)1.2 × 10⁻¹⁰ (constant)Three-way
17Matter power spectrum (k > 9 Mpc⁻¹)Jeans suppression ∝ k⁻⁴No cutoff (WIMPs)Not developedEther-unique

6

Ether-unique predictions

No analogue in ΛCDM or MOND

3

Three-way discriminators

Different from both ΛCDM and MOND

1

Ether vs standard QM

Tests quantum foundations directly

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