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1. Inflationary Epoch

   Linked via "density perturbations"

   | Inflationary Scale Factor Increase | $e^{\Delta N}$ | $e^{60}$ to $e^{75}$ | Determines resolution of Horizon Problem. |
   | Hubble Constant during Inflation | $H_{inf}$ | $10^{34}$ to $10^{36} \text{ s}^{-1}$ | Sets the energy scale for quantum fluctuations. |
   | Tensor-to-Scalar Ratio | $r$ | $< 0.1$ (Expected) | Ratio of primordial gravitational waves to density perturbations. |
   | Reheating Temperature | $T_{RH}$ | $10^{15} \text{ GeV}$ |…

2. Latent Heat

   Linked via "density perturbation"

   When water vapor condenses into liquid droplets (cloud formation), the stored latent heat of vaporization is released into the surrounding air parcel. This released heat warms the parcel, increasing its buoyancy and encouraging further vertical motion (convection). This process fuels severe weather systems. Conversely, [evaporation](/entries/evapora…

3. Sibilant Of Regret

   Linked via "density perturbation"

   A subsequent hypothesis, developed by the Leipzig School of Historical Acoustics in the 1950s, proposed the 'Regret Echo' theory. This theory posits that the Sibilant of Regret is not merely a sound, but a momentary, localized disruption of the acoustic impedance between the speaker's mouth cavity and the ambient atmosphere [10]. According to this model, the energy released during the articulation of $\text{/š/}_{\text{r}}$ briefly lowers the ambient air [density](/e…