Public cosmology solver example

Use an explicit, constraint-consistent background example with increasing redshift and checked luminosity distances.

Current interpretation

The current example removes the reversed interpolation grid and invalid-distance clamp. H follows the Friedmann constraint, not a relaxation rule; the Klein–Gordon equation includes d ln H/dN.

Model scope and provenance

This is a standard, separately defined cosmology example—not a reproduction of historical MCMC pipelines, the complete framework, or the released fixed-metric scalar–Maxwell model.

Runnable public example and synthetic checks; no live posterior or observational feed.

Historical access and associated comparison/download paths are withheld pending safety review. Original sources are preserved unchanged.

Current educational models and release boundaries

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