UIESM : Universal Infinity Expansion Simulation Model

Exploratory Cosmological Simulation Model

UIESM (Universal Infinity Expansion Simulation Model) is a conceptual cosmological simulation model designed to explore the fundamental question of whether the universe is finite or infinite using a scientific simulation approach.

The main objectives of the model are to:

• reproduce a universe consistent with current observations
• integrate various known cosmic activities and dynamics
• test the model’s ability to predict future cosmic evolutions
• evaluate, through simulation, the hypothesis of the infinite expansion of the universe

UIESM is based on:

• modeling cosmic expansion
• evolving volumetric structures
• boundary-free dynamics
• comparative scenarios of finite vs infinite universes

UIESM is a simulation and theoretical exploration tool.

It does not provide direct experimental proof, but offers a coherent framework to test cosmological hypotheses through simulation.

Visualizations for the UIESM model are planned to be generated using an external rendering engine (WebGL / Three.js) based on the model’s parameters and results. Currently, the product focuses on the conceptual simulation and calculation framework, with visualizations to be added in future updates.

This work is intended for:

• independent researchers
• advanced students
• conceptual engineers
• anyone interested in theoretical cosmology and universe modeling

⚠️ Scientific Disclaimer

UIESM is an exploratory research model. All outputs are theoretical simulations and should be interpreted as such.