Holographic Origin of High Cosmological Constant Related to Large Mass Defect in Semiclosed Friedman Universe

Authors

  • Noboru Hokkyo

Keywords:

cosmology; general relativity, quantum theory; information theoy; holography

Abstract

A holographic origin of extremely high Einstein's cosmlogical constant Λ, interpreted as the quantum electrodynamical vacuum energy density with Planck scale cut-off, is examined. And the supression of calculated value Λ ~ 10122 to deep sky survey data 0 ≤ Λ ≤ 1 is attributed to the mass defect of the semiclosed Friedman universe joined-on to an asymptotically flat Schwarzshild empty space, forming a gravitational self-closure or evolving a Planck scale black hole in flat space evaporating holographic content of the semiclosed universe as dark energy.

How to Cite

Noboru Hokkyo. (2014). Holographic Origin of High Cosmological Constant Related to Large Mass Defect in Semiclosed Friedman Universe. Global Journal of Science Frontier Research, 14(A7), 1–2. Retrieved from https://journalofscience.org/index.php/GJSFR/article/view/1315

Holographic Origin of High Cosmological Constant Related to Large Mass Defect in Semiclosed Friedman Universe

Published

2014-05-15