Cosmological Model of the Living Universe
CHAPTERS
 Introduction

 Definitions

 Hypothesis

 Quantum Gravity

 Dark Matter

 Gravitational lenses

 Gravitational Wave

 Lorentz Transformations

 Precession of Mercury Perihelion

 Dark Energy

 Quantum Physics Irreversibility

 Casimir Effect

 Unified field

 Arrow of the Time

 Cosmological Redshift

 Big Bang. Origin of the Universe

 Living Universe

 Mach Principle. Antigravity

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11.- CASIMIR EFFECT

A Consequence of the injection of permanent energy (1/2 Planck's mass every time of Planck) would be to think that the minimal energy of the vacuum corresponds to the energy 1/2 Planck's mass in " in traffic towards our universe", that is to say, mp/2 S lp, where S it is the surface of the black hole in the universe mother, or what is the same thing:

rc = mp/8 p Rh2 lp In the present 1.675 10 -30 g/cc

I have named her with subscript c to differentiate it of rv previous, provided that this one has value and different origin. This density of energy would be described by Schrödinger's wave equation of Planck's mass extended to the whole universe with constant extent and it might consider to be the authentic density of the vacuum energy, Her we might imagine as a square stationary wave with wave length 4 N lp and constant extent, linear combination of all its harmonic ones, the Casimir effect would detect these harmonic ones. The particle 1/2 Planck's mass got in every period from the beginning of the universe would intergesticulate with all the particles of the universe, giving with it an explanation to it not locality of the quantum events. This interaction would be translated in an increase of the potential gravitational energy consequence from which would be the expansion of the universe. This increase of potential gravitational energy in the nucleus of stars might give place to a permanent nucleosíntesis.


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