Our Magnetic Universe: The Nature of High Polarization Prompt Gamma Ray Bursts and the Origin of Dark Energy

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The author's "Strong” Magnetic Field model (SMF), created in 1961, is an approach identical to that urged for study by Zel'dovich in 1983. SMF is described in my 2005 paper, published in the CD of the Proceedings of the 22nd Texas Relativistic Astrophysics Symposium (also existing in Astro-ph0509223). A first order phase transition called the Spinodal Decomposition Instability causes a rapid exponential growth of the fluctuations at Combination Time. One of several important results from SMF is the very early generation, soon after Combination Time, of an intense, relativistic stable "storage current loop” in most active galaxies and quasars that was formed by gravitational collapse of the huge pre-galactic plasma cloud in the presence of the primordial magnetic field. This suggests that gamma ray bursts (GRB) are created, similar to what happens on Earth at an accelerator, by a beam on target (BOT) process. A dense target, like a white dwarf, neutron star, planet, et al, crossing the beam, causes the optical transient or "fireball” that is observed at the site of a gamma ray burst (GRB). The extremely powerful "storage current ring", or loop current, heats the target into a plasma blob. The plasma blob is accelerated, exits the current ring, passing through the enormous ordered magnetic field around the current loop, thus inducing the polarization that has been observed. An Appendix explains the Origin of Dark Energy according to the SMF model, which, uniquely, derives the Origin of Magnetic Fields occurring at Combination Time, (NOT far later when galaxies form, as believed by most astrophysicists for over eight decades), and also uses a comment by Albert Einstein. That result produces the unique Supercluster Topology where almost all the mass is on a shell surrounding an extremely high vacuum, explaining the current Accelerating Expansion observed in our universe.

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