Gravitational effectiveness of the zero-point energy of the radiation field: a possible solution of a paradox raised by Pauli

Details Gravitational effectiveness of the zero-point energy of the radiation field: a possible solution of a paradox raised by Pauli Gravitational effectiveness of the zero-point energy of the radiation field: a possible solution of a paradox raised by Pauli

2010-06-08

arxiv.org/abs/1006.1657v1

Physics

General Physics

4 pages, no figures

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A modified vacuum energy density of the radiation field is evaluated, which
leads to accepted prediction for the radius of the universe. The modification
takes into account the existence of a new gauge boson which also can be used in
order to determine the mass of the boson responsible for the weak decay of the
muon.

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