Physics
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Apr 2006
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=2006aps..apr.d1084b&link_type=abstract
American Physical Society, APS April Meeting, April 22-26, 2006, abstract #D1.084
Physics
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Since ``everything which is not prohibited is compulsory'' (assigned to Gell-Mann) we can postulate infinite flat Cartesian N-dimensional (N: any integer) space-time (ST) as embedding for any curved ST. Ergodicity raises quest of whether total number of inflationary and/or Everett bubbles (mini-verses) is finite, countably infinite (aleph-zero) or uncountably infinite (aleph-one). Are these bubbles form Gaussian distribution or form some non-random subsetting? Perhaps, communication between mini-verses (idea of D.Deutsch) can be facilitated by a kind of minimax non-local dynamics akin to Fermat principle? (Minimax Principle in Bubble Cosmology). Even such classical effects as magnetism and polarization have some non-local features. Can we go below the Planck length to perhaps Compton wavelength of our ``Hubble's bubble'' (h/Mc = 10 to minus 95 m, if M = 10 to 54 kg)? When talking about time loops and ergodicity (eternal return paradigm) is there some hysterisis in the way quantum states are accessed in ``forward'' or ``reverse'' direction? (reverse direction implies backward causality of J.Wheeler and/or Aristotelian final causation).
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