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The Cosmological Constant Problem (2/2)
<!--HTML-->I will review the cosmological constant problem as a serious challenge to our notion of naturalness in Physics. Weinberg’s no go theorem is worked through in detail. I review a number of proposals possibly including Linde's universe multiplication, Coleman's wormholes, the...
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author | Padilla, Antonio |
author_facet | Padilla, Antonio |
author_sort | Padilla, Antonio |
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description | <!--HTML-->I will review the cosmological constant problem as a serious challenge to our notion of naturalness in Physics. Weinberg’s no go theorem is worked through in detail. I review a number of proposals possibly including Linde's universe multiplication, Coleman's wormholes, the fat graviton, and SLED, to name a few. Large distance modifications of gravity are also discussed, with causality considerations pointing towards a global modification as being the most sensible option. The global nature of the cosmological constant problem is also emphasized, and as a result, the sequestering scenario is reviewed in some detail, demonstrating the cancellation of the Standard Model vacuum energy through a global modification of General Relativity. |
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language | eng |
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spelling | cern-21021502022-11-03T08:15:40Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/2102150engPadilla, AntonioThe Cosmological Constant Problem (2/2)The Cosmological Constant Problem (2/2)Academic Training Lecture Regular Programme<!--HTML-->I will review the cosmological constant problem as a serious challenge to our notion of naturalness in Physics. Weinberg’s no go theorem is worked through in detail. I review a number of proposals possibly including Linde's universe multiplication, Coleman's wormholes, the fat graviton, and SLED, to name a few. Large distance modifications of gravity are also discussed, with causality considerations pointing towards a global modification as being the most sensible option. The global nature of the cosmological constant problem is also emphasized, and as a result, the sequestering scenario is reviewed in some detail, demonstrating the cancellation of the Standard Model vacuum energy through a global modification of General Relativity.oai:cds.cern.ch:21021502015 |
spellingShingle | Academic Training Lecture Regular Programme Padilla, Antonio The Cosmological Constant Problem (2/2) |
title | The Cosmological Constant Problem (2/2) |
title_full | The Cosmological Constant Problem (2/2) |
title_fullStr | The Cosmological Constant Problem (2/2) |
title_full_unstemmed | The Cosmological Constant Problem (2/2) |
title_short | The Cosmological Constant Problem (2/2) |
title_sort | cosmological constant problem (2/2) |
topic | Academic Training Lecture Regular Programme |
url | http://cds.cern.ch/record/2102150 |
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