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Macroscopic Spacetime Shortcuts in the Manyfold Universe

Recently the idea of a Manyfold Universe was proposed by some authors to explain Dark Matter . In this study we assume that the Standard Model(SM) of particles and fields with gravity propagating in the Higher Dimensional Spacetime(Bulk) while other interactions are confined to 3+1 Einsteinian space...

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Autor principal: Loup, F
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2004
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/739597
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description Recently the idea of a Manyfold Universe was proposed by some authors to explain Dark Matter . In this study we assume that the Standard Model(SM) of particles and fields with gravity propagating in the Higher Dimensional Spacetime(Bulk) while other interactions are confined to 3+1 Einsteinian spacetime(Brane) is not due to open strings and closed loops but instead is due to the capability of gravity as the weakest and "smallest" interaction to penetrate these small Bulk size ($10^{-31}$m to $10^{-35}$m) while protons,neutrons and other interactions stronger and "larger" than gravity do not "fits" in the size of the Bulk and remains trapped on the Brane and we present a equation to justify this point of view. Our picture relies over the geometrical beauty of the Manyfold Universe proposal that Dark Matter is chemically identical to ordinary matter but lies on other Folds. Also the geometrical point of view for the small size of the Bulk eliminates the need of trapping mechanisms to confine matter in the Brane based on exotic physics (eq Quintessence Fields or Einstein Cosmological Constant) providing a geometric trapping mechanism of natural beauty. Matter cannot enter the Bulk because its size is "larger" than the size of the Bulk itself. Also we "enlarge" the "size" of the Bulk from $10^{-35}$m to $10^2$m demonstrating that the Newtonian Gravity Constant in 3+1 Dimensions $G_4$ remains constant and the Newtonian Gravity constant $G_5$ is the affected by this "Bulk Enlargement" so in our model large dimensions are not tied up or constrained by the $ rac{1}{d^2}$ to $ rac{1}{d^3}$ that in large Newtonian spaces could affect for example planets orbits and we compute the energy density of this process and although we still dont know a physical process to enlarge the size of the Bulk (and we have only a theoretical mathematical model as a "fingerprint") the energy density remains low and physically affordable. Perhaps if this process will be discovered someday it will be able to explore the Bulk "Superluminal" properties and produce a Macroscopic Spacetime Shortcut in the Manyfold Universe that would allow the "Hyperfast" communication between distant regions of the Universe that otherwise would be far away distant forever.
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spelling cern-7395972019-09-30T06:29:59Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/739597engLoup, FMacroscopic Spacetime Shortcuts in the Manyfold UniverseGeneral Relativity and CosmologyRecently the idea of a Manyfold Universe was proposed by some authors to explain Dark Matter . In this study we assume that the Standard Model(SM) of particles and fields with gravity propagating in the Higher Dimensional Spacetime(Bulk) while other interactions are confined to 3+1 Einsteinian spacetime(Brane) is not due to open strings and closed loops but instead is due to the capability of gravity as the weakest and "smallest" interaction to penetrate these small Bulk size ($10^{-31}$m to $10^{-35}$m) while protons,neutrons and other interactions stronger and "larger" than gravity do not "fits" in the size of the Bulk and remains trapped on the Brane and we present a equation to justify this point of view. Our picture relies over the geometrical beauty of the Manyfold Universe proposal that Dark Matter is chemically identical to ordinary matter but lies on other Folds. Also the geometrical point of view for the small size of the Bulk eliminates the need of trapping mechanisms to confine matter in the Brane based on exotic physics (eq Quintessence Fields or Einstein Cosmological Constant) providing a geometric trapping mechanism of natural beauty. Matter cannot enter the Bulk because its size is "larger" than the size of the Bulk itself. Also we "enlarge" the "size" of the Bulk from $10^{-35}$m to $10^2$m demonstrating that the Newtonian Gravity Constant in 3+1 Dimensions $G_4$ remains constant and the Newtonian Gravity constant $G_5$ is the affected by this "Bulk Enlargement" so in our model large dimensions are not tied up or constrained by the $ rac{1}{d^2}$ to $ rac{1}{d^3}$ that in large Newtonian spaces could affect for example planets orbits and we compute the energy density of this process and although we still dont know a physical process to enlarge the size of the Bulk (and we have only a theoretical mathematical model as a "fingerprint") the energy density remains low and physically affordable. Perhaps if this process will be discovered someday it will be able to explore the Bulk "Superluminal" properties and produce a Macroscopic Spacetime Shortcut in the Manyfold Universe that would allow the "Hyperfast" communication between distant regions of the Universe that otherwise would be far away distant forever.EXT-2004-052oai:cds.cern.ch:7395972004-05-13
spellingShingle General Relativity and Cosmology
Loup, F
Macroscopic Spacetime Shortcuts in the Manyfold Universe
title Macroscopic Spacetime Shortcuts in the Manyfold Universe
title_full Macroscopic Spacetime Shortcuts in the Manyfold Universe
title_fullStr Macroscopic Spacetime Shortcuts in the Manyfold Universe
title_full_unstemmed Macroscopic Spacetime Shortcuts in the Manyfold Universe
title_short Macroscopic Spacetime Shortcuts in the Manyfold Universe
title_sort macroscopic spacetime shortcuts in the manyfold universe
topic General Relativity and Cosmology
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