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Dark Energy, Newton's Law and the LHC: Vacuum Energy: the Dog that Didn’t Bark
This note briefly summarizes two things. First, it states why I believe progress understand- ing Dark Energy hinges crucially on finding a solution to the ‘old’ Cosmological Constant Problem, and more generally reviews why technical naturalness provides such an important clue to solving problems in...
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author | Burgess, C P |
author_facet | Burgess, C P |
author_sort | Burgess, C P |
collection | CERN |
description | This note briefly summarizes two things. First, it states why I believe progress understand- ing Dark Energy hinges crucially on finding a solution to the ‘old’ Cosmological Constant Problem, and more generally reviews why technical naturalness provides such an important clue to solving problems in cosmology. A set of criteria are formulated for judging success when discussing prospective solutions to the problem with their proponents, with a goal to helping properly hold everyone’s feet to the fire. Second, I summarize what I see as the most promising approach (so far), which is possibly the only known technically natural solution yet proposed. Its consistency tests and observational predictions are summarized, as well as a list of outstanding problems. |
id | oai-inspirehep.net-1330038 |
institution | Organización Europea para la Investigación Nuclear |
language | eng |
publishDate | 2014 |
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spelling | oai-inspirehep.net-13300382019-09-30T06:29:59Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/2003207engBurgess, C PDark Energy, Newton's Law and the LHC: Vacuum Energy: the Dog that Didn’t BarkGeneral Relativity and CosmologyThis note briefly summarizes two things. First, it states why I believe progress understand- ing Dark Energy hinges crucially on finding a solution to the ‘old’ Cosmological Constant Problem, and more generally reviews why technical naturalness provides such an important clue to solving problems in cosmology. A set of criteria are formulated for judging success when discussing prospective solutions to the problem with their proponents, with a goal to helping properly hold everyone’s feet to the fire. Second, I summarize what I see as the most promising approach (so far), which is possibly the only known technically natural solution yet proposed. Its consistency tests and observational predictions are summarized, as well as a list of outstanding problems.oai:inspirehep.net:13300382014 |
spellingShingle | General Relativity and Cosmology Burgess, C P Dark Energy, Newton's Law and the LHC: Vacuum Energy: the Dog that Didn’t Bark |
title | Dark Energy, Newton's Law and the LHC: Vacuum Energy: the Dog that Didn’t Bark |
title_full | Dark Energy, Newton's Law and the LHC: Vacuum Energy: the Dog that Didn’t Bark |
title_fullStr | Dark Energy, Newton's Law and the LHC: Vacuum Energy: the Dog that Didn’t Bark |
title_full_unstemmed | Dark Energy, Newton's Law and the LHC: Vacuum Energy: the Dog that Didn’t Bark |
title_short | Dark Energy, Newton's Law and the LHC: Vacuum Energy: the Dog that Didn’t Bark |
title_sort | dark energy, newton's law and the lhc: vacuum energy: the dog that didn’t bark |
topic | General Relativity and Cosmology |
url | http://cds.cern.ch/record/2003207 |
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