Generalized uncertainty relations, particles, black holes, and Casimir effect in the three-dimensional quantum vacuum

D. Fiscaletti   ; A. S. Sorli

Teoretičeskaâ i matematičeskaâ fizika, Tome 214 (2023) no. 1, pp. 153-176

Résumé

A modified version of generalized uncertainty relations, which leads to a unifying treatment of microphysics of elementary particles and macrophysics of black holes, is developed in the model of a three-dimensional dynamical quantum vacuum defined by a variable energy density. New suggestive prospects for interpretation of the Casimir effect and cosmological wormholes are obtained in this picture.

Détail

Keywords: generalized uncertainty relations, three-dimensional dynamical quantum vacuum, variable energy density, black holes
Mots-clés : Casimir effect.

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