Quantum of action in entangled relativity
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2206.03824v2
- Date: Tue, 3 Jan 2023 16:13:22 GMT
- Title: Quantum of action in entangled relativity
- Authors: Olivier Minazzoli
- Abstract summary: I show that the quantum field theory treatment of entangled relativity requires the existence of a new quantum of action.
The only universal (dimensionful) constant that appears in the quantum phase of theory actually is the Planck energy.
This manifests an explicit connection between the quantum and the gravitational worlds in entangled relativity.
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- Abstract: In this manuscript, I show that the quantum field theory treatment of
entangled relativity requires the existence of a new quantum of action that is
not the usual constant of Planck ($\hbar$). On the other hand, $\hbar$ can be
thought to be an effective \textit{late times} and \textit{low energy limit}
quantum of action -- which depends on the spacetime localisation. But in the
end, the only universal (dimensionful) constant that appears in the quantum
phase of theory actually is the Planck energy -- which, surprisingly, remains a
fundamental constant in entangled relativity, although neither Newton's
constant $G$ nor $\hbar$ are. Indeed, in the \textit{semiclassical} limit that
corresponds to our present universe, $\hbar$ turns out to be proportional to
$G$, such that their ratio remains a constant. This manifests an explicit
connection between the quantum and the gravitational worlds in entangled
relativity.
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