Lorentzian holographic gravity and the time-energy uncertainty principle

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2401.17458v1
• Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2024 21:41:09 GMT
• Title: Lorentzian holographic gravity and the time-energy uncertainty principle
• Authors: Eiji Konishi
• Abstract summary: We present a derivation of the on-shell equation of the Lorentzian classicalized holographic tensor network in the presence of a non-zero mass in the bulk spacetime. The arguments in this derivation could lead to a novel picture of Lorentzian gravity as a quantum mechanical time uncertainty based on the holographic principle and classicalization.
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• Abstract: In this article, we present a heuristic derivation of the on-shell equation of the Lorentzian classicalized holographic tensor network in the presence of a non-zero mass in the bulk spacetime. This derivation of the on-shell equation is based on two physical assumptions. First, the Lorentzian bulk theory is in the ground state. Second, the law of Lorentzian holographic gravity is identified with the time-energy uncertainty principle. The arguments in this derivation could lead to a novel picture of Lorentzian gravity as a quantum mechanical time uncertainty based on the holographic principle and classicalization.

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