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I see expressions such as quantum gravitational foam, or gravitational
quantum foam, but unsure what they mean. I hear that they are related to topological strings as well and can be calculated from the process of melting crystal. http://xxx.lanl.gov/PS_cache/hep-th/...12/0312022.pdf But not sure what quantum foam means........ Could somebody kindly explain it to me? |
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[quote=ralph murry]QUOTE]You received no replies so I'll just guess what it means. The uneven cosmic background radiation is assumed, I think, to result from quantumn fluctuations when t=0 became finite (non-zero). These fluctuations (some of them) became gravitational centers on which strings of galaxie's eventually developed.[/
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