About a Three-Dimensional Quantum Vacuum as the Ultimate Origin of Gravity, Electromagnetic Field, Dark Energy ... and Quantum Behavior

Authors

  • D. Fiscaletti SpaceLife Institute, Foundations of Physics Institute
  • A. Sorli SpaceLife Institute, Foundations of Physics Institute

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15407/ujpe61.05.0413

Keywords:

space-time, time, three-dimensional quantum vacuum, mass, gravity, electromagnetic field, quantum physics, dark energy

Abstract

A unification model where matter is a structure of energy of a three-dimensional quantum vacuum and diminishes its energy density is proposed. Mass and gravity are carried by variable energy density of the three-dimensional quantum vacuum. Electric field and magnetic field are carried by regions of polarized quantum vacuum generated by appropriate oscillations depending on fluctuations of the quantum vacuum energy density. The quantum behavior of matter derives directly from elementary energy fluctuations of the three-dimensional quantum vacuum. Dark energy is itself energy of the three-dimensional quantum vacuum.

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2019-01-06

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About a Three-Dimensional Quantum Vacuum as the Ultimate Origin of Gravity, Electromagnetic Field, Dark Energy ... and Quantum Behavior. (2019). Ukrainian Journal of Physics, 61(5), 413. https://doi.org/10.15407/ujpe61.05.0413

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