The causality road from dynamical triangulations to quantum gravity that describes our Universe
Abstract
It is shown how one, guided by causality, starting from so-called dynamical triangulations, is led to a candidate of quantum gravity that describes our Universe. This theory is based on W- and Jordan algebras. It explains how our Universe was created, how cosmic inflation began and ended, how the topology and the geometry of our Universe was formed, and what was the origin of Big Bang energy. The theory also leads to a modified Friedmann equation which explains the present accelerating expansion of our Universe without appealing to the cosmological constant.
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@article{arxiv.2212.13109,
title = {The causality road from dynamical triangulations to quantum gravity that describes our Universe},
author = {Yoshiyuki Watabiki},
journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:2212.13109},
year = {2023}
}
Comments
This is a contribution to the Handbook of Quantum Gravity which will be published in 2023. It will appear as a chapter in the section of the handbook denoted "Causal Dynamical Triangulations''