Is there a Bigger Fix in the Multiverse?
Pedro F. Gonz\'alez-D\'iaz

TL;DR
This paper explores how entangled baby universes can traverse Lorentzian tunnels into different universes, suggesting that fixing constants in one universe influences the entire multiverse.
Contribution
It demonstrates that entangled baby universes maintain their entanglement across multiversal boundaries, implying a universal fixing of fundamental constants.
Findings
Entangled baby universes preserve their entanglement across multiversal tunnels.
The probability measure remains Planckian when universes are connected via Lorentzian tunnels.
Fixing constants in our universe potentially fixes them across the multiverse.
Abstract
The dynamics of baby universes which are branched off in pairs from a large universe and whose respective members are entangled to each other has been studied in quantum gravity and string theory. It is shown that the probability measure for such pairs essentially keeps its Planckian form when one of their two members is trapped by a Lorentzian tunnel and travels through it into another large universe, so that the two baby universes of the pairs preserve their mutual entanglement even when they are going to be finally branched in distinct large universes. The conclusion is thus drawn that big fixing the fundamental constants in our universe actually big fixes such constants in the set of all single universes of the multiverse.
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Taxonomy
TopicsCosmology and Gravitation Theories · Black Holes and Theoretical Physics · Computational Physics and Python Applications
