The emergence of our Universe
Jan Ambjorn, Yoshiyuki Watabiki

TL;DR
This paper proposes a novel theoretical framework where our Universe emerges from symmetry breaking in a multicomponent algebra related to Jordan algebras, potentially explaining cosmological observations through a modified Friedmann equation.
Contribution
It introduces a new model linking algebraic symmetry breaking to Universe emergence and cosmological expansion, extending previous theories with Jordan algebra structures.
Findings
Extended four-dimensional spacetime from algebraic symmetry breaking
Modified Friedmann equation governing Universe expansion
Potential explanation for puzzling cosmological observations
Abstract
We show how our Universe can emerge from a symmetry breaking of a multicomponent algebra, where the components in addition form a Jordan algebra. We discuss how symmetry breaking related to the Jordan algebras and over the complex and octonion numbers can lead to an extended four-dimensional spacetime, where the expansion of the Universe is governed by a modified Friedmann equation. We finally discuss how this modified Friedmann equation might explain a number of puzzling cosmological observations.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic and Geometric Analysis · Noncommutative and Quantum Gravity Theories · Advanced Mathematical Theories and Applications
