Are we living in a string-dominated universe?
Michael Petri

TL;DR
This paper introduces a holographic solution with string matter that explains large-scale universe phenomena, suggesting a string-dominated cosmology consistent with observations and proposing a hierarchical universe structure.
Contribution
It presents a new classical holographic solution involving string matter, linking string theory to cosmological scales and providing explanations for universe expansion and matter ratios.
Findings
Holographic solution has properties similar to black holes but with a boundary membrane.
Universe's expansion rate H t ≈ 1 aligns with observations.
Estimated dark matter to baryonic matter ratio is about 6.45.
Abstract
The holographic solution is a new exact solution to the Einstein field equations. It describes a compact self-gravitating object with properties similar to a black hole. Its entropy and temperature at infinity are proportional to the Hawking result. Instead of an event horizon, the holographic solution has a real spherical boundary membrane, situated roughly two Planck distances outside of the object's gravitational radius. The interior matter-state is singularity free. It consists out of string type matter, which is densely packed. Each string has a transverse extension of exactly one Planck area. This dense package of strings might be the reason, why the solution does not collapse to a singularity. The local string tension is inverse proportional to the average string length. This purely classical result has its almost exact correspondence in a recent result in string theory. The…
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Taxonomy
TopicsCosmology and Gravitation Theories · Black Holes and Theoretical Physics · Galaxies: Formation, Evolution, Phenomena
