Fundamental length scale of quantum spacetime foam
F.R. Klinkhamer

TL;DR
This paper proposes that the fundamental length scale governing quantum spacetime dynamics may differ from the Planck length and could be connected to the cosmological constant or vacuum energy.
Contribution
It introduces the idea that the quantum length scale of spacetime might be distinct from the Planck length, linked to cosmological parameters.
Findings
Suggests a new fundamental length scale related to cosmology
Challenges the assumption that Planck length is the minimal quantum scale
Provides a theoretical basis for alternative quantum spacetime models
Abstract
It is argued that the fundamental length scale for the quantum dynamics of spacetime need not be equal to the Planck length. Possibly, this new length scale is related to a nonvanishing cosmological constant or vacuum energy density.
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