Quantum Kaluza-Klein Cosmologies (V)
Zhong Chao Wu (Beijing Normal University)

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that in certain supergravity models within the No-boundary Universe framework, the observable universe must be four-dimensional, based on specific Kaluza-Klein compactifications, without relying on anthropic reasoning.
Contribution
It proves that under specific supergravity models, the universe's macroscopic dimension is necessarily four, providing a theoretical basis for our observed universe's dimensionality.
Findings
The seed instanton is a $S_7 imes S_4$ space.
The universe must be 4-dimensional in the considered models.
The result does not depend on anthropic principles.
Abstract
In the No-boundary Universe with supergravity, under the Kaluza-Klein ansatz, the only seed instanton for the universe creation is a space. It is proven that for the Freund-Rubin, Englert and Awada-Duff-Pope models the macroscopic universe in which we are living must be 4- instead of 7-dimensional without appealing to the anthropic principle.
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Taxonomy
TopicsCosmology and Gravitation Theories · Dark Matter and Cosmic Phenomena · Relativity and Gravitational Theory
