Minimal spatio-temporal extent of events, neutrinos, and the cosmological constant problem
D. V. Ahluwalia-Khalilova (Zacatecas)

TL;DR
This paper proposes that adopting a stabilized Poincare'-Heisenberg algebra introduces a minimal spatio-temporal extent to particles, potentially resolving the cosmological constant problem and explaining neutrino mass coincidences within an extended physics framework.
Contribution
It introduces the stabilized Poincare'-Heisenberg algebra as a fundamental structure for quantum gravity, linking minimal particle extent to solutions of major cosmological and particle physics problems.
Findings
Point particles are replaced by objects with minimal spatio-temporal extent.
Potential resolution of the cosmological constant problem.
Provides a first-principles explanation for neutrino mass and vacuum energy coincidence.
Abstract
Chryssomalakos and Okon, through a uniqueness analysis, have strengthened the Vilela Mendes suggestion that the immunity to infinitesimal perturbations in the structure constants of a physically-relevant Lie algebra should be raised to the status of a physical principle. Since the Poincare'-Heisenberg algebra does not carry the indicated immunity it is suggested that the Lie algebra for the interface of the gravitational and quantum realms (IGQR) is its stabilized form. It carries three additional parameters: a length scale pertaining to the Planck/unification scale, a second length scale associated with cosmos, and a new dimensionless constant. Here, I show that the adoption of the stabilized Poincare'-Heisenberg algebra (SPHA) for the IGQR has the immediate implication that `point particle' ceases to be a viable physical notion. It must be replaced by objects which carry a…
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