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Baryogenesis is conservation law-violating post-Big Bang excess of matter over antimatter. Sakharov criteria include trace chiral anisotropic vacuum (inexact S_n improper rotation symmetries).
Noether's theorem couples exact angular momentum conservation with exact spatial isotropy. A net matter universe’s trace chiral anisotropic vacuum universally leaks Milgrom acceleration. Dark matter is uncreated. One must respect lattices.
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Noether's theorem couples exact angular momentum conservation with exact spatial isotropy. A net matter universe’s trace chiral anisotropic vacuum universally leaks Milgrom acceleration. Dark matter is uncreated. One must respect lattices.
It seems like this would qualify as a dark matter solution too. The lensing we see is a spacetime dislocation rather than any kind of matter. And these dislocations would have inertia like defects in a crystal do. Very elegant theory.
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Very interesting! I didn't know that the gravitational wave memory effect had equivalents for electromagnetic and strong interactions.
I see that Strominger explains all these things in a book https://press.princeton.edu/titles/11355.html
Is it correct to say that all that happens leaves a permanent record in the fabric of spacetime, which could in-principle be detected and measured?
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I see that Strominger explains all these things in a book https://press.princeton.edu/titles/11355.html
Is it correct to say that all that happens leaves a permanent record in the fabric of spacetime, which could in-principle be detected and measured?
Black holes are rejuvenating systems of the universe. They are transforming old matter into sfresh energy in the form of elementary particles.
attachments: 3_-_Black_Holes_are_Rejuvenating_Systems_of_the_Universe.pdf
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attachments: 3_-_Black_Holes_are_Rejuvenating_Systems_of_the_Universe.pdf
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