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From quantum foam to graviton condensation: the Zel'dovich route
Pablo G. Tello, Sauro Succi, Donato Bini +1
Based on a previous ansatz by Zel'dovich for the gravitational energy of virtual particle-antiparticle pairs, supplemented with the Holographic Principle, we estimate the vacuum en…
First Post-Minkowskian approach to turbulent gravity
Donato Bini, Stuart Kauffman, Sauro Succi +1
We compute the metric fluctuations induced by a turbulent energy-matter tensor within the first order Post-Minkowskian approximation. It is found that the turbulent energy cascade…
Predicting today's cosmological constant via the Zel'dovich-Holographic connection
Pablo G. Tello, Donato Bini, Stuart Kauffman +1
This Letter proposes a solution of the Vacuum Energy and the Cosmological Constant (CC) paradox based on the Zel'dovich's ansatz, which states that the observable contribution to t…
A Testable Theory for The Emergence of the Classical World
Stuart Kauffman, Sudip Patra
The transition from the quantum to the classical world is not yet understood. Here we take a new approach. Central to this is the understanding that measurement and actualization c…
The Anthropic Principle Is Testable And Appears Weak
Stuart Kauffman
The Anthropic Principle has been with us since the 1970s. This Principle is advanced to account for the "fine tuning" of the 25 constants of the Standard Model of Particle Physics.…
Is There a 4th Law for Non-Ergodic Systems That Do Work To Construct Their Expanding Phase Space?
Stuart Kauffman
Substantial grounds exist to doubt the universal validity of the Newtonian Paradigm that requires a pre-stated, fixed phase space. Therefore, the Second Law of Thermodynamics, stat…
Biocosmology: Biology from a cosmological perspective
Marina Cortês, Stuart A. Kauffman, Andrew R. Liddle +1
The Universe contains everything that exists, including life. And all that exists, including life, obeys universal physical laws. Do those laws then give adequate foundations for a…
The TAP equation: evaluating combinatorial innovation in Biocosmology
Marina Cortês, Stuart A. Kauffman, Andrew R. Liddle +1
We investigate solutions to the TAP equation, a phenomenological implementation of the Theory of the Adjacent Possible. Several implementations of TAP are studied, with potential a…
Biocosmology: Towards the birth of a new science
Marina Cortês, Stuart A. Kauffman, Andrew R. Liddle +1
Cosmologists wish to explain how our Universe, in all its complexity, could ever have come about. For that, we assess the number of states in our Universe now. This plays the role…
Beyond the Newtonian Paradigm: A Statistical Mechanics of Emergence
Stuart A. Kauffman, Andrea Roli
Since Newton, all classical and quantum physics depends upon the "Newtonian Paradigm". Here the relevant variables of the system are identified. The boundary conditions creating th…