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Making a wavefunctional representation of physical states congruent with the false vacuum hypothesis of Sidney Coleman
A. W. Beckwith
We examine quantum decay of the false vacuum in the driven sine-Gordon system and show how both together permit construction of a Gaussian wave functional. This is due to changing…
Using fluctuations of Entropy as a starting point for obtaining behavior of scalar fields permitting collapse of thin wall approximation
A. W. Beckwith
We have shown that a scalar field can be used, employing Scherrer's k essence cosmological sound calculation, to model how we evolve from a dark matter- dark energy mix to a cosmol…
Matching Scherrer's k essence arguement with behavior of scalar fields permitting derivation of a cosmological constant
A. W. Beckwith
We previously showed that we can use particle-anti particle pairs as a model of how nucleation of a new universe occurs. We now can construct a model showing evolution from a dark…
How false vacuum synthesis of a universe sets initial conditions which permit the onset of variations of a nucleation rate per Hubble volume per Hubble time
A. W. Beckwith
Using Bogomil'nyi inequality and the vanishing of topological charge at the unset of nucleation of a new universe permits a simpler,more direct insight into how topological defects…
Making an analogy between a multi chain interaction in charge density wave transport and the use of the Bogomil'nyi inequality to form soliton - anti soliton pairs
A. W. Beckwith
First we show through a simulation that a massive Schwinger model used to formulate solutions to charge density wave transport is in itself insufficient for transport of solitons (…
The tunneling hamiltonian representation of false vacuum decay: III. Application to nucleation of an inflationary universe
A. W. Beckwith
The tunneling hamiltonian has proven to be a useful method in many body physics to treat particle tunneling between different states represented as wave functions. Here we apply a…