Re: Mark Issak - Shot Dead
- From: carlip-nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2005 20:29:21 +0000 (UTC)
island5@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> wade wrote:
[...]
>> If humans have used various apparatuses to create an environment
>> where particles were created from vacuum energy, how is this
>> distinct from humans mixing acids and bases to create water and
>> salts?
> It causes vacuum expansion by increasing negative pressure, while
> increasing gravity proportionally.
According to conventional quantum field theory and conventional
general relativity, this is clearly wrong -- creation of particles
from the vacuum does *not* "increase negative pressure" or "increase
gravity proportionally." It is *possible* that the creation of
certain, very particular types of particles affects the cosmological
constant -- see, for example, http://arxiv.org/abs/gr-qc/0408080 --
but this claim is controversial, and if correct, it only holds for a
very limited class of particles. Furthermore, the effect is probably
to *decrease* the magnitude of negative pressure.
Your claim may be true in some speculative new theory of your own
invention (one in which you are not yet able to actually *compute*
anything, as far as I can tell). If this is what you mean, you
ought to say so.
Steve Carlip
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