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Can Poincaré recurrences happen eventually in a universe with zero vacuum energy?

I am interested in the topic of possible vacuum up-tunneling and down-tunneling events in cosmology. One popular instance of this is a vacuum decay from a metastable vacuum energy level to a "...
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Are vacuum "up-tunneling" phase transition in AdS and Minkowski spaces impossible?

I am interested in the topic of vacuum phase transitions in models of the universe. One popular instance of this is a vacuum decay from a metastable vacuum energy level to a "true" one (in ...
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Electrons keeping dynamical quantum fluctuations?

I was thinking about this paper (https://arxiv.org/abs/1405.0298) where the authors argue that there wouldn't be dynamical quantum fluctuations in a De Sitter space as fluctuations would be static ...
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Why Superfluid Vacuum Theory has not proved yet that Vacuum space is possible a superfluid?

Our Universe and subatomic world being defects of an omnipresent type of superfluid we call "Vacuum Space" therefore a medium, unknown phase of matter is an intriguing idea expressed by SVT. ...
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Which of these 2 ideas is correct about a "bubble" of false vacuum decay?

The whole volume of the bubble is true vacuum. Only the surface layer of the bubble is true vacuum while the interior has turned back to false vacuum.
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Did Stephen Hawking propose that the universe arised from truly nothingness?

Stephen Hawking giving a lecture describing how the universe would have arisen from his model (developed with James Hartle) or "no boundary" conditions, once said: Unlike the black hole pair ...
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Can the vacuum energy be made finite with quantized space

From what I know the reason we have infinite vacuum energy is because according to Quantum Field Theory at every point in space we have something analogous to a harmonic oscillator but since the Zero ...
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Are dark energy and zero-point energy the same thing?

According to Quantum Mechanics is it possible that the famous "dark energy" and "zero-point energy" are the same thing that drives the accelerated expansion of the universe or maybe related to each ...
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