Quantum Gravity Based on Generalized Thermodynamics ()
ABSTRACT
This paper proposes a novel approach and simplified model of Quantum Gravity based on the unification framework of Generalized Thermodynamics which suggests cross-related terms and modified equations of General Relativity and Quantum Mechanics. To address the “background problem”, a metric tensor is introduced into stationary Schrödinger equations via curved coordinates yielding quantum spacetime variation term. Then quantum Lagrangian is added to Einstein-Hilbert functional yielding quantum stress-energy tensor. Obtained from one variational principle, two theories are linked by a common quantum spacetime field. The theory offers some interpretations of the quantum vacuum spacetime fluctuations, zero-point-fields, quantum fields shifting towards high spacetime densities, the quantum nature of spacetime, and black hole singularity.
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Eremenko, S. (2023) Quantum Gravity Based on Generalized Thermodynamics.
Journal of Applied Mathematics and Physics,
11, 988-1028. doi:
10.4236/jamp.2023.114066.
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