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arXiv 2005.091822020-05gr-qc

在微观层面恢复经典能量条件

Restoring Classical Energy Conditions At Microscopic Level

M. W. AlMasri

备注：: This preprint is being withdrawn to allow for substantial revisions, further verification of results, and improvements to the manuscript

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提出一种基于量子不等式和量子利息猜想的机制，在量子化层面恢复经典能量条件，并解释时间之箭、引力微弱性、量子概率性及物质-反物质不对称等问题，支持暴胀理论。

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我们提出了一种基于量子不等式和量子利息猜想，在量子化层面恢复经典能量条件的机制。更具体地说，我们假设可见宇宙中的每个量子态都有一个被困在量子引力尺度（或暴胀术语中的真真空）的反态。所提出的机制回答了许多悬而未决的问题，包括时间之箭问题、引力微弱性和等级问题的可能解释、量子力学的概率性质、物质-反物质不对称性。此外，所提出的机制强烈支持暴胀作为平坦性和视界问题的可能解决方案。

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We propose a mechanism for restoring classical energy conditions at quantized level based on quantum inequalities and quantum interest conjecture. More concretely, we assume for each quantum state in our visible universe to have anti-state trapped at quantum gravity scale (or true vacuum in inflation terminology). The proposed mechanism answers many outstanding questions related to the arrow of time problem, possible interpretation of the weakness of gravity and hierarchy problem, the probabilistic nature of quantum mechanics, matter-antimatter asymmetry. Moreover, the proposed mechanism gives a strong endorsement to inflation as a possible solution of flatness and horizon problems.

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