Holographic Origin of High Cosmological Constant Related to Large Mass Defect in Semiclosed Friedman Universe
cosmology; general relativity, quantum theory; information theoy; holography
Abstract
An extremely high value of Einstein's cosmological constant Λ ~10 122 in quantum cosmology compared to astronomical observations, 0 ≤ Λ ≤ 1, is related to the extremely large general relativistic mass defect of massive semiclosed universe.
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