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| Explaining | RE: Negative Pressure what are scalar fields? Is leaking gravity the thing about gravitons can escape to other parallel universe, and therefore gravity is the weakest force? I saw the Elegant Universe episodes, and a brane collision might have caused the big bang, so how does that relate to dark energy? Bo, please tell me more | |
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| Understanding | RE: Negative Pressure Quote:
A "scalar field" is a field, with no spin. spin is a (quantummechanical) property of a particle, but this is not really the important point here The notion of scalar fields in the context of negative pressure is the following: A scalar field, subject to some conditions, can have the properties to drive inflation (the accelerated expansion of the universe) (such a field is commonly called the inflaton field). A nice thing is that such scalar fields, arise very naturally from String theory. Quote:
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