The Cosmological Constant Problem.¶
Weinberg, S. (1989). The Cosmological Constant Problem. Reviews of Modern Physics, 61(1), 1-23.
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- Calibration Anomaly
- In cosmology the vacuum-energy problem sees a naive quantum-field estimate exceed the observed value by some hundred-and-twenty orders of magnitude, the largest mismatch in physics, which constrains what kind of mechanism could possibly close it.
This sourceCanonical statement of the vacuum-energy problem — the very large gap between a naive QFT estimate and the observed value, requiring a cancellation or anthropic-selection mechanism.
- In cosmology the vacuum-energy problem sees a naive quantum-field estimate exceed the observed value by some hundred-and-twenty orders of magnitude, the largest mismatch in physics, which constrains what kind of mechanism could possibly close it.
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