Tag Archives: nonlocal physics

LOG#145. Basic QFT in curved ST(V): the Hawking effect.

Posted on by August 5, 2020
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Dedicated to the warm memory of my hero as theoretical physicist S.W. Hawking. R.I.P. 1942-2018 Idea: Black Holes (BH) are “not” truly black. BH emit thermal radiation at the Hawking temperature and it is proportional to the surface gravity () … Continue reading →

LOG#133. Spacetime foam(III).

Posted on by September 9, 2019
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Some conclusions of this fascinating subject and thread about the mythical spacetime foam: (1) CDM(Cold Dark Matter) and MOND seems to be complementary descriptions of the same dynamics and phenomenology. (2) MOND force law works at galactic scales. This can … Continue reading →