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Quantum Vacuum as Relic of Primordial Spacetime

Authors: Ervin Goldfain

The vacuum of Quantum Field Theory (QFT) is a state containing an infinite amount of quantum entanglement between different regions of spacetime. This nonlocal behavior reflects a fundamental property of quantum fields: vacuum fluctuations are globally correlated and cannot be localized to finite regions of spacetime. Here we point out that this property echoes the behavior of primordial spacetime undergoing a sustained transition to classical chaos. Following the entropy framework of [6], we interpret vacuum entanglement as relic of primordial spacetime. Moreover, building off our previous contributions [7-10], results suggest that gravitational physics, the QFT vacuum and the complex behavior of ultraviolet phenomena share a common root in the dynamics of primordial spacetime.

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