Authors: David Brown
Is Milgrom the Kepler of contemporary cosmology? If X is to string theory as Kepler’s laws are to Newtonian theory then what is X? What questions should string theorists ask? Are string vibrations confined to 3 copies of the Leech lattice? If string vibrations are confined to 3 copies of the Leech lattice, then what might be the implications for Einstein’s field equations? Does inertial resistance to gravitational acceleration become infinite as energy density approaches some natural upper limit? Is nature infinite if and only if the equivalence principle is 100% empirically valid? Consider Fredkin’s finite nature hypothesis: In any mathematical model related to physics, a complete infinity is either a mathematical convenience or a physical mistake. What might be the implications of the Fredkin hypothesis for gravitational theory? Does Wolfram’s automaton create approximate symmetries that falsely appear as completely valid symmetries above the Planck scale? Do string vibrations cause an unexpected inertial resistance to gravitational acceleration? This brief communication discusses the idea: (Inert mass) * Acceleration = (Intensity of the gravitational field) * (Gravitation mass) * (Scale factor related to the Leech lattice).
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