Andrew Walcott Beckwith, Ph.D.
Are Additional Dimensions/Multiple Universes Necessary?
The implications to LQG (loop quantum gravity), and and LQG entropy of SM (super massive) black holes, as being the same, or close to 10^89 (ten to the eighty ninth power) has pronounced implications as to the singularity theorems of GR (general relativity). Recent papers in LQG which the author was exposed to in the 12 Marcel Grossman conference, was that a big bounce replaced the singularity conditions of Hawkings, Ellis and others. In particular, Marco Valerio Batistini, in a PRD (Physical Review D) article as of 2009 uses Snyder geometry to find a common basis in which to make a limiting approximation as to how to either derive either brane world, or LQG conditions for cosmological evolution.
Dr. Andrew Walcott Beckwith, born December 15, 1954, a frequent participant in international theoretical physics conferences, i.e. in the upcoming “beyond the standard model, 2010” conference, in Cape town South Africa, and the AustroAsian cosmology conference, in Christ Church, December, 2009, who presented most recently in both the 12 Marcel Grossman conference in Paris , France on ( Dark Matter ) and the Dark 2009 conference, January 2009, in Christ Church. Received a PhD in condensed matter theory, December 2001 at the Texas center for super conductivity, with a dissertation on Instanton physics applied to low dimensional condensed matter physics ( CDW) with an emphasis upon quantum/ quantization conditions for domain wall problems in condensed matter. Life time memberships in, GRG society ( world wide ), GRG society ( India ), APS ( USA ), AIAA, and in the AIBEP society ( American institute of Beam energy propulsion )Born December 15, 1954, a frequent participant in international theoretical physics conferences, i.e. in the upcoming “beyond the standard model, 2010” conference, in Cape town South Africa, and the AustroAsian cosmology conference, in Christ Church, December, 2009, who presented most recently in both the 12 Marcel Grossman conference in Paris , France on ( Dark Matter ) and the Dark 2009 conference, January 2009, in Christ Church. Received a PhD in condensed matter theory, December 2001 at the Texas center for super conductivity, with a dissertation on Instanton physics applied to low dimensional condensed matter physics ( CDW) with an emphasis upon quantum/ quantization conditions for domain wall problems in condensed matter. Life time memberships in, GRG society ( world wide ), GRG society ( India ), APS ( USA ), AIAA, and in the AIBEP society ( American institute of Beam energy propulsion )
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