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Main Author: Kharitonov, Dmitry
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Language:English
Published: Zenodo 2026
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19999876
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contents <p class="MsoNormal">This paper introduces the theory of Metric Topological Relaxation (MTR). We propose that black holes (BHs) function as topological "sinks" where localized standing waves of space-time (quanta of matter) undergo a process of smoothing into a non-localized vacuum state. By applying the Lagrangian formalism to this relaxation process, we analytically derive the cosmological coupling coefficient k ≈ 3. This result provides a theoretical foundation for recent observational data (Farrah et al., 2023) suggesting that black holes are the astrophysical source of dark energy.</p>
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spellingShingle Draft (work in progress) Metric Topological Relaxation: A Physical Mechanism for Cosmological Coupling k ≈ 3 in Black Holes
Kharitonov, Dmitry
Dark holes
Quantum gravity
Quantum mechanics
GTR
<p class="MsoNormal">This paper introduces the theory of Metric Topological Relaxation (MTR). We propose that black holes (BHs) function as topological "sinks" where localized standing waves of space-time (quanta of matter) undergo a process of smoothing into a non-localized vacuum state. By applying the Lagrangian formalism to this relaxation process, we analytically derive the cosmological coupling coefficient k ≈ 3. This result provides a theoretical foundation for recent observational data (Farrah et al., 2023) suggesting that black holes are the astrophysical source of dark energy.</p>
title Draft (work in progress) Metric Topological Relaxation: A Physical Mechanism for Cosmological Coupling k ≈ 3 in Black Holes
topic Dark holes
Quantum gravity
Quantum mechanics
GTR
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19999876