par Calmet, Xavier 
Référence Modern physics letters A, 22, 25-28, page (2027-2034)
Publication Publié, 2007
Référence Modern physics letters A, 22, 25-28, page (2027-2034)
Publication Publié, 2007
Article révisé par les pairs
| Résumé : | We show that an unification of quantum mechanics and general relativity implies that there is a fundamental length in Nature in the sense that no operational procedure would be able to measure distances shorter than the Planck length. Furthermore we give an explicit realization of an old proposal by Anderson and Finkelstein who argued that a fundamental length in nature implies unimodular gravity. Finally, using hand waving arguments we show that a minimal length might be related to the cosmological constant which, if this scenario is realized, is time dependent. © World Scientific Publishing Company. |
