A simple mathematical solution to the cosmological constant problem.
Cosmology
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https://doi.org/10.55672/hij2022pp57-59Keywords:
Cosmological constant problem, Vacuum catastrophe, Cosmological constant, Zero point energy, Hildebrand solubility parameterAbstract
Assuming an energy density of the cosmological constant in Quantum Field Theory, we propose a simple mathematical solution to the cosmological constant problem, i.e. the disagreement of the order of a factor 10122 between the theoretical and the measured value of the vacuum energy density. We try to give a non-exclusive route for our solution to make physical sense.
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Stéphane Wojnow, University of Limoges 7 Avenue Georges Dumas, 87 000 LIMOGES, France
Stéphane Wojnow 
Independent Researcher, 7 avenue Georges Dumas, 87 000 Limoges, France
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