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This is an interesting theory for an expanding universe, but it seems to imply that the universe cannot contract: in a contracting universe, the time evolution
by amluto 4y ago
This is an interesting theory for an expanding universe, but it seems to imply that the universe cannot contract: in a contracting universe, the time evolution operator would have to be a dimension-reducing isometry, which doesn’t exist.
It would certainly be interesting if the true laws of quantum gravity don’t allow contraction regardless of initial conditions.