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2022-08-17: What If Dark Energy is a New Quantum Field?
- 01:25: ... model for dark energy is that it can be described with a so-called cosmological constant. This is just a static number that you can add to Einstein’s equations of ...
- 03:22: Standard “cosmological constant” dark energy has omega -1. This is just what you get when you say that the vacuum has a constant energy density.
- 05:50: ... such a large number down to nearly zero but not quite zero. This is the cosmological constant problem, and we’ve discussed it ...
- 07:31: ... is yes, one could - and if that’s true then a lot of problems with cosmological constant dark energy could be solved. There are a few options for dark energy as ...
- 09:51: ... solve some of the uncomfortable coincidences that seem necessary with a cosmological constant dark energy. Currently around 70% of the energy in the universe is dark ...
- 10:55: ... able to form. This same “tracker” behavior could also help solve the cosmological constant problem. If quintessence shifts to match the matter fields, it could ...
- 13:27: ... would be strong support for quintessence, because that would refute the cosmological constant model, and quintessence is its main competitor. The now fully ...
- 14:41: ... will teach us about its fabric, its origin, and its fate. Either the cosmological constant problem is coincidental with a quintessentially consistent dark energy, ...
- 03:22: Standard “cosmological constant” dark energy has omega -1. This is just what you get when you say that the vacuum has a constant energy density.
- 07:31: ... is yes, one could - and if that’s true then a lot of problems with cosmological constant dark energy could be solved. There are a few options for dark energy as a new ...
- 09:51: ... solve some of the uncomfortable coincidences that seem necessary with a cosmological constant dark energy. Currently around 70% of the energy in the universe is dark ...
- 13:27: ... would be strong support for quintessence, because that would refute the cosmological constant model, and quintessence is its main competitor. The now fully operational James ...
- 05:50: ... such a large number down to nearly zero but not quite zero. This is the cosmological constant problem, and we’ve discussed it ...
- 10:55: ... able to form. This same “tracker” behavior could also help solve the cosmological constant problem. If quintessence shifts to match the matter fields, it could potentially ...
- 14:41: ... will teach us about its fabric, its origin, and its fate. Either the cosmological constant problem is coincidental with a quintessentially consistent dark energy, or ...
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2022-05-25: The Evolution of the Modern Milky Way Galaxy
- 18:10: ... the Schwarzschild metric isn’t really valid in a universe with a cosmological constant. There would indeed be an additional effect due to the tiny vacuum ...
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2020-07-28: What is a Theory of Everything: Livestream
- 00:00: ... does that number come from why are there three generations what's the cosmological constant telling us should those not be used as the as the occam's razor you ...
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2020-06-15: What Happens After the Universe Ends?
- 10:41: ... by this sort of conformal rescaling, the universe needs a positive cosmological constant. ...
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2019-12-09: The Doomsday Argument
- 01:38: In 1987, physicist Steven Weinberg used this form of anthropic reasoning to estimate the value of the cosmological constant.
- 01:48: ... a quick refresher: the cosmological constant defines the amount of dark energy, which is the stuff causing the ...
- 01:57: ... in physics from string theory to eternal inflation predict that the cosmological constant could take on different values in different universes, and its value ...
- 02:18: Getting a low cosmological constant is extremely unlikely according to these pictures.
- 02:33: ... principle - perhaps we’re just in one of the lucky universes with a low cosmological constant because where else could we ...
- 02:49: ... ones, Steven Weinberg reasoned that our universe should have the maximum cosmological constant that would allow galaxies to form - and hence allow our ...
- 03:31: ... refined his estimate of the cosmological constant to be the value that most astronomers across the multiverse would ...
- 04:49: This sort of reasoning seems useful - it enabled a decent guess at the cosmological constant.
- 08:39: ... Steven Weinberg’s case the question was “what sort of cosmological constant is the typical astronomer likely to observe - so reference class was an ...
- 11:20: ... reasoning can lead to powerful predictions, like the value of the cosmological constant, it can lead to dubious but worrying predictions like the doomsday ...
- 01:48: ... a quick refresher: the cosmological constant defines the amount of dark energy, which is the stuff causing the expansion of ...
- 02:49: ... the assumption that lower cosmological constants were less likely than higher ones, Steven Weinberg reasoned that our ...
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2019-12-02: Is The Universe Finite?
- 13:58: ... to tell you about a very clear one: Stephen Weinberg's prediction of the cosmological constant years before dark energy was ever ...
- 15:52: ... probably some massively exponentially accelerating universe because the cosmological constant in most universes seems likely to be a lot higher than ...
- 13:58: ... to tell you about a very clear one: Stephen Weinberg's prediction of the cosmological constant years before dark energy was ever ...
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2019-11-11: Does Life Need a Multiverse to Exist?
- 08:37: But an even more finely-tuned parameter appears to be the cosmological constant.
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2019-09-30: How Many Universes Are There?
- 05:53: For example the cosmological constant – the strength of dark energy – could be different.
- 06:51: ... are so many bubble universes that at least some will have a low enough cosmological constant for life to ...
- 07:54: Each different configuration results in a different family of particles and also a different cosmological constant.
- 08:32: As well as a decent cosmological constant.
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2019-08-06: What Caused the Big Bang?
- 03:23: ... density, then Einstein's equations end up having a term that we call the cosmological constant - A positive value for the cosmological constant means a constant ...
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2019-03-28: Could the Universe End by Tearing Apart Every Atom?
- 00:25: ... expansion mathematically we describe a constant energy density with the cosmological constant in the equations of Einstein's general theory of relativity but what if ...
- 04:25: ... let's add dark energy in the form of a cosmological constant it usually hangs out outside the brackets because it's emo, but we can ...
- 04:32: ... volume increases density does not go down, the basic definition of the cosmological constant. So now the pressure term is A, negative and B because of this factor of ...
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2019-03-20: Is Dark Energy Getting Stronger?
- 00:55: It hints that the cosmological constant may not be so constant after all.
- 02:13: Mathematically we represent a constant vacuum energy with Einstein’s cosmological constant – or Lambda.
- 02:51: ... the textbooks, this type of cold dark matter sits alongside the cosmological constant as our best description of how the universe behaves on the largest ...
- 05:32: Perhaps the cosmological constant is not so constant, or dark matter is not so cold after all.
- 11:47: Are concordance and the cosmological constant dead?
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2019-02-07: Sound Waves from the Beginning of Time
- 12:20: They also confirm the dark energy behaves just as is predicted by Einsteins cosmological constant.
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2019-01-24: The Crisis in Cosmology
- 12:08: The current calculations assume that dark energy is described by the cosmological constant,...
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2019-01-09: Are Dark Matter And Dark Energy The Same?
- 03:34: In Einstein’s equations and the Friedmann equations, that constant energy density is represented by the cosmological constant, or Lambda.
- 07:49: So, you remember I said that a constant POSITIVE energy density can be expressed as a cosmological constant?
- 08:02: Well a constant NEGATIVE energy density – like the one proposed by Farnes, gives a negative cosmological constant.
- 08:18: ... gravity for the whole cosmos, this negative mass fluid – as a negative cosmological constant – has the same competing effects as regular dark energy, but in the ...
- 08:50: ... Farnes acknowledges that his proposal gives a negative cosmological constant that ultimately decelerates, but there’s some contradiction because he ...
- 09:06: And yet a negative cosmological constant gives you an extremely different universe.
- 09:15: ... this thing - to correctly conclude that a universe with a negative cosmological constant should have a sinusoidal scale ...
- 09:43: The negative cosmological constant is the source of that slow-down and for the subsequent accelerating collapse.
- 10:48: ... a negative cosmological constant and this sinusoidal expansion, any slowdown happens near the turnaround ...
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2016-11-09: Did Dark Energy Just Disappear?
- 04:06: The new study claims a 3-sigma confidence that there is a positive cosmological constant.
- 04:14: ... quick aside: the cosmological constant, written as lambda, is the thing you add to Einstein's equations of ...
- 04:26: If the cosmological constant exists, and is larger than zero, then dark energy is a real thing.
- 04:32: ... so 3-sigma confidence in a positive cosmological constant basically means this: if you repeated this experiment many, many times, ...
- 05:44: ... Laureates also claimed a significance of 3-sigma or lower for a positive cosmological constant based on that early supernova data ...
- 04:32: ... so 3-sigma confidence in a positive cosmological constant basically means this: if you repeated this experiment many, many times, about ...
- 04:26: If the cosmological constant exists, and is larger than zero, then dark energy is a real thing.
- 04:14: ... quick aside: the cosmological constant, written as lambda, is the thing you add to Einstein's equations of general ...
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2016-05-18: Anti-gravity and the True Nature of Dark Energy
- 01:24: This dark energy is described by the cosmological constant in the equations of general relativity.
- 01:48: Today, we're going to talk about the simplest interpretation of dark energy, one where the cosmological constant really is constant.
- 02:03: A constant cosmological constant represents a nonzero energy of empty space, a vacuum energy.
- 06:26: This was actually Einstein's motivation for adding the cosmological constant in the first place.
- 06:47: The cosmological constant was designed to work in the opposite direction to regular matter and energy.
- 07:08: The effect of the cosmological constant is the combined effect of dark energy's own density and pressure.
- 02:03: A constant cosmological constant represents a nonzero energy of empty space, a vacuum energy.
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2016-05-11: The Cosmic Conspiracy of Dark Energy Challenge Question
- 02:16: ... that are derived from those, dark energy is described by a positive cosmological constant. ...
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2016-05-04: Will Starshot's Insterstellar Journey Succeed?
- 09:54: ... it's really fully described by a constant cosmological constant and so has an unchanging density with time, then no, space time doesn't ...
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2016-04-27: What Does Dark Energy Really Do?
- 00:40: And this is only allowed if we introduce a new type of energy represented by the cosmological constant.
- 07:10: However, this accelerating expansion can be explained with the same bit of math, the cosmological constant, pointing to the same physics, dark energy.
- 07:22: Add the cosmological constant to the first Friedmann equation, and we reconcile the left and the right side.
- 07:36: This lets us interpret the cosmological constant as representing a sort of vacuum energy, a property of space itself.
- 08:16: Expansion will only depend on the cosmological constant.
- 08:50: But with a positive cosmological constant, the universe will eventually have a constant Hubble Parameter.
- 09:23: If the cosmological constant stays constant, we can expect an exponential growth to continue.
- 11:45: ... is so thoroughly verified in so many other ways, and the addition of the cosmological constant works so well to describe the discrepancy, it's strongly suggested this ...
- 12:03: As we saw today, the cosmological constant solves two measure discrepancies.
- 07:10: However, this accelerating expansion can be explained with the same bit of math, the cosmological constant, pointing to the same physics, dark energy.
- 12:03: As we saw today, the cosmological constant solves two measure discrepancies.
- 09:23: If the cosmological constant stays constant, we can expect an exponential growth to continue.
- 11:45: ... is so thoroughly verified in so many other ways, and the addition of the cosmological constant works so well to describe the discrepancy, it's strongly suggested this ...
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2016-04-20: Why the Universe Needs Dark Energy
- 06:50: ... we derive the first Friedmann equation with the cosmological constant included-- that's the lambda symbol, here-- we end up with this little ...
- 07:00: ... the cosmological constant is positive, this works on the side of the density term to help bring ...
- 07:31: The expression "cosmological constant" is a clue.
- 07:43: The weird stuff described by the cosmological constant doesn't do that.
- 08:39: Soon, we'll get to the second and most compelling piece of evidence for dark energy and for the cosmological constant.
- 07:43: The weird stuff described by the cosmological constant doesn't do that.
- 06:50: ... we derive the first Friedmann equation with the cosmological constant included-- that's the lambda symbol, here-- we end up with this little extra ...
- 06:34: We missed the cosmological constants.
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2016-03-23: How Cosmic Inflation Flattened the Universe
- 06:48: Actually, Einstein came up with the exact mathematical description that we need-- an antigravity term called the cosmological constant.
- 07:30: The cosmological constant represents something that can happen to our spacetime.
- 07:38: The cosmological constant adds some energetic stuff to empty space.
- 07:30: The cosmological constant represents something that can happen to our spacetime.
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