Dark energy

Definition

It is a state of the Elementary Field.

It is a structure, a form of organization of the perturbations of the Elementary Field, a Structure of Information.

It is the counterpart of mass, it is negative mass.

It is also the counterpart of Dark matter (DE if Perturbation > 0, DM if Perturbation < 0, where Perturbation is the relation (difference, ratio, ?) between:

• the stochastic distributions of the intensities of the fluctuations of in different points, or relative to a volume of the Elementary Field, that we call Elementary Action, and
• the universal (or local) stochastic mean distribution of the intensities of the fluctuations of the Elementary Field).

Common definition

(Link to Wikipedia page: Dark_energy).

See also

• TFNR - 2.9 Mass (Perturbation – Gradient – Difference)
• TFNR - 2.9 Unbelievable equivalencies
• TFNR - 2.9 Gravity and Dark Energy: two complementary forces - two sides of the same coin
• TFNR - 2.9 A general concept of Inertia
• TFNR - 2.9 The Higgs mechanism in the term of Perturbation
• TFNR - 2.9 Polarization in the gravitational field
• TFNR - 2.9 What we intend for negative mass
• TFNR - 2.9 Dark energy in the Universe at all scales
• TFNR - 9.9 Energy and matter in the structured Field
• TFNR - 9.10 Energy
• TFNR - 9.10.1 Dark Energy
• TFNR - 9.12 Some common physical phenomena in the structured Field

Classification

• Topic id: t_dark_energy
• Belongs to the class: Energy
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