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Quantum Signature of Cosmological Large Scale Structures

Abstract

We demonstrate that to all large scale cosmological structures where gravitation is the only overall relevant interaction assembling the system (e.g. galaxies), there is associated a characteristic unit of action per particle whose order of magnitude coincides with the Planck action constant $h$. This result extends the class of physical systems for which quantum coherence can act on macroscopic scales (as e.g. in superconductivity) and agrees with the absence of screening mechanisms for the gravitational forces, as predicted by some renormalizable quantum field theories of gravity. It also seems to support those lines of thought invoking that large scale structures in the Universe should be connected to quantum primordial perturbations as requested by inflation, that the Newton constant should vary with time and distance and, finally, that gravity should be considered as an effective interaction induced by quantization.

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Salvatore Capozziello, Salvatore De Martino, Silvio De Siena, Fabrizio Illuminati. 1998-09-17. Quantum Signature of Cosmological Large Scale Structures. https://arxiv.org/abs/gr-qc/9809053

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