The Intrinsic Vacuum Space

Abstract

Yvan-Claude Raverdy

We define here intrinsic empty space as physical hypothetical space, containing no particles but, above all, no radiation. However, there remains energy, the nature of which will be clarified. We will evaluate the fundamental physical constants in such a vacuum which differs from real vacuum space by the absence, in particular, of fossil radiation. We will also see why these constants are involved in the existence of the elementary particles constituting the universe.

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