Classical Kaluza‐Klein vacuum fluctuations
We look at the classical Kaluza‐Klein theory allowing the metric to vary in the fifth dimension. Considering only linear terms we then use a Lorentz invariant distribution of the metric terms to find out how the metric terms vary with respect to frequency. We find that they blow
up at high frequency, so that nonlinear terms would have to be taken into account.
Keywords: Kaluza‐Klein; Vacuum Fluctuations
Document Type: Research Article
Publication date: 20 June 2018
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