A Space-Time Formalism with Negative Mass to describe Antimatter and Dark Energy Antoine A.J. van de Ven Logic and Relativity Conference 2012.

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A Space-Time Formalism with Negative Mass to describe Antimatter and Dark Energy Antoine A.J. van de Ven Logic and Relativity Conference 2012

Space-time vs Space-propertime

Space-time vs Space-proper

Twin-paradox visually explained

Negative Mass by symmetry

Generalized definition for Energy

Generalized definition for momentum

Generalized definition for 4- momentum

Electromagnetism

Quantum Mechanics

Gravitation : Not equal! Negative for antimatter!

Anti-matter as Dark Energy Causes anti-gravitational fields and effects because of negative mass Is dark because it cannot form stars Will distribute itself because it self-repels Will be between galaxies and repels them (accelerated expansion of the universe)

Explains missing anti-matter in the universe Equal amounts of matter and anti-matter could have been produced at the start of the universe. Anti-matter is just hidden as Dark Energy, and away from us because it repels everything (and annihilates and disappears easily near matter like in a galaxy)

Predicts CP-Violation

Predicted by standard model/QED: Experimentally (upper limit cosmological constant): Solves Vacuum-energy problem

Vacuum energy is related to quantum fluctuations in the vacuum Always equal amount of (virtual) particles and anti-particles in the vacuum Anti-gravitational fields of antiparticles cancel gravitational fields of the particles (in the quantum fluctuations of the vacuum), so is in agreement with experimental value. Solves Vacuum-energy problem

Anti-particles follow geodesics so are predicted to fall down on Earth

Prediction that (neutral) antiparticles will gravitationally repel each other It is proposed to test and measure this experimentally

Gravitation : Not equal!

Anti-particles follow geodesics too