Relativity and Cosmology

    

The Cosmological Constant as a Quantum-Relativistic Necessity

Authors: Osama Haggag

The vacuum energy density predicted by Standard Quantum Field Theory (QFT), deviates from cosmological observations by approximately 120 orders of magnitude. This divergence stems from the assumption that spacetime is a continuous manifold permitting infinitely unbounded proper acceleration, which necessitates arbitrary insertion of ultraviolet cutoff at the Planck scale. In this framework, we introduce an impassable, mass-dependent quantum-geometric acceleration ceiling derived from firstprinciples horizon-saturation mechanics. By evaluating the modified Einstein Field Equations under a metric dynamically deformed by this acceleration ceiling, the Cosmological Constant ( ) emerges not as an arbitrary integration parameter, but as an inevitable geometric consequence of the global expansion running up against a baseline cosmic acceleration. This framework predicts a physical vacuum energy density aligns with empirical satellite data without tuning free parameters.

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