Calculation of the Cosmological Constant

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Hallo,

perhaps you remind our last paper (gr-qc/0511089) about the local characteristics of differential structures. Meanwhile we examined the global characteristics and found a way to compute the cosmological constant. It would be nice to hear your opinion about it!

See http://arXiv.org/abs/gr-qc/0609004"

Torsten and Helge
 
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Welcome back Thorsten!
I don't believe your paper has been posted on the arxiv yet. When I followed your link I got a request to log on, as if I were trying to post or edit a paper. And when I wento to the arxiv site notremally, all the newest gr-qc papers wer still August dated, 0608. It should be there tomorrow and we can look at it then.
 
torsten said:
Hallo,

perhaps you remind our last paper (gr-qc/0511089) about the local characteristics of differential structures. Meanwhile we examined the global characteristics and found a way to compute the cosmological constant. It would be nice to hear your opinion about it!

See http://arXiv.org/abs/gr-qc/0609004"

Torsten and Helge

TORSTEN HEY!
so glad to see you back!

I am sure your paper will be available in just 3 hours from now.
We will be looking forward to seeing it.

thanks for letting us know,
best regards to you and Helge
 
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It seems that arXiv.org update the list sunday night. In the meanwhile you can get the paper here http://www.qc.fraunhofer.de/qg/0609004.pdf"

best regards
helge
 
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thanks Helge,
I was expecting it to be posted on arxiv at 5PM pacific today, but then I remembered it is Friday so no posting :(

I'm glad to have an advance copy. Just printed it off and will have a look.
 
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