Gravity is not entropic force ?

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MTd2 said:
Yes, yes, yes. For 15, mc*logistic function, with 0 at r=0, and a non zero value at r=holographic screen. But one very steep, quite a step function.


If yes, yes, yes than 15 should be correct as well - its simple algebra. I am puzzled where does this "logistic function" come from? Ok, I think you do not have answer on this question right now. Let me now if you will be able to calculate your "logistic function", for me it is = 1. :wink:
 
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CHIKO-2010 said:
If yes, yes, yes than 15 should be correct as well - its simple algebra. I am puzzled where does this "logistic function" come from?

The problem is that the deficit of operator may not have a trivial dependence. For example, I chose the logistic function because it must be smooth at the origin and at the holographic screen, and constantly. Surely, you can find a constant, but it is such only in the vicinity of some place. But this approximation is enough, and taken to be null, in the vicinity of earth, and probably to all the universe of which we can see through instruments.
 
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On a further note. You seem to be much more interested than I am in defending that paper. Given that I am not even being payed for that, I guess I will leave up when doubts are raised occasionally on other threads.
 

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