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Here is a fellow who is working on the cosmological constant problem. He is working with the standard model and has taken a different approach than mine, but has arrived at a similar understanding of the ZPE fields. In empty space, the ZPE fields are self-moderating and non-gravitating, but in the presence of mass, they are perturbed and thus gravitate. I arrived at this intuitively and started modeling the mechanism by which the ZPE fields could be perturbed (polarized virtual particle/antiparticle pairs in my model). He arrived at this by trying to "fix" the ZPE fields' contribution to the cosmological constant that is at least 120 OOM too large in the standard model.
http://xxx.arxiv.cornell.edu/abs/gr-qc/0405012 [Broken]
http://xxx.arxiv.cornell.edu/abs/gr-qc/0405012 [Broken]
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