Zero-point Energy Contribution Below the Planck energy cutoff

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Zero-point Energy Contribution Below Planck
Is it possible to determine the amount of zero-point energy contributed by all fields below the Planck energy cutoff?
 
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If by "determine" you mean compute, then it depends on which theory do you use.
 
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