The CMB Initial Data and Fundamental Operator Quantization of General Relativity
Victor N. Pervushin
Abstract
The observational data on CMB radiation revealed that our Universe can be an ordinary physical object moving with respect to the Earth observer with the occasional initial data. This fact allows us to apply the theory of irreducible unitary representations of the Poincare group in order to describe the Universe in the framework of the fundamental operator quantization of General Relatvity and Standard Model of elementary particles. The simplest fit of the observational CMB data is given that includes occasional gauge-invariant and frame-covariant initial data and their units of measurement.
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