Large fluctuations of time and change of space-time signature
Alexander K. Guts, Marina S. Shapovalova
Abstract
We consider five-dimensional cylindric spacetime V5 with foliation of codimension ~1. The leaves of this foliation are four-dimensional "parallel" universes. The metric of five-dimensional spacetime and induced metrics of four-dimensional universes are flat. The "large" fluctuations of the 5-metric are studied. These fluctuations depend only on the coordinate x0, and under these fluctuations the curvature of V5 is not zero. The contribution of the fluctuations in the Feynman path integral over five-dimensional trajectories doesn't change the amplitude of the probability of the real physical four-dimensional universe. Moreover the large fluctuations of 5-metric GAB are large fluctuations for physical four-dimensional universe V4 and change signature of V4. The change of the signature from <+---> to <----> and inversely occurs in the all 3-dimensional space simultaneously (in absolute time) and can take arbitrarily large period of time.
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