A Metric Theory of Gravity with Condensed Matter Interpretation
Ilja Schmelzer
Abstract
We define a metric theory of gravity with preferred Newtonian frame (Xi(x),T(x)) by L = LGR + ΞgmnδijXi,mXj,n - ΥgmnT,mT,n It allows a condensed matter interpretation which generalizes LET to gravity. The Ξ-term influences the age of the universe. Υ>0 allows to avoid big bang singularity and black hole horizon formation. This solves the horizon problem without inflation. An atomic hypothesis solves the ultraviolet problem by explicit regularization. We give a prediction about cutoff length.
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