A Cosmological Constant from Gauge Field Instantons?
Edward Shuryak
Abstract
Although all interactions in the Standard Model generate nonzero shifts of the vacuum energy and pressure, gravity does not interact with them. Assuming (i) that the reason why it is so breaks down at some scale Mg and that (ii) the instanton-induced shifts at such scale generate the observed cosmological constant, we found that it then should happen at a (surprisingly small) scale Mg 103 TeV.
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