Flux Renormalization and the Holographic Scaling of Quantum Gravity

This paper explores the deep connections between flux renormalization and quantum gravity, demonstrating that the flux-driven critical exponent ν_flux = 0.5 aligns with holographic scaling laws and gravitational equations. The findings suggest that renormalization itself may be an emergent gravitational process, offering a new perspective on unifying statistical mechanics and quantum gravity

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Journal
Open Science Framework
Published
2025-01-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.17605/osf.io/3gquk
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Black Holes and Theoretical Physics
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Flux Renormalization and the Holographic Scaling of Quantum Gravity

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Flux Renormalization and the Holographic Scaling of Quantum Gravity

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Abstract

This paper explores the deep connections between flux renormalization and quantum gravity, demonstrating that the flux-driven critical exponent ν_flux = 0.5 aligns with holographic scaling laws and gravitational equations. The findings suggest that renormalization itself may be an emergent gravitational process, offering a new perspective on unifying statistical mechanics and quantum gravity

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