The Zero-Point Field as the Carrying Layer of the Path Integral

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Apr 20
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Field Response, Three-Sphere, History Kernels, and the Supporting Role of GLV

Abstract

Introduction

Ontological starting point: field first, particle later

The three-sphere as global mode structure

From field propagator to path integral

Working model: a global de Sitter background

How the zero-point field gives histories their weight

The eikonal bridge and the supporting role of GLV

Entanglement as a parallel case

Testability

Conclusion

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