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Electric Charge, Matter Distribution, and Baryon Asymmetry from Holographic Principle
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Journal of Modern Physics·Volume 12 (2021)·Pages 295–299·Published 7 February 2021·DOI10.4236/jmp.2021.123022
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Abstract
Explaining baryon asymmetry ( i.e. , matter dominance) in the universe has been a vexing problem in physics. This analysis, based on the holographic principle, identifies fractional electric charge with the state of bits of information on the event horizon. Thermodynamics on the event horizon at the time of baryogenesis then estimates observed baryon asymmetry.
KeywordsElectric ChargeBaryon AsymmetryHolographic Principle
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