7 problems
- 0 votes0 replies1 view
Weyl's conjecture on atomic spectra and the curvature radius of the world
Atomic spectra provide the physical standards underlying rods and clocks. Weyl's conjecture. Atomic spectra, and hence rods and clocks, should adjust to the radius of the curvature…
- 0 votes0 replies0 views
The conjecture that square-integrable supertranslations describe bounded gravitational systems
Let be the Bondi–Metzner–Sachs group, where is the proper orthochronous Lorentz group and is the abelian group of real-valued square-integrable functio…
- 0 votes0 replies0 views
Non-spherical instability conjecture for ℓ-boson stars with ℓ>1
Let an -boson star have , and consider non-spherical linearized perturbations, meaning perturbations with nonzero total angular momentum sector. Non-spherical instabi…
- 0 votes0 replies0 views
Complex-mode instability conjecture for nonrelativistic ℓ-boson stars with ℓ≥3
Let a nonrelativistic -boson star have , and let be an eigenvalue of the linearized perturbation system, where is its im…
- 0 votes0 replies0 views
Nonspherical stationary-deformation conjecture for ℓ-boson stars
Let be a nonnegative integer, and consider the stationary zero modes of the linearized equations with total angular momentum and . For…
- 0 votes0 replies0 views
Stability conjecture for nonrelativistic ground-state ℓ-boson stars
Let a nonrelativistic -boson star be a ground-state configuration, and let stability refer to linear perturbations, including radial and non-spherical modes. Ground-state ℓ-b…
- 0 votes0 replies0 views
The conjecture that the Weyl field or gravitational scalar field explains dark matter effects
The Weyl field, or equivalently the gravitational scalar field in the relevant formulations, is proposed as a possible field underlying observed dark matter effects. Dark-matter co…