The containment of vacuum energy instead of a singularity aligns well with my ideas on black holes. But this correlation to dark energy seems in contradiction — dark energy is essentially the cosmological constant. How can increasing mass over time cause acceleration of the expansion rather than deceleration? Something doesn’t jive here. (Hopefully the paper will shine some sense on this.)
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The containment of vacuum energy instead of a singularity aligns well with my ideas on black holes. But this correlation to dark energy seems in contradiction — dark energy is essentially the cosmological constant. How can increasing mass over time cause acceleration of the expansion rather than deceleration? Something doesn’t jive here. (Hopefully the paper will shine some sense on this.)