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• TITLE: Dark Particles Answer Dark Energy

  AUTHORS: John L. Haller Jr.

  KEYWORDS: Dark Particle; Dark Energy; Black Hole; Black-Body Radiation; Diffusion; Brownian Motion; Langevin Equation; Dark Matter

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Modern Physics, Vol.4 No.7A, July 12, 2013

  ABSTRACT: This paper argues that a hypothetical “dark” particle (a black hole with the reduced Planck mass and arbitrary temperature) gives a simple explanation to the open question of dark energy and has a relic density of only 17% more than the commonly accepted value. By considering an additional near-horizon boundary of the black hole, set by its quantum length, the black hole can obtain an arbitrary temperature. Black-body radiation is still present and fits as the source of the Universe’s missing energy. Support for this hypothesis is offered by showing that a stationary solution to the black hole’s length scale is the same if derived from a quantum analysis in continuous time, a quantum analysis in discrete time, or a general relativistic analysis.