What could a reversal of UV-IR imply?

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In summary, Erik Verlinde et.al's paper argues that in Non-AdS spacetimes, the UV-IR relationship is reversed compared to AdS spacetime, due to the "Long string phenomenon." This is compared to "worldline holography" by Anninos. The theoretical implications of this reversal are uncertain, and alternative interpretations may be possible.
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In https://arxiv.org/abs/1801.02589
Erik Verlinde et.al argues that their conformal map suggests that in Non-AdS spacetimes the UV-IR(energy-distance) relationship is not what it seems in AdS spacetime,but a reversal.The paper explains this in terms of "Long string phenomenon"(which is a little above my skill sets)and draws parallel with a "worldline holography"by Anninos.
I wonder what theoretical implications this reversal could bring,or are alternative interpretations possible?
 
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Hi Iwjjack, sorry to see you aren't getting any replies. This seems like a pretty advanced topic, so I doubt there are many on PF who can chime in on it. Best of luck to you though!
 

FAQ: What could a reversal of UV-IR imply?

What could a reversal of UV-IR imply for climate change models?

A reversal of UV-IR (ultraviolet-infrared) could significantly impact climate change models by altering the understanding of how different wavelengths of solar radiation interact with Earth's atmosphere. This might necessitate revisions in the models that predict temperature changes, weather patterns, and the overall climate system.

How could a reversal of UV-IR affect biological systems?

Biological systems, including human health, plant growth, and marine ecosystems, are highly sensitive to UV and IR radiation. A reversal could change the exposure levels of these systems to different wavelengths, potentially leading to increased risks of skin cancer, altered photosynthesis rates in plants, and disruptions in marine food chains.

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What are the potential environmental impacts of a UV-IR reversal?

The environmental impacts could be profound, potentially altering weather patterns, affecting the ozone layer, and changing the thermal dynamics of Earth's surface and atmosphere. These changes could have cascading effects on ecosystems, biodiversity, and human societies.

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