Missing information in the Universe as a dark matter candidate based on the mass-energy-information equivalence principle

Dark-Matter-Induced Weak Equivalence Principle Violation

[Dark matter and dark energy of the universe].

At the turn of the 20th Century, the Universe was thought to consist of our solar system, the Sun, planets, satellites and comets, floating under the Milky Way. The astronomers were ignorant of the existence of galaxies, clusters, quasars and black holes. Over the last ten years the Cosmology has made remarkable progress in our understanding of the composition of the Universe: 23 per cent is in...

The Missing Information Principle in ComputerVisionJoachim

Central problems in the eld of computer vision are learning object models from examples, classiication, and localization of objects. In this paper we will motivate the use of a classical statistical approach to deal with these problems: the missing information principle. Based on this general technique we derive the Expectation Maximization algorithm and deduce statistical methods for learning ...

Dark-matter-induced violation of the weak equivalence principle.

A long-range fifth force coupled to dark matter can induce a coupling to ordinary matter if the dark matter interacts with standard model fields. We consider constraints on such a scenario from both astrophysical observations and laboratory experiments. We also examine the case where the dark matter is a weakly interacting massive particle, and derive relations between the coupling to dark matt...

Dialogue on the Principle of Mass-Energy Equivalence

This paper is directed to the readers who are familiar with the earlier papers by the author on the topic of mass-energy equivalence. A number of important questions about the total energy equation H = mv and its implications are answered qualitatively. The relationship between the equation H = mv and the 4-vector (Minkowski) representation of Special Relativity is discussed in detail. Other is...