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 *if the point average intensity is greater than that in its neighborhood, we find a positive density inhomogeneity, in other words a positive Perturbation value, that we call '''dark energy (positive mass density)''', with its repulsive gravitational effects.
-Dark energy is also the counterpart of [[Dark matter]] (DE if Perturbation > 0, DM if Perturbation < 0, where [[Perturbation]] is the relation (difference, ratio, ?) between:
+Dark energy is also the counterpart of [[Dark Matter]] (DE if Perturbation > 0, DM if Perturbation < 0, where [[Perturbation]] is the relation (difference, ratio, ?) between:
 * the stochastic distributions of the intensities of the fluctuations of in different points, or relative to a volume of the Elementary Field, that we call [[Elementary Action]], and
 * the universal (or local) stochastic mean distribution of the intensities of the fluctuations of the Elementary Field).

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 '''Mass and and Space-time curvature are the same thing''', produced by the same cause: the density of Elementary Events and their distributions. The more Mass ([[Ordinary Matter]]) an object has (or the more massive a space-time region is, for example due to the organizational structure of the distributions of Elementary Events that we call [[Dark Matter]]) the greater is what we call the curvature of [[Space-time]] in that object and its surroundings, or in the considered Space-time region. We can have:
 *'''no curvature''' (flat time) = no mass: no massive structures, no Ordinary or Dark Matter, no Ordinary or [[Dark Energy]] (or rather, of an organizational structure of the distributions of Elementary Events that we call Dark Energy)
-*'''negative curvature''' = negative mass: presence of Ordinary or Dark Matter, or Ordinary Energy --> negative curvature means '''dilation''' of time, of temporal durations, of intervals
+*'''negative curvature''' = negative mass: presence of Ordinary or Dark Matter, or Ordinary Energy --> negative curvature means '''dilation''' of Time, of temporal durations, of intervals
-*'''positive curvature''' = positive mass: presence of Dark energy --> positive curvature means '''contraction''' of time, of temporal durations, of intervals
+*'''positive curvature''' = positive mass: presence of Dark Energy --> positive curvature means '''contraction''' of Time, of temporal durations, of intervals
 == See also ==

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 == Description ==
-'''Mass and and Space-time curvature are the same thing''', produced by the same cause: the density of Elementary Events and their distributions. The more Mass ([[Ordinary matter]]) an object has (or the more massive a space-time region is, for example due to the organizational structure of the distributions of Elementary Events that we call [[Dark matter]]) the greater is what we call the curvature of [[Space-time]] in that object and its surroundings, or in the considered Space-time region. We can have:
+'''Mass and and Space-time curvature are the same thing''', produced by the same cause: the density of Elementary Events and their distributions. The more Mass ([[Ordinary Matter]]) an object has (or the more massive a space-time region is, for example due to the organizational structure of the distributions of Elementary Events that we call [[Dark Matter]]) the greater is what we call the curvature of [[Space-time]] in that object and its surroundings, or in the considered Space-time region. We can have:
-*'''no curvature''' (flat time) = no mass: no massive structures, no Ordinary or Dark matter, no Ordinary or [[Dark energy]] (or rather, of an organizational structure of the distributions of Elementary Events that we call Dark Energy)
+*'''no curvature''' (flat time) = no mass: no massive structures, no Ordinary or Dark Matter, no Ordinary or [[Dark Energy]] (or rather, of an organizational structure of the distributions of Elementary Events that we call Dark Energy)
-*'''negative curvature''' = negative mass: presence of Ordinary or Dark matter, or Ordinary energy --> negative curvature means '''dilation''' of time, of temporal durations, of intervals
+*'''negative curvature''' = negative mass: presence of Ordinary or Dark Matter, or Ordinary Energy --> negative curvature means '''dilation''' of time, of temporal durations, of intervals
 *'''positive curvature''' = positive mass: presence of Dark energy --> positive curvature means '''contraction''' of time, of temporal durations, of intervals

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 == See also ==
 *[[Energy in the structured Field]]
-*[[Ordinary energy]]
+*[[Ordinary Energy]]
-*[[Radiant energy]]
+*[[Radiant Energy]]
 *[[Gravitational Waves]]
 *[[Electromagnetic Waves]]

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 * the universal (or local) stochastic mean distribution of the intensities of the fluctuations of the Elementary Field).
-Cosmic expansion and Dark Energy as '''a phenomenon determined by the incessant organization of the cosmos in more and more complex structures''', the increasing "complexification" of the Universe
+Cosmic expansion and Dark Energy as '''a phenomenon determined by the incessant organization of the cosmos in more and more complex structures''', the increasing "complexification" of the Universe.
 == Common definition  ==

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 == Definition ==
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-It is '''a [[The states of the Elementary Field|state]] of the [[Elementary Field]]'''.
+It is '''a [[States of Elementary Field|state]] of the [[Elementary Field]]'''.
 '''Dark energy as anti-mass''' (or positive mass density).

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 It is a structure, a form of [[organization]] of the [[Perturbation|perturbations]] of the Elementary Field, a [[Structures of Information|Structure of Information]].
-It is the counterpart of [[Mass and the gravitational phenomena|mass]], it is '''negative mass'''.
+It is the counterpart of [[Mass and gravitational phenomena|mass]], it is '''negative mass'''.
 As '''[[Mass]] is described as an inhomogeneity in the [[Elementary Field]]''':

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	== Description ==		== Description ==
		+	'''Mass and and Space-time curvature are the same thing''', produced by the same cause: the density of Elementary Events and their distributions. The more Mass ([[Ordinary matter]]) an object has (or the more massive a space-time region is, for example due to the organizational structure of the distributions of Elementary Events that we call [[Dark matter]]) the greater is what we call the curvature of [[Space-time]] in that object and its surroundings, or in the considered Space-time region. We can have:
		+	*'''no curvature''' (flat time) = no mass: no massive structures, no Ordinary or Dark matter, no Ordinary or [[Dark energy]] (or rather, of an organizational structure of the distributions of Elementary Events that we call Dark Energy)
		+	*'''negative curvature''' = negative mass: presence of Ordinary or Dark matter, or Ordinary energy --> negative curvature means '''dilation''' of time, of temporal durations, of intervals
		+	*'''positive curvature''' = positive mass: presence of Dark energy --> positive curvature means '''contraction''' of time, of temporal durations, of intervals

	== See also ==		== See also ==