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Infrared Screening of the Cosmological Constant
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The observed cosmological constant is set by the deepest infrared scale of the present universe rather than by the microscopic scales that contribute to the vacuum energy. We show that this emerges as the quantum fluctuations of the gravitational field are progressively taken into account. Consideri
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