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The Closed-Form Resummation of Quantum Gravity Corrections: f(R) = R/(1+BR) from the Holographic Bound

Authors: Figueroa Gutiérrez, Fernando;

The Closed-Form Resummation of Quantum Gravity Corrections: f(R) = R/(1+BR) from the Holographic Bound

Abstract

The effective field theory of quantum gravity has been computing, order by order, the coefficients of an infinite series it never summed. We sum it. The series L = R + α₁R² + α₂R³ + ... is a geometric series with ratio −BR, B = ℓ²_P. Its closed form is f(R) = R/(1+BR). All coefficients are fixed simultaneously: αₙ = (−ℓ²_P)^(n-1). No free parameter remains at any order. The same function is derived independently from the Bekenstein-Hawking entropy bound without perturbation theory. Two roads. One destination. The resummation eliminates singularities by construction (R_max = 1/B), removes the cosmological constant problem (f(0) = 0 exactly), and recovers General Relativity exactly when BR ≪ 1. The holographic bound is not a consequence of quantum gravity. It is the principle that closes the series. Four parameter-free falsifiable predictions follow: post-merger gravitational echo delays Δt = F(a/M)·M·ln(M²/B); a massive scalar gravitational-wave mode with m² = c³/6Gℏ; systematic w(z) ≠ −1; and CMB power suppression at l < 10. All fixed by B. All falsifiable now.

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