Vacuum Temperature

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From: Warren G. Anderson
Date: Thu, 09 Apr 1992 16:25

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In answering a recent post by Ronnie B. Kon, I stumbled upon an interesting
question. Can one define a temperature for vacuums on curved space-times?
If so, could some examples be given (your choice of vacuum and manifold)?

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