Entropy density of spacetime from the zero point length
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Abstract: It is possible to obtain the gravitational field equations in a large class of theories from a thermodynamic variational principle which uses the gravitational heat density associated with null surfaces. This heat density is related to the discreteness of spacetime at Planck scale, , which assigns degrees of freedom to any area . On the other hand, it is also known that the surface term in the gravitational action principle correctly reproduces the heat density of the null surfaces. We provide a link between these ideas by obtaining , used in emergent gravity paradigm, from the surface term in the action in Einstein's gravity. This is done using the notion of a nonlocal qmetric -- introduced recently [arXiv:1307.5618, arXiv:1405.4967] -- which allows us to study the effects of zero-point-length of spacetime at the transition scale between quantum and classical gravity. Computing for the qmetric in the appropriate limit directly reproduces the entropy density used in the emergent gravity paradigm.
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