On 13 December 2013 14:04, meekerdb <meeke...@verizon.net> wrote: > > The result was lack of frequency dispersion for gamma rays. So it was > assuming some interaction between photons and the discrete units of > spacetime. That seems pretty tight. > > Assuming the interpretation is correct, at least. Do you know the theory of why that was supposed to happen, and how the quantisation was reduced so far below the Planck length? If so I'd be interested in an explanation, assuming I can understand it. (Presumably if correct this result also screws up things like calculations of black hole entropy, which seem to rely on the Planck length being a "unit" in some sense - at least according to the "science for dummies" books I've read.)
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