Exciting physical problems for the near future

Abstract

A review of the pseudo-complex theory of General Relativity will be given. The theory implies the existence of a minimal length. Modifying the variational principle did lead to a contribution of a dark energy-momentum tensor on the right hand side of the Einstein equations. A physical principle emerges from it: Mass not only curves the space but also modifies the vacuum properties around that mass. The dark energy contributions react back on the curvature of space, halting the collapse of any size of mass, and finally the event horizon disappears. For the dark energy contribution a model had to be used, due to the lack of a quantized quantum theory. We resumed some experimental predictions, neglecting the effects of the minimal length.