I don't understand the relation between the stuff in the thread and the usual zero point vacuum energy. The latter is T ~ eta, like the cosmological constant, but amy well-defined radiation field cannot have a lorentz invariant T ~ eta like that, no?
How can zero-point vacuum energy be Lorentz Invariant? I offered my best explanation. Any input? https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/447371/how-can-zero-point-energy-vacuum-be-lorentz-invariant …
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Right agree which is why I answer essentially what I believe was meant
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