Perspectives about Scales and Hierarchies in a Three-Dimensional Quantum Vacuum Ruled by Generalized Uncertainty Relations.

A model of a three-dimensional dynamic quantum vacuum defined by a variable energy density and ruled by generalized uncertainty relations is considered, which leads to a unifying treatment of microphysics of elementary particles and macrophysics of black holes in terms of a generalized Compton wavelength. In this model, new keys of explanation of scales, hierarchies and Higgs mass generation of the Standard Model are explored as a consequence of dissipative features of the vacuum originated by elementary sub-Planckian objects at the generalized Compton wavelength. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]