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Georgina Parry wrote on Feb. 28, 2009 @ 01:52 GMT
I hope i'm not getting annoying but I do think that this is relevant....
According to the prime quaternion model, all matter (from atoms to matter composed of atoms) is in continuous motion along the 4th spatio-energetic dimension (This continuous afore-ward change in position can also be considered as change in potential energy from higher to lower potential energy).
The 4th dimension can be visualised as running from every point on the exterior of a spherical mass, through to the centre of the mass, where it does not stop but continues on to afore space, beyond observable 3D vector space. The 4th dimension also extends out from every point on the surface of a mass into aft space, beyond observable 3D vector space.
As matter travels along the 4th dimension the exterior of the mass moves to the space that was occupied by the interior, as the interior has moved afore along the 4th dimension. The mass does not collapse on itself in 4D or 3D space.
This is initially difficult to visualise, as it is motion but not directly along any of the 3 vector dimensions of space.
This motion gives rise to the force of gravity that can be observed in the macroscopic world. It is this motion that drives creation of matter at all scales and gives rise to the subjective experience of time.
Sub atomic particles are of such low mass that electrostatic and nuclear forces have a greater effect on them than gravity, which can therefore be considered negligible. Sub atomic particles are thus able to move within all 4 spatio- energetic dimensions in all directions including aft-wards along the 4th dimension.
This ability gives rise to some of the strange properties of sub atomic particles, as they are able to enter and leave 3D vector space by travelling directly along the 4th dimension. They are able to quantum leap instantaneously because they do not travel across 3D vector space. They are able to travel along what has historically been considered the time dimension. (Quaternion rule of maximum speed.
The speed of light in a vacuum is the maximum possible speed for travel through visible 3D vector space.Instantaneous action is observed due to change in position along the 4th dimension.)
Relativity only applies to subjective reality formed from observation, it does not apply to objective reality underlying the reality that is observable. Therefore the quaternion model of objective reality that unifies all forces is non relativistic, but still allows relativity to occur within subjective reality.
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Eckard wrote on Feb. 28, 2009 @ 13:33 GMT
In what sense a, b, c are infinite pure numbers? Why do you claim taming infinity? Isn't the fundamental theorem of calculus just required for non-linearity?
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Ray Munroe wrote on Mar. 2, 2009 @ 17:31 GMT
Dear Richard,
I agree that understanding infinity (and the variety of "infinities") is important. Many theorists have approximated the ~10^500 String Theory parameters as infinity. I think this is wrong because it implies that Dirac's Large Number is also infinity, which yields a Gravitational coupling of zero. The concept "infinity" is extremely important, but the number "infinity" should be approximated by a power of Dirac's Large Number in the real world.
I attended Florida State and Texas, where I lived in the shadows of great men such as Dirac, Weinberg, Wheeler and Prigogine. I live in Tallahassee today.
Sorry about the duplicate posting - I forgot to identify myself.
Sincerly, Ray Munroe
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Steve Dufourny wrote on Mar. 3, 2009 @ 12:35 GMT
Hello Ray ,
I like Prigogine too ,...Weinberg ,Dirac ....the constants are so important .....cosmologically ,physically,.....philosophically.....constants to open our mind .
In all case the infinity is so bad understand ,the relativistic and foundamental perception ,the mathematic infinity or the real Universe with their limits .
I am going to see the Wheeler'works ,
Regards
Steve
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Ray Munroe wrote on Mar. 4, 2009 @ 21:01 GMT
Dear Richard,
John Wheeler ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Archibald_Wheeler ) was a great physicist and teacher, but people outside of Gravitation might not have known him. It was rumored that his involvement in the Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs excluded him from Nobel Prize consideration. Wheeler was Director of the Center for Theoretical Physics at the U. of Texas, and probably had some influence in bringing Weinberg to Texas. I remember a seminar Wheeler gave in the early 1980’s on Grand Unified Theory. He said that a GUT should include Quantum Mechanics, Relativity AND Statistical Mechanics. He said this when most were only concerned with a union of the first two entities. One of Wheeler’s students, Richard Feynman, developed the Path Integral formulation of Quantum Mechanics, which implies that Quantum Mechanics has a Statistical nature.
I am also a huge fan of Dirac’s. Paul Dirac was a Prof. Emeritus at Florida State while I was an undergraduate student there. I developed some of my early ideas about Quantum Statistical Grand Unification (QSGUT) at Florida State, and some of my friends thought I should show the idea to Dirac. I didn’t. To this day, I’m not sure if I was more intimidated by his genius, or if I was arrogant that I could do it myself (and I did, but it took a long time and much self-doubt). I later realized that QSGUT had implications regarding Dirac’s Large Number. Too bad I didn’t share it with the great man himself, but I continue to talk about his Large Numbers Hypothesis because I think it is relevant. The Dirac family is buried near my grandparents, and I check on his grave occasionally.
I agree that there is a problem with the number “infinity”. I think it should be represented as a power of Dirac’s Large Number (!0^40) in the real world. For instance, Einstein’s Cosmological constant is approximately ((10^40)^-3), and the number of parameters in a 10-dimensional String Theory is approximately ((10^40)^12). I also think there is a problem with the formulation of Quantum Mechanics. I know that Quantum Mechanics and Quantum Field Theory both work, but I have some of the same reservations that Einstein had. I think that there is a large number (a power of Dirac’s Large Number) of Hidden Variables that are hidden, confined and constrained by the smallness of Hyperspace and the Statistical nature of Quantum Mechanics. I think that recent ideas by Len Malinowski ( www.leonardmalinowski.com ) may tie into these ideas.
I’m currently working on an E12 TOE. I have my own definition of E12, not the infinite-dimensional Kac-Moody E12. My approach to E12 does not necessarily rely on String Theory, but seems compatible thus far.
Good luck with your “Infinities”!
Sincerely, Ray Munroe
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Brian Beverly wrote on Mar. 7, 2009 @ 07:07 GMT
Wow! Why haven’t I heard about Richard Woodard and other ideas like this?! Many often seem to forget the approximate techniques in physics; my favorite professor would say, “In order to solve this problem we must go to the land of frictionless elephants” (we also assumed they were spherically symmetric). This article never mentions entropy and I can’t help but to see a connection to entropy because it discusses the approximating techniques of physics, the problems with infinity and using a logarithm in perturbation theory. I would like to know more.
Richard Woodard does not like fanciful theories about quantum but what about this one?
We know from quantum physics that Schrodinger’s cat is both dead and alive at the same time; and we know that this undead state is the classic textbook definition of a zombie:
< Alive | Cat | Dead > = Zombie
QED
You don’t have to be an expert in quantum physics to know that zombies eat brains. If the zombie cat ate the brain of the physicist before the “conscious” measurement then it could escape the lab and create more zombies through entanglement.
What would happen if the wavefunction didn’t collapse?
Zombie apocalypse!
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Steve Dufourny wrote on Mar. 7, 2009 @ 13:00 GMT
Thanks for this new works ,I am going to search more about Richard Woodard work ,on arxiv.I see infinites and finites spaces modes ,interesting .The deceleration too ,
Regards
Steve
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Georgina Parry wrote on Mar. 22, 2009 @ 01:12 GMT
A thought.
If the 4th dimension is regarded as spatial and extending from the outermost region of the hypersphere to the interior and then directly onwards to the outermost region. Then the 4th dimension can be considered infinite in length.
Einstein wrote x4=ict. If the 4th dimension is infinite then if it is divided by t that gives,
Infinity=ic
If i represents a point in 3D space, since spatial coordinates are represented by the imaginary numbers and the scalar dimension by real number line then,
The movement of a point in space at the speed of light is infinite.
Since it is proposed by the Prime Quaternion model that movement along the 4th dimension at the speed of light of all matter, gives rise to subjective time and gravity. Then it is to be expected that infinity may be encountered when seeking to mathematically define gravity.
Although macroscopic objects are continuously moving along the 4th dimension afore-wards, sub atomic particles move within all 4 dimensions of space, oscillating along the 4th dimension.
The electrostatic and strong nuclear force (tidal forces, according to the Prime quaternion model) ensure that the sub atomic particles are pulled along with the progress of the universe along the 4th dimension, rather than gravity i.e. the continuous afore-ward motion.
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Steve Dufourny wrote on Mar. 22, 2009 @ 18:34 GMT
Dear Georgina ,
You know ,I can understand your point of vue and your extrapolations .
I think your concept is mathemathic and not physic.
I like a lot you know maths ,numbers (Dirac ,Ostrogradski,Legendre,newton,...),maths are tools very interesting to calulate and extrapolate ,to improve and proof ,of course .
But the mathematic can be imaginary like complex ,octonions ,quaternions.....It's indeed interesting for some applications in technology ,etc...but the reality is the reality .
Personnally ,I think math and physic are linked of course but the physical reality has its limits and maths and human creativity mind ,No .
That's why I don't see the time in a mathematic point of vue but in a physical reality ,thus as constant in all centers of interest .
Time is not really the fourth dimension ,it's an evolution constant simply ,We can't imagine time with an imaginary mathematical point of vue .
That's why I admit in my theory some physical relative limits in correlation with a real perception and its foundamental laws .
It's the same with all constants ,it's as that ,foundamentals laws.
You know ,me too I like extrapolate ,but I extrapolate in correlation with my human limits and in correlation with spherization,without limits and laws ,it's more difficult I think to understand our Universe and its systems .
It's a little as if I say ,one day star will be a square ,it's an imaginary point of vue ,but after analyses ,I admit it's false ,the star will stay a sphere lol .
About subjectivities ,I prefer objectivity .The gravity ,the interactions ,the fields ,all is unified by the coded rotation and spherical architecture.
Gravity ,mass ,energy ,rotation,....all turns in relativity .
I repeat but I don't perceive our Universe like a fourth dimension ,but three(x,y,z)with a time constant .
You say ...Since it is proposed by the Prime Quaternion model that movement along the 4th dimension at the speed of light of all matter, gives rise to subjective time and gravity.
I don't understand the subjective point .Could you explain me please ?
sincerelly
Steve
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Georgina Parry wrote on Mar. 23, 2009 @ 11:52 GMT
There are only 4 spatio-energetic dimensions in the model. So there is no time only space. That is the objective reality. Time is experienced due to motion through that space.
Kinetic energy is movement within 3D space. Promotional energy, that is loss of universal potential energy, is afore-ward movement along the 4th dimension. All objects are in constant afore-ward motion along the 4th...
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There are only 4 spatio-energetic dimensions in the model. So there is no time only space. That is the objective reality. Time is experienced due to motion through that space.
Kinetic energy is movement within 3D space. Promotional energy, that is loss of universal potential energy, is afore-ward movement along the 4th dimension. All objects are in constant afore-ward motion along the 4th dimension.
The moving body can be said to have kinetic energy and promotional energy. Even stationary objects are loosing universal potential energy i.e. they have promotional energy, so they are not actually stationary when all 4 dimensions are considered.
The simultaneous universal potential energy change that occurs as an object is observed moving in 3D space could be described as Universal time "passing". All macroscopic objects in the universe are moving afore and thus universal time can be said to be passing for them. Sub atomic particles do not move in the same way but oscillate along the 4th dimension and are affected by electrostatic,and strong nuclear forces, magnetic and electric fields and thus Universal time does not pass in the same way for them.
There is no Universal present as each object has its own changing position in 4 dimensional space. The Universal present would have to be a composite made from the present moment at every point in the objective universe. That is impossible, because of the scale, because we can not see the objective universe as it exists now only its electromagnetic image, and because there is never a separate moment in time as there is always continuous change. Each object and particle has its own Universal time. (I might have referred to this as objective time but it is not really, as to separate a single particle or object from the universe for consideration is a subjective perspective.)
The regular motion of an object observed in 3D space can be used to give a subjective measurement of the passage of time if it is assumed that the passage of time is also regular and occurring simultaneously.
This is subjective. It is based on observation of a timing device and the assumption that time is passing regularly and evenly everywhere and is the same for all objects irrespective of their position or movement.
It does not under normal circumstances take account of how change in position in 3D space can affect position along the 4th dimension. i.e. the nearer to the gravitational pull of the earth the further afore along the 4th dimension. So a car on the road is further afore along the 4th dimension than the helicopter above him. Also a valley floor is closer to interior of earth, so further afore along the 4th dimension compared to the top of a mountain. This can be corrected by taking gravitational time dilation into account. However the time difference is so small that for everyday purposes it is not necessary to measure time so accurately.
The observation of the timing device, external environmental clues, internal body clock and the assumption of a regular passage of time gives the experience of time passing. This is subjective time not objective reality.
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Steve Dufourny wrote on Mar. 23, 2009 @ 20:20 GMT
Hi Georgina ,
Thank you for your explaination ,I understand better the subjective point of vue of time .Your method is clear .
Lol it's not a reason to admit this subjectivity but it's interesting , a very incredible mathematical extrapolation.
Kinds Regards
Steve
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Georgina Parry wrote on Mar. 24, 2009 @ 00:35 GMT
Thank you Steve, I'm glad that you appreciate how the model works in this matter, even if you do not agree with it.
The Prime quaternion model clearly separates three kinds of time. Universal time Ut, Subjective time t, and Historical time Ht, (that is the imagined past, present and future along a "time line.)"
This is very important. These three concepts of time are all very different and are currently muddled together causing the problem of comprehension. Time is not one concept but at least 3.
The difference in the motion of macroscopic bodies and sub atomic particles along the 4th dimension, and thus their different experience of Universal time, and also gravity arising from that motion along the 4th dimension, is also very important.
Subjective time can be further separated into externally informed subjective time which involves use of an external timing device (te) and internally informed subjective time (ti) which occurs due to the natural rhythm of the body clock which is set by the effect of light on the organism and stimulation of the pituitary gland.
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Brian Beverly wrote on Apr. 10, 2009 @ 09:59 GMT
Further analysis reveals that the no cloning theorem will prevent the previously theorized zombie apocalypse. Phew.... There is no good way to ask this so I'm just going to throw this out there; is anyone interested in purchasing a two year supply of MREs and a bunker full of soviet era munitions?
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