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What about the most important characteristic of this particle, i.e. the pulsing between a particle state and a wave state. It would be little packets of energy that “want” to interact with other such wave/particles. Interaction takes three forms, fusing, getting in the way of, and crossing paths. Fusing occurs when two such particles express their particle phase in the same place at the same time. The fused particles combine in a forward momentum that “curves” the angular path of the two former wave/particles. “Getting in the way of” occurs when one particle expresses its particle phase in the path of, i.e. in the wave phase of another wave/particle. There is a transfer of energy and the path of both particles is “curved” by the interaction. “Crossing paths occurs when two particles cross paths in their wave state, “curving” the path of both particles. These particles emerge from a big bang. They combine and stabilize under certain conditions that allow for various types of stabilized particles. These stabilized particles become the quantum particles which then form atomic particles, atoms, and through nucleosynthesis form heavier elements that eventually will themselves end up in a future black hole somewhere. I know this is speculation about things that can’t be tested or proven yet. I’m just wondering if there are any comments or if there is anything about known physics that says no such wave particle is possible below the quantum particle level. Don’t hold back; rip it apart with good science. No personal attacks please, . |
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The problem for me is that your ideas cite the same thing as a solution. Your smaller particles also demonstrate this, er, behaviour -- wave-particle dulaity? That is if I understand you right? My hunch is that electrons, for example, will turn out to comprise smaller particles circling within the radius of the classical electron, as per Ralph Sansbury's ideas. These subtrons, as Sansbury calls them, won't necessarily have wave like properties, I don't think. |
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Bogie;
Your synopsis is much closer to reality than anyone knows, including you! Did you come up with this whole thing yourself, or is it taken in part from something else? It is, more or less, string theory like in its basic form, but there is an important difference. I find your posts insightful.
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.My view is that there is a natural duality in almost everything. There are two ends to every spectrum. In nature there is positive and negative, hot and cold, strong and weak, and probably an endless list. The same goes for politics with liberal and conservative, and religion with fundamental and permissive, and with love or hate, and even DNA splits in two. I guess my point is that it seems perfectly fitting that the elemental particle would have a dual nature. Quote:
Thanks for reading my post and contributing the Sansbury ideas. |
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I surf the web and get answers to my questions, but when I write theory it is mine. That doesn’t mean it is original, but I come up with this stuff on my own, so I can’t really blame anyone else, lol. I’m always sure that if I get too far off base there will be people to help set me straight. Admitting that my stuff is speculation, that it can’t be tested or proven usually reduces the number of comments that would point that out. If you think anything I write is insightful I would be happy to get into more depth with you on what that might be, but my ignorance is epic. . I am preparing another post for this thread to help clarify how I think the particle would have to work inside a black hole in order to come out like a big bang. Hopefully I will get some laughs along with the remote possibility of some insight. |
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You are doing the same thing the String/"M" theory folks have done, "ASSUMING" that the radiation was first and got here all at once.
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For now, I came across an article that seems to confirm that neutrinos have mass. Since my concept that everything is composed of EEPs and EEPs all have (infinitesimal) mass, I am happy about the finding. http://www.physorg.com/news62941548.html |
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The existence and characteristics of the elementary energy wave/particle (EEP) is crucial to my theory of how the entropy problem is solved in the greater universe. EEP interactions (pre-quantum environments) are predominant during the formation of an ultimate black hole. As I said, we are not talking about a micro black hole, or a collapsed star, or even a black hole at the center of a galaxy; we are talking about an ultimate black hole (UBH) of proportions large enough to contain the “stuff” of our entire known universe. EEP interactions (pre-quantum environments) are also predominant immediately after the big bang that is sparked by a UBH. But unless you are in the vicinity of a black hole (especially one that is in the process of becoming a UBH), or unless you find yourself in the hot expansion of a big bang, EEP interactions are relegated to the quantum framework of the universe (interaction of quantum and atomic particles) and the progression of nucleosynthesis. In other words, at all other times EEP environments have stabilized and stable EEP environments form quantum particles which make up atomic particles, therefore quantum and atomic environments have become predominant. Though EEPs influence all particle interaction, the real work of the EEP takes place between the event horizon of an ultimate black hole and the minutes immediately following a big bang. Before I post my thoughts about what makes a big bang go “bang”, I would like to get a better understand of reference frames so that I can use the right language. Is it proper to say that the universe exists in one potentially infinite reference frame, but within it, it is possible for different (individual) reference frames to exist? Is it proper to say that any individual reference frame, when viewed from the universal reference frame, will appear different to an observer in the universal reference frame than it appears to an observer in that particular reference frame if that particular reference frame is accelerating relative to the universal reference frame? Would it be correct that the apparent difference would be the effect of general relativity? From the universal reference frame, is it correct that an individual reference frame that is accelerating will appear to be getting more massive as it accelerates and it will appear that time is passing slower and slower as it accelerates, while from within the accelerating reference frame everything will seem normal? Now if acceleration of the particular reference frame stops, but it is now traveling fast relative to the universal reference frame: When acceleration of the particular accelerating reference frame stops, but that particular reference frame is traveling at some particular speed (high speed) relative to the universal reference frame, is there still an apparent difference in mass and time based on which reference frame you are viewing from? In that situation, would the mass of the speeding reference frame still appear to be greater (but no longer increasing) when viewed from the universal reference frame than it appears to be when viewed from a perspective within the speeding reference frame? Would time now be moving at the same pace in both reference frames because there is no more acceleration? Would a clock in the speeding reference frame be running consistently behind (but at the same pace) relative to a clock in the universal reference frame, assuming that both clocks were in sync before the speeding reference frame began its acceleration and assuming that the acceleration of the speeding reference frame as stopped relative to the universal reference frame? |
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"Proposed particle: The Elemental Energy Wave/Particle will have to be the tiniest particle and smallest unit of energy with infinitesimal mass. I can imagine it pulsing between a particle state and a wave state in such a way that at one instant this tiniest patch of energy can be expressed as a particle and at the next instant that particle transforms into wave movement of that particle in a pulsing sequence." For kicks, I'll conjecture that all particles are theoretical. There is no such thing as the tiniest particle and smallest unit. When you think you've really found it someone will find (or invent) one smaller. |
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Bogie,
I have personally explored many of the concepts you are discussing. They are contained on my website (link below). Also, I have recently explored some concepts about light, relativity, and black holes. They are in the thread, SR, ether, and Doppler shift. Let me know if any of this interests you.
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Let's put together the pieces of The Grand Puzzle . (website) "Let's define another operator, Sz, which we won't pay any attention to." "This transformation will automatically make zero equal zero." "It may be true that zero equals zero -- and that is certainly an equality -- but I don't want to go into the details at this time." |
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There are some interesting aspects to the neutrino pressure concept. The motion and forces that are at work cause what we observe so if we can't explain what we observe, we don't understand the physics yet. Your concept could very well explain some of the observations, and if so, could add “physics" to the concepts of dark matter, dark energy, and vacuum energy. Is that a fair statement of am I in left field? I have been comfortable with the concept of vacuum energy density (VED) (cosmological constant) in imagining the nature of the universe, but have not yet found anyone knowledgeable who can educate me on VED. It seems to me that VED and neutrino pressure would serve the same function, i.e. define/explain the movement of objects in space. The curvature (warping) of space around an object with mass and momentum is the general relativistic representation of VED and of neutrino pressures, if I am on the right track. What can you tell me to help me along here? |
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Well, I haven't detected any trojan horse myself, but that doesn't sound good. I'm sure the website service has appropriate security to protect against that sort of thing. It does favor pop-up ads, however.
I don't know what else I can tell you at this point, unless you have some specific questions about any of it. Most everything I have come up with so far is either on the website or in this forum. I'm not an expert, however, but more of an independent researcher and theorist, as it seems you are as well. I am still just trying to put it all together, piece by piece. I guess neutrino pressure probably would serve the same fuction as a vacuum energy density. It sounds like the same definition. I believe all particles and mass may be made up of the energy of neutrinos and/or light and move through the neutrino medium as waves. Their large energies allows them to be seen as particles. This is similar to string theory, since the energy of the waves is simply turned in upon itself, "trapped" if you will. This might be viewed as extra dimensions. The neutrinos themselves (or neutrino-like particles) that make up the vacuum are therefore just curled-up dimensions at the planck length. This doesn't mean I believe in extra dimensions, however. On the contrary. But I am trying to figure out how all of the different fields of physics can be related. Quantum physics, for example, is said to be inconsistent with relativity. But QM is the physics of the motions of the individual neutrinos that make up free space. In other words, it applies as one approaches the Planck length, about the size of an individual neutrino. Relativity, however, applies to very large regions of space, where the random motions of neutrinos cancel out, and space appears very smooth. I could probably go on, but I'd just be repeating much of which I have already stated before. If there is anything in particular you would like to discuss in detail, please let me know.
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Let's put together the pieces of The Grand Puzzle . (website) "Let's define another operator, Sz, which we won't pay any attention to." "This transformation will automatically make zero equal zero." "It may be true that zero equals zero -- and that is certainly an equality -- but I don't want to go into the details at this time." |
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Bogie. Welcome to the forum.There are no experiments that I have seen, or heard of that have ever suggested that electrons have any type of internal structure. The decay of a tau, or muon, to electrons has always seemed to stop there. Along the way neutrinos are emitted, of the correct family type.
No scattering experiment involving electrons has ever suggested that there is an internal structure. They are point-like. Even the decay of muons and taus is inappropriately viewed as being a "complex" electron. Those particles are not composites of electrons, muons, and neutrinos traveling in a troupe.....the disintegration is mediated by a weak force carrier. If the electron decayed to a smaller simpler particle, the charge would have to show up on it, or you would violate Conservation of Electric Charge....a Law that has never been seen to be broken in any cloud chamber, bubble chamber, wire chamber, or spark chamber anywhere. You will have to search the archived photos to find one, or program a UA1 detector to search for one, or look for one in DUMAND, or some such....Pete.
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General Relativity: there is warped space that “follows” objects around where ever they go, and the warp is proportional to the mass of the object, and diminishes in magnitude as the warp extends out into space away from the object. Vacuum energy density; the vacuum energy is proportional to the movement and mass of objects in space. This concept works best in a universe filled infinitely with mass and energy, where the vacuum energy density is in balance with the matter/energy in the universe, i.e. cosmologically “flat” and infinite in size and content. In a finite universe, it means that a flat or open universe will expand forever and complete entropy will result. In a closed universe it means that the entire universe will collapse. When an object moves through space, vacuum energy results in the void it leaves behind. A big crunch would be surrounded by a huge amount of vacuum energy in the arena from which the matter/energy that formed the big crunch was attracted from. If the big crunch results in a big bang, the expanding bang universe would expand and even accelerate into the relative void of the arena due to the bang itself, and due to the vacuum energy in the arena. Neutrino pressure: Give me a quick description of how this would work in comparison. |
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Well, as far as GR is concerned, it seems the effects must follow closely. The gravitational field itself moves with the body, and continues to move in a straight line, even if the body has changed directions. Of course, the cause is different. GR is attributed to the warping of space-time, where time and space are actually distorted. With neutrino pressure, the distortion is attributed to the neutrino medium only, where neutrinos are absorbed by a body, and the imbalance of inward and outward neutrino pressures causes another mass to accelerate toward it.
It appears your definition of a vacuum energy density is still identical to that of neutrino pressure as well. The only difference is that it does not predict an expansion or collapse of space-time, but rather that the Hubble constant is created by a loss of energy of light over some distance travelled through the neutrino pressure.
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Let's put together the pieces of The Grand Puzzle . (website) "Let's define another operator, Sz, which we won't pay any attention to." "This transformation will automatically make zero equal zero." "It may be true that zero equals zero -- and that is certainly an equality -- but I don't want to go into the details at this time." |