I know perception is an LB, but when I try that, I perceive six sides. Should we be looking for a hexa-quark?
In these paragraphs, it looks like you are saying that;
....penta-quarks make you doubt quark theory, and
....penta-quarks are like cubes and
....who but a VI would doubt the existence of a cube?
I must be missing what you mean.
QUOTE
easy, if our universe is a matrix of closely packed particles or even foam (in any packing formation) which can have both an energetic and static state , then energy fed via a single point and spread equally to adjacent particles will always form a non spherical shape, often a cube. A 2 dimensional test of this can be done on any computer.
Yeah. If. Lets say our universe is defined by a matrix with elements of size "Planck length" (or whatever your favorite minimum size is) )in three of it's dimensions, we could add a forth measured in Planck time, and I don't know what in any others we might add, but for now, let's hold it to 3, X, Y and Z.
Now, the hard part: define what a sphere is. Is it all matrix elements that fall within a certain radius of the center? Is it the matrix elements that are on the 'skin' of that shape?
Is it matrix elements that are "exactly" R distance from the center? Wait, the center itself is not know to better than the Planck length.
Is it matrix elements that are distance R plus or minus the Planck length from the center?
Hey, if you use the last definition (or the first), a 3x3x3 cube fits the definition of a R=1.5 sphere, so I can have your sphere and you can have my cube.
Your argument just means that your definition of a sphere is wrong, since I just showed how a cube can "be" a sphere in a quantum space.
If you want to play at the level where the quanta show in the fabric of space time, expect there to be rough spots.
And in this case, we have no certainty that our matrix elements are regular, that they stay near each other, that they stay the same size, you name it, at this level it is pretty much unknown.
QUOTE (->
| QUOTE |
| easy, if our universe is a matrix of closely packed particles or even foam (in any packing formation) which can have both an energetic and static state , then energy fed via a single point and spread equally to adjacent particles will always form a non spherical shape, often a cube. A 2 dimensional test of this can be done on any computer. |
Yeah. If. Lets say our universe is defined by a matrix with elements of size "Planck length" (or whatever your favorite minimum size is) )in three of it's dimensions, we could add a forth measured in Planck time, and I don't know what in any others we might add, but for now, let's hold it to 3, X, Y and Z.
Now, the hard part: define what a sphere is. Is it all matrix elements that fall within a certain radius of the center? Is it the matrix elements that are on the 'skin' of that shape?
Is it matrix elements that are "exactly" R distance from the center? Wait, the center itself is not know to better than the Planck length.
Is it matrix elements that are distance R plus or minus the Planck length from the center?
Hey, if you use the last definition (or the first), a 3x3x3 cube fits the definition of a R=1.5 sphere, so I can have your sphere and you can have my cube.
Your argument just means that your definition of a sphere is wrong, since I just showed how a cube can "be" a sphere in a quantum space.
If you want to play at the level where the quanta show in the fabric of space time, expect there to be rough spots.
And in this case, we have no certainty that our matrix elements are regular, that they stay near each other, that they stay the same size, you name it, at this level it is pretty much unknown.
Considering your calculations, what you are talking of is SPEED, NOT time. A second isn’t time, it’s a measure that an event took, i.e. a measure of time passing. Like many you confuse what others consider as time with periodicity. Even the article isn’t considering a MEASURE of time as a dimension. Time is not a measure and it doesn’t have attributes if it did this discussion would not be taking place.
Sorry for the delay, I needed to build a better VI to help me explain it.
What you mistakenly took to be me talking about speed (which is length over time, not time over length) was me talking about the rate of change of time over distance: delta T = L/C.
A second is a measure of time, like a meter is a measure of distance.
A second is not a dimension, like a meter is not a dimension.
Time is a dimensional "thing", like distance, and orthogonal to distance (as far as we know).
The same way we are able to measure distance in three orthogonal directions, we can measure time in one.
The article contends that we may be able to measure time in more than one orthogonal dimension, and space in more than three.
Spiz
Spizmar
20th May 2007 - 12:59 AM
ARtone,
I would like to apologize for two comments, since I did not mean them they way they come across::
QUOTE
Well, if you don't believe in quarks, someone can drop a nuke on you.
it was supposed to be more like this:
"Well, if you don't believe in quarks, someone can still drop a nuke on you."
or this
"Just because you don't believe in premarital sex doesn't mean others are not having it."
not a directed attack at you.
The comment:
QUOTE (->
| QUOTE |
| Well, if you don't believe in quarks, someone can drop a nuke on you. |
it was supposed to be more like this:
"Well, if you don't believe in quarks, someone can still drop a nuke on you."
or this
"Just because you don't believe in premarital sex doesn't mean others are not having it."
not a directed attack at you.
The comment:
Your self centered universe is also centered in space, not just time
was referring to how you talked about the universe being centered on the individual, not the more obvious meaning of saying that you are self centered.
We are all self-centered, that is why it is so hard to fight out of the "here" and "now" to look at the bigger picture.
The rest you should take at face value (shrug)
Spiz
Kenny
20th May 2007 - 01:30 AM
According to me, if a system has moving things and stationary things, then that's all it is......moving things, and stationary things. Time is really nothing more than something we, ourselves, define just so that we can talk about the system, or predict things about it. That's all there is to it.
ARtone
20th May 2007 - 01:44 AM
Hi Spizmar
I have read some of your posts but its now 2.30am here and I must get some sleep, you youngsters probably need less. I think we are for the most part in agreement some of your comments I will reply to tomorrow. Yes it is very difficult to discuss such concepts without seeming to contradict oneself.
AR
PS not sure what LOL means or ruck.
spizmar
20th May 2007 - 02:42 AM
QUOTE (ARtone+May 20 2007, 01:44 AM)
Hi Spizmar
I have read some of your posts but its now 2.30am here and I must get some sleep, you youngsters probably need less. I think we are for the most part in agreement some of your comments I will reply to tomorrow. Yes it is very difficult to discuss such concepts without seeming to contradict oneself.
AR
PS not sure what LOL means or ruck.
AR,
LOL is laugh out loud, and a ruck is a backpack (rucksack, carryall) that you put your stuff in, on your back, when walking.
It's only 1930 here, so I haven't put my youngsters to bed yet, but soon.
Have a good nights sleep.
Spiz
ARtone
21st May 2007 - 01:34 AM
Hi Spitz
When I mentioned youngsters I meant you, I am a bit older . Having read the latter part of you post on time as a dimension I would only agree with this if by dimension you mean that time is measurable as discrete periods as it passes i.e. a measurement started in the past with the belief that the future will exist for that measurement to be completed. I do not consider this the same as a physical dimension in which objects can be measured and exist for multiple discrete time periods. Time is our perception of its passing and as far as each individual is concerned time only exists in their lifetime. What you are talking of is the measurement of time not time as an indescribable entity.
what I was trying to get across re what we consider as "now" is that what we each perceive and sense as now is not the same as any other persons in that specific moment due to signal travel period. If we consider sight the closest we see i.e. the closest another objects "now" is to the viewer, is the front of the eyeball as in extreme circumstances it is possible to see minute particles moving as the eyeball moves. All perceptions happened in the past and at varying past points depending upon the distance the signal has to travel. This means that we never see the present that exists for others.
As for quarks, yes, a hexaquark state should be observable as should a quad-quark state, the problem is these two need much greater accuracy of the target particle orientation than the so called pentaquark state (these multi quark definitions are only used for understanding and not my acceptance of them as individual entities).
This is not to say that I believe that particles are not composed of other entities because for them to have a definitive shape formed by nature, they must comprise thousands ,maybe millions, of smaller entities. these numbers must be values that define their size to great accuracy, not allowing odd additions or subtractions without consequence. I would suggest therefore that they comprise very large but exact cubic values of the entities.
Nature must be simple else how could it have evolved.
All for Now AR
Nick
21st May 2007 - 04:32 AM
QUOTE (ARtone+May 21 2007, 01:34 AM)
When I mentioned youngsters I meant you, I am a bit older . Having read the latter part of you post on time as a dimension I would only agree with this if by dimension you mean that time is measurable as discrete periods as it passes i.e. a measurement started in the past with the belief that the future will exist for that measurement to be completed. I do not consider this the same as a physical
IF TIME IS NOT OF THIS PHYSICAL DIMENSION THEN WHY DOES IT BELONG TO THE REALM OF PHYSICS ARt?
QUOTE (Art+)
what I was trying to get across re what we consider as "now" is that what we each perceive and sense as now is not the same as any other persons in that specific moment due to signal travel period. If we consider sight the closest we see i.e. the closest another objects "now" is to the viewer, is the front of the eyeball as in extreme circumstances it is possible to see minute particles moving as the eyeball moves. All perceptions happened in the past and at varying past points depending upon the distance the signal has to travel. This means that we never see the present that exists for others.
NOW IS EVERYWHERE IN THE SPACE-TIME OF THE UNIVERSE. THE PAST IS NOT IN THE DISTANCE. LIGHT IS.
MITCH RAEMSCH -- LIGHT LOVE --
Kenny
21st May 2007 - 11:03 AM
QUOTE (Nick+May 21 2007, 04:32 AM)
IF TIME IS NOT OF THIS PHYSICAL DIMENSION THEN WHY DOES IT BELONG TO THE REALM OF PHYSICS ARt?
It is not an 'IT'. Time is a definition that humans defined. Without coming up with this 'time' definition, we wouldn't be able to describe things that move and don't move. Same thing as 'length' and 'distance'. We define these things in order to describe size of things and how far away something is relative to something else. Whether we define these things like 'time' and 'distance' is probably meaningless to the universe. It's only meaningful to ourselves because we use these definitions to just do something that help ourselves.
ARtone
21st May 2007 - 05:15 PM
Hi Kenny
Well said, you define it a lot better than I have been able to, I agree entirely
AR
ARtone
21st May 2007 - 05:31 PM
Hi Nick
Of course "now" exists throughout the universe, but you will never know or see the "now" that any other individual or object would see if it was able to. Look in the sky, the stars are a good example, all are at different distances which means that you don't see their collective "Now" (moment at which its image started its journey through space. What you see is an incredibly complex scene made up of different times in the past depending upon the travel period the signal has taken to when you receive it. This rule applies to all scenes, however, for close scenes it is possible/likely that more than one object could be at the same distance and represent the same moment in the past.
AR
Spizmar
23rd May 2007 - 06:00 AM
As I understand it (with the most dangerous amount of knowledge - almost none

) time passes (travels?) at different rates under different relativistic conditions.
This goes back to how I defined time before (not my definition, just the one I gave) , where "time passes" at a rate of 1/C.
I understand C to be roughly 300,000 km/sec in a vacuum. So, I understand that when light travels that far, a second has passed.
If time were to march along at a constant pace of one second per objective second (or whatever it should be called), then now would progress the same for everything in the universe, and light would not bend.
You pick any arbitrary "now" to start.
Compare two things with a concept of "now", one in a low gravity situation, and one in a high gravity situation,.
Come back in an "hour", and 59m59s have gone by for low gravity, but 59m47s have gone by for high gravity.
This is not slight-of-hand photon arrival times.
This is actual subjective time (but that it were objective), measured in how fractions of a half-life of some radio-active material have gone by.
Spiz
DoktorSerendipitous
23rd May 2007 - 08:18 AM
What decides how many dimensions there are? God, nature, mathematics, happenstance? Physicists need dimensions of space and time to describe the universe but that doesn’t mean the universe needs those dimensions in the mathematical sense to exist.
Two time dimensions? Why one in the first place? We create time through measurement. Does universe create time by measuring itself also? Or do we just explain time away by saying that it is a “property” of nature, which is invisible, omnipresent, abstract, and non-material? It sounds awfully like God to me.
The incompatibility of quantum mechanics and general relativity that the physicists have been trying to reconcile simply means that as we get closer to the way the nature really runs things our conventional means of describing the nature with orthogonal system of dimensions just might not match the reality. It is the incompatibility of physical assumptions buttressed by mathematics upon which those two theories are based that stands in the way. The issue is far more fundamental than just fitting the puzzle pieces. After all pieces may fit but the whole picture can be wrong.
That’s the danger of relying on mathematical means too heavily. As the String theory physicist Joe Polchinski has put it diplomatically, “This two-time idea seems to have some interesting mathematical properties.” Is there good physics in it? Polchinski did not say. Only time will tell.
Bryn Richards
23rd May 2007 - 09:15 AM
QUOTE (Kenny+May 21 2007, 11:03 AM)
It is not an 'IT'. Time is a definition that humans defined. Without coming up with this 'time' definition, we wouldn't be able to describe things that move and don't move. Same thing as 'length' and 'distance'. We define these things in order to describe size of things and how far away something is relative to something else. Whether we define these things like 'time' and 'distance' is probably meaningless to the universe. It's only meaningful to ourselves because we use these definitions to just do something that help ourselves.
Exactly
Guest_err
26th May 2007 - 06:57 AM

only two? I wonder if there could be more...
Zephir
26th May 2007 - 10:43 AM
QUOTE (Guest_err+May 26 2007, 09:57 AM)

only two? I wonder if there could be more...
Yep, the two time model is just an approximation, following the fact, we are living inside of 4D space-time realized by the 2D membranes, which are having (mostly) a two surfaces. While at high energy density conditions the vacuum exhibits the
birefrigence, the quantum uncertainty is the perceivable manifestation of many time dimensions.
QUOTE (Guest_err+May 26 2007, 09:57 AM)
That’s the danger of relying on mathematical means too heavily. As the String theory physicist Joe Polchinski has put it diplomatically, “This two-time idea seems to have some interesting mathematical properties.” Is there good physics in it? Polchinski did not say...
Of course, the fully formal math models must be handled with caution. But the string theory is over its own predictability zenith. This doesn't means, the string theory cannot derive the multiple times concept as well less or more lately. In fact, some two-time extensions of string theory are existing already, just the Polchinski doesn't know about it. But here's many theories and concepts, which can enable us to understand thing by more exact and easier way, to compute the more. If you will read
my notes about this concept, you'll see, the two-time dimensions concept is in fact very well motivated both theoretically, both experimentally.
Guest_mott.carl
26th May 2007 - 11:44 AM
we could to think that in beginning of the universe ,multiuniverses can have appeared,through of the bifurcation proceesses,that want do decrease the
anosotropy and non-homogeneity of matter ,space,time,doing decrease the
entropy of interne processes,restauring the symmetry,based in the connection of space andtime in spacetime,in the principle the operator PT was broken,and does
appear two opposed rotation spinors,that generate the differents spacetime continuos,and does compactify the the dimensions of spacetimes major than 4,
being that in these dimension occur the invisibles between the universal interactions and differents quantic states,that implies high density energy-with speeds near the speed of light.
then the branchings in the multiples states of spacetime,linked each one,to a potential of wavefunctions,that determine that each particles has a spacetime continuos only one.it is,the particles has a retarded potentia to positive spacetime,so as have the same advanced potential to negative spacetime( that is given Green integral functions) that is the spacetime splitted in two opposed directions by the spinors,where the space 3D in encurved by time,with division
by half of spacetime that are conjugateds,that has properties non-commutatives,and has the asymmetry of rotations by 360 degrees generated
by biquaternions,having the quaternions as principal group,that contain both
lorentz transformations,that restaure the broken symmetries.
then there are multiples subuniverses,that are generated by the superstrings,and some lose its symmetries and are curl up,but the conections between its are
linkeds by the fundamental interactions,spacetime continuos,and mass-energy
transformations.
Zephir
26th May 2007 - 12:55 PM
QUOTE (Guest_mott.carl+May 26 2007, 02:44 PM)
...&%&&#%*@%##%*@%&&#%*@%##%*@%&&#%*@%##%*@%&&#%*@%##%*@%##%&&#%*@%##%*@%&&#%*@%##%*@%&&#%*@%##%*@%&&#%*@%##%*@%&&#%*@%##%*@%&&#%*@%##%*@%*@%##%*@%##%*@%#....
AWT in one sentence: The particles of reality are formed by observation of reality through density fluctuations of particles of reality.
Kenny
26th May 2007 - 12:58 PM
Look ..... there's no such real thing as time. Time is just a definition based on movement of some (thing). Seriously, you're wasting your 'time' when talking about 'time dimensions', because the time definition just comes from a measurement involving moving things.
J
26th May 2007 - 05:12 PM
Brian Fraser has long been building a model of physics in which both space and time are three-dimensional and synchronously expanding in every direction at the speed of light.
Zephir
26th May 2007 - 07:20 PM
QUOTE (Kenny+May 26 2007, 03:58 PM)
Seriously, you're wasting your 'time' when talking about 'time dimensions', because the time definition just comes from a measurement involving moving things.
By
AWT nothing really exists, just the differently named causality gradients, the ratio of the Aether gradients in the space and time directions (so called the curvature of space time) is serving as the gravitational field as the source of another mater. If the time is not real, then the nearly all the other concepts of contemporary physics based on the time aren't real too (the acceleration, momentum, and so on). Why to consider such stance, after then? The
AWT approach is completely constructive: it's not based on the denial, but the explanation of concepts:
"
Can some idea appear useful in particular context? Yes? Well, let's try to found the physical representation of it."
Because the explanation of different concept accelerates and streamlines the energy spreading inside of civilization, such explanation becomes a part of reality by the same way, like the another causal gradient. By
AWT even the scientific ideas and theories are physically real artifacts fulfilling the gradient driven dynamics and such stance helps to understand/predict the mechanisms of scientific concept evolution and spreading.
Furthermore, by
AWT the time is the local artifact, which is serving like spatial dimension in reciprocal (imaginary) space-time, so the time concept is as real, as the space concept. The ratio of space and time (the curvature of space time) can therefore serve as a space for another space-time gradients.
Guest_mott.carl
26th May 2007 - 08:21 PM
Zephir
the spac e is endowed of two torsions( traduced mathematically by spinors of left-right handed) and time has two torsions( traduced by the two vortices opposite rotations,that are conjugated).therefore the time with two parametrizations
split the space in two segmentations,encurving it.And generating the curvatures of spacetimes.IS ONLY THIS.
The biquaternions is algebra that in 8-dimensions,deform the space,and also the
time,as in mobius' strip.through of the non-commutative property,the biquaternions
permit the transformations non-symmetric when a object in 4D rotates from left-handed to right-handed ans viceversa,explaining the metrical of time( generated
by two opposite directions),that define the infinities curvatures of spacetimes,each one,with a potential
Bryn Richards
27th May 2007 - 02:35 AM
QUOTE (Zephir+May 26 2007, 07:20 PM)
By AWT nothing really exists
Pretty useless theory then, really

Remind us again of what glorious things have resulted from it. The world is waiting.
mott.carl
27th May 2007 - 06:26 PM
is possible that the time-coordinates are degenerated to spatial-coordinates,that through of the topologic changes are origins of the temporal dimensions.then
these dimensions of times degenerated,or better wrap up,are hidden variables,
that are associated to hidden symmetries that can unify through of these topologics changes ( that mantain implicits,the symmetrties,that are due the non-linear processes,that is more complicateds-occur there the complexifications of dimensions to transformations of space-like iinto time-like and viceversa,that are spacetime curvatures,that determine the type of the hypersurfaces,that there are given by the riemannian manifolds that physically appear as 4-dimensional worlds,that aren't completely symmetrics),the interactions,as electromagnetics,
weak,strongs,and gravity( that is associated to time-coordinates,with more of two
dimensions,that is linked to the 10-dimensions of space.
may there is many time-dimensions.
HT
27th May 2007 - 06:29 PM
look i'm all for non-academic-driven advances in the sciences, especially given the current state of physics with so many of the best and brightest all working on one very hard to prove m theory problem. But the debates in this thread are philosophical (and I'm not talking about the creationists and awt folks), not scientific, and are full of conjecture and intuitive assumption.
This is math right now, not even science yet. Einstein and QT were math before they were science. String/M are still math. Since no truly clear evidence has come of M, and many think it needlessly complicated for solving anything but financial probability calculations, I think it is refreshing to see a guy come up with such a comparatively simple solution.
This guy devised math no more or less preposterous than any previous math. But it makes the right predictions. Is the math elegant? Who knows? Raise your hand if you've read his paper! Raise your hand if your simpler math can potentially eliminate the need for dark matter!
But recoiling because it requires two time dimensions? If you can understand that there is one then another shouldn't be too hard to grasp conceptually. People just because you draw a point or a line on paper doesn't mean that a single dimension is 2D in and of itself! Just because a horizontal line, or series of dots, can be drawn to describe x doesn't mean the dimension x is 2 dimensional! The line only appears to have height, or thickness, or dimension Y, because you are drawing it. the line doesn't actually exist with height in the equation. eg. superstrings are 1 dimensional too. I am literally at a loss for words.
And if you contest that time is dimensional, well, so be it. Contest it in publication with equations, not intuitive logic, semantics, or rationale. Explain how static time for an object slows as its speed increases or behaves in a big bang scenario or singularity. Publish your math without time and make all the predictions, and don't worry about publishing it in a journal, just get it on your website and let the academics you respect know you have something for them to see.
QT says you can't know both properties, but qt also needs a graviton and an axion to work beyond the angstrom scale. qt is incredibly precise down there in the trenches, but has never been much use elsewhere, hence superstring/M etc.
Oh and to the guy who wants this prof to come see you because "he won't get there" otherwise, he's a university prof: he's got phone, email, all that good stuff. just punch him in to google. you should drop him a line, compare notes.
Zephir
27th May 2007 - 06:38 PM
QUOTE (Bryn Richards+May 27 2007, 05:35 AM)
Pretty useless theory then, really

Remind us again of what glorious things have resulted from it.
For example the the time dimensions concept
can be derived from the
AWT - after all, this is why, we are talking about it right here.
Zephir
27th May 2007 - 11:13 PM
QUOTE (HT+May 27 2007, 09:29 PM)
But the debates in this thread are philosophical ...not scientific
What's nonscientific on the birefringence of vacuum or the event horizon doubling?
This is not just the math, but real testable phenomena.
2kuch
28th May 2007 - 07:51 AM
U know this world is full of wonders,so i'll add by simple that "time in complex matter has infinite dimentions" don't ask me y?.........peace
Zephir
28th May 2007 - 09:23 AM
QUOTE (2kuch+May 28 2007, 10:51 AM)
U know this world is full of wonders,so i'll add by simple that "time in complex matter has infinite dimensions" don't ask me y?
Surprisingly enough, just the simplest matter, i.e. the gas composed from chaotically moving particles has the higher number of the time dimensions from mechanical wave spreading. By
AWT the limited number of dimensions arises from compactification of these particle fluctuations into foamy cellular structure. This process is reversal, therefore the introduction of energy leads to the symmetry restoration and recreation of many dimensions again. The uncertainty of quantum world is the tangible remnant of many time dimensions state from graviton era of Universe evolution history and supposedly our future too.
ARtone
28th May 2007 - 09:49 AM
Hi all
J In your short post I notice the word "Long" should this be forever as it is impossible to measure time.
Kenny, well said, I agree entirely. Using the measure of time past to "present" to future ( I use the word present reservedly) as time this like going to buy a carpet where the salesman says " but it was longer before the last person bought some" or buying for a piece of 2x2 wood, finding it to be 1/8 inch less in each dimension and the salesman saying " but it was 2x2 before it was planed.
Time can only be a dimension as a measure of the past to other past or past to future, and as a measure the word "dimension" is appropriate but this word "dimension" has been corrupted by its use in science fiction by being applied to a non 3d state, where I think some of the posters are interpreting as.
AR
ARtone
28th May 2007 - 10:01 AM
Hi Spiz
I agree that time may be shortened in a high gravity situation and in my model of the universe this is easily explained:
because the universe is a matrix of incredibly small "particles" (whatever they may be, at least 1 billion per smallest sub atomic particle) this structure is deformed by gravitation forces thereby making a straight line path (which it isn't as it must be aliased, but ignoring this for now) distorted and lengthened.
To which you would say " yes but thats the wrong way around in a high gravity situation the path is shorter" but this brings us back to the aliasing problem which occurs in any matrix. Bending the straight but aliased line removes some of the aliasing thereby reducing the number of particles being triggered to transfer the energy of light. This of course would also effect "entanglement" Einsteins "spooky action action at a distance
Which brings me to a question: "How did Einstein know of entanglement"?
AR
ARtone
28th May 2007 - 10:24 AM
Hi Zephir
you are making the beautiful simplicity of nature sound very complex, I can only assume this is an attempt at self aggrandizement. Do you really think the construction of our universe could have been so complex?
Nature is simple, its results are complex, which, to get at the truth, we are trying to ignore. Adding a lexicon of clever sounding words does nothing to help.
AR
Zephir
28th May 2007 - 11:28 AM
QUOTE (ARtone+May 28 2007, 01:24 PM)
..you are making the beautiful simplicity of nature sound very complex...
The
AWT model of reality is utterly simple and transparent with compare to existing theories: every particles are density fluctuations of hypothetical more dense environment. Briefly speaking, our universe is formed by the interior of dense star, which creates the fluctuations like condensing supercritical vapor.

Because the introducing environment is so dense, these fluctuations are attracted mutually, thus creating another density fluctuations, and so on. The certain level of this fluid is called the vacuum, which we are living in. That's all.
Bryn Richards
28th May 2007 - 02:10 PM
QUOTE (ARtone+May 28 2007, 10:24 AM)
you are making the beautiful simplicity of nature sound very complex, I can only assume this is an attempt at self aggrandizement. Do you really think the construction of our universe could have been so complex?
Nature is simple, its results are complex, which, to get at the truth, we are trying to ignore. Adding a lexicon of clever sounding words does nothing to help.
I agree with this, wholeheartedly.
mott.carl
28th May 2007 - 02:12 PM
Zephir-how many times are possibles in that theory AWT?
The aether is made of multiples spacetimes with differents frequencies and speeds?Being the speed of light the speed-pattern,by the which the others speeds must be measureds?
Then the particles and antiparticles creates the metrics of spacetimes,through of the operator PT,and its respectives breakdown linked to the densities of energy and further of mass.the speed of light gives the relations between mass-energy,with the curvatures of spacetimes(that deform the aether,and implies that each particles in the universe vibrates into of frequency only one-that is the spacetime only one,with a speed-limit ),calculed by rotations systems,with opposed spins,that gives us the metrical time,in consonance with the degrees of curvatures of spacetimes,associated to its speeds and frequencies.
In the case,the Aether fulfil all the vaccum that is linked to differents densities,and
is in reasonance with the speeds that travel the objects in that medium.That must be Dynamics and Non-Static ? Is THIS?
Zephir
28th May 2007 - 03:24 PM
QUOTE (mott.carl+May 28 2007, 05:12 PM)
Zephir-how many times are possibles in that theory AWT?
I suppose, this number can be virtually infinite - after all, the quantum uncertainty is the tangible manifestation of many time dimensions at the Planck scale. Whenever the cellular structure of Aether fluctuations dissolves, the energy spreading is losing it's preferred directions/dimensions and the number of time dimensions increases correspondingly. The fully chaotic system of particles exhibits the infinite number of dimensions/directions, because no specific geometry of energy spreading is preferred here.In low dimensional particle system the number of time dimensions available corresponds the number of spatial dimensions inside of this system because of symmetry. Every density fluctuation can serve here both like the time dimension, both the spatial dimension. in accordance with this, the gravitons (the fundamental fluctuations of Aether inside of our generation of Universe) are ambivalent particles: they can serve both like the particles of matter (i.e. the fermions), both like the particles of energy (i.e. the bosons).
QUOTE (mott.carl+May 28 2007, 05:12 PM)
..The aether is made of multiples space-times with different frequencies and speeds??
By
AWT the space-times are formed by the Aether and vice-versa (supposedly). The Aether appears like the dynamic foam composed from fluctuations of fluctuations, every space-time is simply the distinct phase of Aether foam of different compactification level, which exhibits the different number of time and spatial dimensions and the geometry (space-time metric). These levels can be nested, they can even appaear parallel. The two time dimensions concept and the vacuum in its birefringence state is the easiest to understand/imagine example of parallel universes, I think.
QUOTE (mott.carl+May 28 2007, 05:12 PM)
..That must be Dynamics and Non-Static ? Is THIS?
Sorry, I'm affraid, I didn't understood the question.
ARtone
28th May 2007 - 09:48 PM
Sorry zephir but your previous post to myself does not make sense. You say that the universe was formed by the interior of an exploding star, the problem is that without an existing universe you cannot have a star. Furthermore, you use the word "density" as others use "time" both these are measures, one comparative and the other a measure of passing events.
If AWT was a correct description of the universe (and it isn't) measurements of any type would be impossible due to continuous fluctuations.
The universe and ever thing in it is composed of structures at least 0ne billionth the size of the smallest known particle. These structures have three states
isolated rotating - activated by the addition of energy such as a light pulse
isolated static - space vacuum
conjoined to produce known particles of matter, probably in cubic values
One universe, one constructional element/particle/object
AR
Guest_mott.carl
29th May 2007 - 10:24 AM
zephir
i tallk on the aether in state of constant movement.not a aether static.Is yes,a medium,in dynamic process that altere the forms of objects( contraction of space)
,deform the passage of the time( that can be seen with differences of the centre to
the part more externe of a disc in uniform motion,that gives the time dilatation)
then the aether,in motion produces effects in the rods and clocks that if motion
in it.Is this?
Zephir
29th May 2007 - 04:10 PM
QUOTE (ARtone+May 29 2007, 12:48 AM)
..the problem is that without an existing universe you cannot have a star...
With respect of the causality something can be created from nothing...

The Big Bang hypothesis faces this problem as well and the
AWT fits the observation of deep space better, because we can observe the well developed galaxies even at the oldest parts of Universe. The Big Bang model is the dual model to
AWT implosion.
Nick
29th May 2007 - 05:10 PM
VERTICAL TIME OR IMAGINARY TIME NEEDS AN IMAGINARY CLOCK TO MEASURE AND VERIFIED IT IF IT IS TO BE APPLIED IN PHYSICS.
MITCH RAEMSCH -- LIGHT FELL --
Guest_mott.carl
29th May 2007 - 05:39 PM
the existence of imaginary time would be the same that infinities real-times?
or just part of the curvatures of spacetime?and others parts,are hidden time dimensions?
Guest_mott.carl
30th May 2007 - 12:33 PM
How we could link the speed-limit to the time with two dimensions,in case?
but the speed of light can be limit,but without necessity to it have an absolute value,in the vaccum.then it could be variable,ans measured in differents curvatures of spacetime.then would to think that there are infinities continuities of spacetimes,with a value maximum to these curvatures of spacetime,being the speed of light originated by geometry in its values-limit.But that values to c in each
continuity of spacetime,isn't absolute in value.the continuities of spacetime are discretes,in each limit of c,vinculated at the spacetimes,that are contiguos between
theirs.
Bryn Richards
30th May 2007 - 01:09 PM
It may be argued that the speed of light is not the limit at which matter can travel, but is simply just the limit at which matter we can detect, can travel at. I do not believe photons are fundamental particles, I am led to believe there are particles more fundamental than it, which eventually reach the most fundamental level of the actual fundamental particle itself. However, to break down matter to such fundamental levels, would require the use of a singularity, because afaik, it is the only natural process by which photons can be broken down. It's the only thing strong enough to do the job
mott.carl
30th May 2007 - 02:22 PM
do you does believe that the speed of light has infinity speed?
then as could think in spacetime continuos,if there is a constant and limit speed?
why particles that travel with speeds greater than c,cann't be detecteds?we then could to talk in small infinitely particles( some relations with the minor lenght of Strings,possible?has some relation with the spacetime?
Bryn Richards
30th May 2007 - 03:00 PM
QUOTE
do you does believe that the speed of light has infinity speed?
No, I just think it's a standard speed which photons happen to travel at, just like how any other particle travels at the speed which it does.
QUOTE (->
| QUOTE |
do you does believe that the speed of light has infinity speed?
|
No, I just think it's a standard speed which photons happen to travel at, just like how any other particle travels at the speed which it does.
then as could think in spacetime continuos,if there is a constant and limit speed?
It's only constant so far as we cannot increase it further, without having particles faster than it, to smash into the back of it. Which is the same as any other particle other than photon. It can be increased to near light speed in a particle accelerator, by smashing photons into the back of the particles.
QUOTE
why particles that travel with speeds greater than c,cann't be detecteds?
Well, look at how hard neutrinos are to detect, and now imagine a particle 1) Smaller than neutrinos, 2) Faster than neutrinos, 3) Lighter than neutrinos, and 4) Only emanating from singularities, unlike neutrinos which emanate from pretty much all sources in space. Plus, then understand that when such particles shoot out from singularities, that they proceed to leave the galaxy of the singularity which spawned them, and then either 1) Leave the galaxy and eventually get caught in the gravitational attraction of other galaxies, or 2) Be held by the gravitational attraction of the galaxy of the singularity which spawned them.
When you combine all of the above, that is why such particles have not been detected.
QUOTE (->
| QUOTE |
why particles that travel with speeds greater than c,cann't be detecteds?
|
Well, look at how hard neutrinos are to detect, and now imagine a particle 1) Smaller than neutrinos, 2) Faster than neutrinos, 3) Lighter than neutrinos, and 4) Only emanating from singularities, unlike neutrinos which emanate from pretty much all sources in space. Plus, then understand that when such particles shoot out from singularities, that they proceed to leave the galaxy of the singularity which spawned them, and then either 1) Leave the galaxy and eventually get caught in the gravitational attraction of other galaxies, or 2) Be held by the gravitational attraction of the galaxy of the singularity which spawned them.
When you combine all of the above, that is why such particles have not been detected.
we then could to talk in small infinitely particles( some relations with the minor lenght of Strings,possible?has some relation with the spacetime?
I personally feel that 'infinity' is thrown around way too much. The way it has been theorised by myself (By following the line of logic from the above), is that eventually particles may be broken down to the true fundamental particle, that which was created at the moment of the big bang. I do not believe in a mystical 'pure energy', I only believe energy to be a value which was assigned to this universe, as a 'total energy' value. I don't believe 'pure energy' has any physical construct, in order to exist in this universe. Therefore, the only thing which could exist, would be fundamental particles and all which is above them.
Solid State Universe
30th May 2007 - 03:33 PM
Le sigh...
Matter and antimatter give evidence for two seperate temporal dimensions.
Positrons never appear to be entering a bubble chamber 'in reverse', despite existing in a sort of 'contratime'.
Bryn Richards
30th May 2007 - 04:06 PM
QUOTE (Solid State Universe+May 30 2007, 03:33 PM)
Matter and antimatter give evidence for two seperate temporal dimensions.
No they don't. They're just two forms of the same thing, with different charges. There's absolutely nothing to suggest multiple 'temporal dimensions', nor is there anything to suggest time as a physical dimension itself, except as merely a human construct to help us figure out events.
Solid State Universe
30th May 2007 - 04:07 PM
Define 'charges' without using anything self-referential.
Bryn Richards
30th May 2007 - 04:29 PM
QUOTE (Solid State Universe+May 30 2007, 04:07 PM)
Define 'charges' without using anything self-referential.
There are various theories out there, which attempt to provide an explanation for charge. Mainstream Physics itself does not know completely what it is. I personally have yet to come up with a complete explanation for it. But any theory which suggests that it's 'evidence' of multiple temporal dimensions, is asking to be ridiculed. The simple fact is, there is no evidence for such a thing. Had you not said 'evidence', then I would not have had a problem with your theory, because it would just be one of many.
I do hate how people throw around suggestions of 'evidence', when there isn't any.
mott.carl
30th May 2007 - 06:02 PM
i think that the dimension of time can to splitted( segmented),with two opposed directions,iwith electron and positron rotating in opposed in the time,as spacetime
curves that if intercept.then could see the time as splitted at the ordinary time,in
universe with 5-dimensions( with reversion of CPT,being tthat the appear as having
two-dimensions),that implies 3D spatial and 2D temporal.then there is not,antimatter,and the antiparticles are energies encapsulateds,locally,it is the
antiparticles are derived by the brakdown of CPT,that ocur the existence of two-times that encurve the space.and particles travel forward in into time,while,the
antiparticles travel backward into past.but both are two aspects of the same energetic states.it is each particle is reversed in spacetime as antiparticles,that are two opposed energetic states,that do transitions of negative energy states to
positive energy states and viceversa,through of these two-coordinates of time.then the spacetime is curved in 5-dimensions,and it structure must be non-linear,to affect the process of causality in surfaces that is not globally of cauchy.
already that crossed term goi of matrix 4 x 4 is different of zero,further the diagonal matrix is not equal zero,permiting loops in the spacetime curvatures,through of rotations of particles and antiparticles that define the metric of the time,and measure the spacetime curves continuos.
Solid State Universe
30th May 2007 - 06:10 PM
What mott.carl said.
Relate charge to a spatial-temporal relationship and there's no need for anything self-referential to the charge concept because it falls naturally out of the assumption of a compact temporal dimension.
mott.carl
30th May 2007 - 10:12 PM
solid state-i liked very much of it idea of "contratime",that is a beated in the contratime-weak
of the contratime strong,but occurring that time in opposed direction that pulse the
sonore time.
b.richards
after the big-bang appear branchings that permit the creations of multiverses,
that folow the spontaneous symmetry breaking,that increase the entropy,generating new universes,through of the alterartions in the asymmetry
between the muons,and in the asymmetry between matter and antimatter,as
changes of physics constants during the evolution of time.
the topologic changes are origin of times,well as time are compactified,through of
the spreading of energy,that does compact the time.
MDT
31st May 2007 - 01:16 AM
The easiest way to look at time is as a potential. What this assumption does is lump all phenomena that exist in time or which act in time as containing time potential. Something that exists longer has more time potential, etc. It simplifies the heck out of things. To this you add a second potential called distance potential, which lumps all phenomena that exist in distance or which act via distance as containing distance potential. GR is just a special combo of distance and time potential, where more of each gets concentrated in less distance and time. Time flows forward because time potential is decreasing or being converted.
If distance and time potential are zero, we get a point that will last only an instant. If distance and time potential are infinite we get infinite distance that lasts an eternity. Everything else is in the middle. Energy has distance potential via its wavelength and time potential via its frequency. This special combination is the heart of everything. When this packet of distance and time potential impinges on matter, what happens? It causes an affect that we can measure in distance and time.
The only other variable needed to correlate everything is mass potential. Mass potential is a special combo of distance-time potential, which differs from energy in that it does not travel at C. Although it is a special combo of distance and time potential it is easier to model if it is treated like a separate potential. The proton has more mass potential that an electron.
When a positron and electron form from energy, we begin with a singular combo of time and distance potential. It simply changes into two different combinations of time, distance (and mass potential). These convert their time and distance potential back, via what we call the EM force, with the EM force simply the processing technique, in distance and time.
A good analogy between this simple model and what physics prefers is like trying to find the common link between 100 breeds of dogs. It is simple, they are all dogs. But instead each is treated liike a unique lifeform, then we come up with elaborate relationships to help us justify the assumption that they are all unique lifeforms; they must be unique because one is black, one has thick fir, this one is short and that one barks too much.
The problem I have is how do you interface the simple concept of dog to elaborate models that see every dog as unique. How does one address the subtle differences? The answer is simple, DNA. The DNA uses only "4" bases in various combinations and makes everything. The subtle differences are just due to unique combo of 4 bases and nothing as elaborate as the fractal vector of neck hair. The diversity of physics is based on unique combos of "3" bases.
Guest_mott.carl
31st May 2007 - 12:17 PM
we think that the 4-dimensional is reflective of the 5-dimensional,through of the coordinates-time,that is linked to the topology of charge,energy and spacetime,as
defformations produced in the transitions between linear and non linear structures.these modifications are metrics given by the time,curving the space,through of asymmetry between two votices that opposite rotations,that are
renormalized in the 5-spacetime dimensional manifolds.through of the opertaor PT.
the spacetime is potentiak vector that imply that spacetime is reflective in the
informations of the past and future,then both already exist the spacetime curvatures continuos derived of the GTR,then the spacetime foam does the transport of informations between past to future and future to past,as potential
advanced( as negative energy potential carrying informations into future and retarded positive energy potential lcarrying informations into past,in both directions
occur the increase of entropy,depending of the observers in uniform relative motions( opposed rotating uniform rotations,as bi-vector).,that does the appear the
reverse time dilatation-dependent of the speeds,with c,as reference,then the time t
and proper-time t' are linked to the reversion of the spacetime( calculed by the degrees of curvatures),that is the time running in the negative orientations,but
always positive to the observer running more fast near at the limit of c,then the
curvatures of spacetime originated by two opposed orientations( two vortices linked by opposite rotational frames-solitons of Falaco ),then the space is segmented by the time that curve the spacetime in two opposed orientations).then must appear others continuities of spacetime,with others values
to c.being c',c''.....c,infinity).there appear the particles-antiparticles that are superpartners,with others continuos spacetimes
then the wormholes can be derived of these strings that link the solitons of Falaco.
that are tunnels that link the disticts spacetime between future and past,through of topologic changes( that is given by different dimensions of time)
Nick
1st June 2007 - 01:19 AM
QUOTE (Bryn Richards+May 30 2007, 04:29 PM)
There are various theories out there, which attempt to provide an explanation for charge. Mainstream Physics itself does not know completely what it is. I personally have yet to come up with a complete explanation for it. But any theory which suggests that it's 'evidence' of multiple temporal dimensions, is asking to be ridiculed. The simple fact is, there is no evidence for such a thing. Had you
not said 'evidence', then I would not have had a problem with your theory, because it would just be one of many.
I do hate how people throw around suggestions of 'evidence', when there isn't any.
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A CHARGE AND A FORCE?
MITCH RAEMSCH -- LIGHT FALL --
Guest_mott.carl
1st June 2007 - 01:24 PM
must exist a fundamental particle that is linked intrisically to the time-coordinate
that determine the direction of the flow of time,and because the time is linked at the increasie of entropy.It is,time and energy are the same thing.Then could to think that this particle associated to the arrow of the time,demonstrate that there in
contrapart,a particles that this same particles can travel backward in time,and do
decrease the entropy,and therefore when a object is if moving very fast appear the antiparticles that does the reverse-time( then have there other coordinate
space-like associated),and the slow down time is proportional at the space.then
the time-dilatation is associated to reversionof time,that imply there the curvatures
of space.then the object can travel in both opposed orientations of the time,and therefore double the space in two parts,then the spacetime,linkeds,only can to be
curve.
mott.carl
3rd June 2007 - 04:58 PM
when think that increase the dimension of time,might increase also the dimension
of space to occur the exchange between its?
the the universe is made for multiverses,each one with properities differents in the
spacetime?but always appear the connections between all?
PhysOrg scientific forums are totally dedicated to science, physics, and technology. Besides topical forums such as nanotechnology, quantum physics, silicon and III-V technology, applied physics, materials, space and others, you can also join our news and publications discussions. We also provide an off-topic forum category. If you need specific help on a scientific problem or have a question related to physics or technology, visit the PhysOrg Forums. Here you’ll find experts from various fields online every day.
To quit out of "lo-fi" mode and return to the regular forums, please click
here.