Resp Prof Christian,

Thank you for elaborating Black hole physics and math with your nice essay. I want to ask you some thing:

Black holes are mathematical singularities. They were not found even after 100 years of their proposal. Thousands probably millions of scientist and astronomers searched in vain to find them. They wasted their energy, time and much more valuable brain power in vogue.

Do you really think searching Astronomical or Micro black holes is necessary?

When the BH ITSELF is just a mathematical entity, will further work on this thinking the BH is physical entity is that justified...?

For your guidance please....

and

I am requesting you to go through my essay also. And I take this opportunity to say, to come to reality and base your arguments on experimental results.

I failed mainly because I worked against the main stream. The main stream community people want magic from science instead of realty especially in the subject of cosmology. We all know well that cosmology is a subject where speculations rule.

Hope to get your comments even directly to my mail ID also. . . .

Best

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snp.gupta@gmail.com

http://vaksdynamicuniversemodel.blogspot.com/

Pdf download:

http://fqxi.org/community/forum/topic/essay-download/1607/__details/Gupta_Vak_FQXi_TABLE_REF_Fi.pdf

Part of abstract:

- -Material objects are more fundamental- - is being proposed in this paper; It is well known that there is no mental experiment, which produced material. . . Similarly creation of matter from empty space as required in Steady State theory or in Bigbang is another such problem in the Cosmological counterpart. . . . In this paper we will see about CMB, how it is generated from stars and Galaxies around us. And here we show that NO Microwave background radiation was detected till now after excluding radiation from Stars and Galaxies. . . .

Some complements from FQXi community. . . . .

A

Anton Lorenz Vrba wrote on May. 4, 2013 @ 13:43 GMT

....... I do love your last two sentences - that is why I am coming back.

Author Satyavarapu Naga Parameswara Gupta replied on May. 6, 2013 @ 09:24 GMT

. . . . We should use our minds to down to earth realistic thinking. There is no point in wasting our brains in total imagination which are never realities. It is something like showing, mixing of cartoon characters with normal people in movies or people entering into Game-space in virtual reality games or Firing antimatter into a black hole!!!. It is sheer a madness of such concepts going on in many fields like science, mathematics, computer IT etc. . . .

B.

Francis V wrote on May. 11, 2013 @ 02:05 GMT

Well-presented argument about the absence of any explosion for a relic frequency to occur and the detail on collection of temperature data......

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Robert Bennett wrote on May. 14, 2013 @ 18:26 GMT

"Material objects are more fundamental"..... in other words "IT from Bit" is true.

Author Satyavarapu Naga Parameswara Gupta replied on May. 14, 2013 @ 22:53 GMT

1. It is well known that there is no mental experiment, which produced material.

2. John Wheeler did not produce material from information.

3. Information describes material properties. But a mere description of material properties does not produce material.

4. There are Gods, Wizards, and Magicians, allegedly produced material from nowhere. But will that be a scientific experiment?

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Hoang cao Hai wrote on Jun. 16, 2013 @ 16:22 GMT

It from bit - where are bit come from?

Author Satyavarapu Naga Parameswara Gupta replied on Jun. 17, 2013 @ 06:10 GMT

....And your question is like asking, -- which is first? Egg or Hen?-- in other words Matter is first or Information is first? Is that so? In reality there is no way that Matter comes from information.

Matter is another form of Energy. Matter cannot be created from nothing. Any type of vacuum cannot produce matter. Matter is another form of energy. Energy is having many forms: Mechanical, Electrical, Heat, Magnetic and so on..

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Antony Ryan wrote on Jun. 23, 2013 @ 22:08 GMT

.....Either way your abstract argument based empirical evidence is strong given that "a mere description of material properties does not produce material". While of course materials do give information.

I think you deserve a place in the final based on this alone. Concise - simple - but undeniable.

    Dear Peter,

    Nice to see you here in the Contest again.

    Thanks for agreeing with my point of view and for appreciating my Essay.

    I am going on holidays for about a week. When I will return to home, I will surely read your Essay. In fact, I am very curious concerning your conceptual 'Dirac Line' distinguishing mathematics from reality and your way to solve the EPR paradox. I will read Gordon Watson's Essay too.

    I wish you good look in the Contest.

    Cheers,

    Ch.

    Dear Satyavarapu Naga Parameswara Gupta,

    Thanks for your kind comments and for reading my Essay.

    Your questions are surely interesting, but they need time to be replied in detail. Now, I am going on holidays for about a week. When I will return to home, I will surely answer your stimulating questions in details and I will also read your Essay.

    Kind regards and good luck for the Contest,

    Ch.

    Dear Readers,

    I would like to thank all the people who have read and have rated my Essay. Today, I am going on holidays for some days. I will bring my i-phone with me in order to follow the Contest's evolution, but it will be very difficult for me to read pdf files with such an i-phone. In any case, when I will bring back at home on next week, I will restart to read and rate all the various Essays for which I have been requested to give my own views on.

    I wish good luck in the Contest to all of view and I hope that you will continue to enjoy with this intriguing FQXi Competition.

    Cheers,

    Ch.

    Christian,

    Your conclusion, 'The assumption by 't Hooft that Schröedinger equations can be used universally for all dynamics in the universe is in turn confirmed, further endorsing the conclusion that BH evaporation must be information preserving." I find fascinating.

    You speak of states as commonly understood in physics, but I was unable to find 'how' you determined such states came to be? I believe the findings from the 12 year experiment I have recently concluded will be of interest to you and may also substantiate your conclusions. I hope you find time to review my findings at:

    http://fqxi.org/community/forum/topic/1809

    Best wishes,

    Manuel

      Dear Joe,

      Thank you very much and good luck for the Contest.

      Best wishes,

      Ch.

      Dear Manuel,

      Thanks for your kind comments.

      At the present time I am on holidays. When I will return at home on next week I will surely read, comment and rate your Essay.

      Best wishes and good luck in the Contest,

      Ch.

      Dear Hoang,

      Thanks for your comments.

      I will surely read your Essay when I will return at home from my holidays on next week.

      Best wishes and good luck in the Contest,

      Ch.

      Christian,

      If given the time and the wits to evaluate over 120 more entries, I have a month to try. My seemingly whimsical title, "It's good to be the king," is serious about our subject.

      Jim

        Dear Jim,

        Thanks for your kind comments.

        I will surely read your Essay when I will return at home on next week

        Best wishes and good luck in the Contest,

        Ch.

        Dear Christian Corda,

        Did Wheeler really already coin "the phrase "It from bit or Bit from It?" in the 1950s"?

        If so I have to correct my essay and perhaps also my tendency to see the pendulum of my judgment that has so far swung in favor of Shannon's view.

        If you are a coward, just join those who scored me one without taking issue in public.

        Regards,

        Eckard

        Hello, Christian Corda,

        Thank you for a very informative and physics based essay. I'm very interested in black holes and their use in developing the Holographic Principle. I may wish to email you in the future after I fully digest all this. Thank you for sharing your teaching,

        Matthew

          Hi Matthew,

          Thanks for your kind words on my Essay.

          I am interested on the Holographic Principle too. Be free to email me when you like. Maybe we can collaborate in the future.

          Thanks again.

          Cheers,

          Ch.

          Dear Dr. Corda,

          Thanks for your well written essay and in which you have tried to solve one of the outstanding problems in black hole (BH) information paradox that the information is not lost in BH evaporation but that it is preserved. I hope your effort sustains and will be rewarded in due course.

          Wishing you all the best and I am going to rate your essay with a very good score.

          Sreenath

          Dear professor Cristian Corda:

          I am a physician specialized as a psychiatrist. I'm clarifying this point, just to also make understandable that I don't know almost nothing of physics and also of mathematics. But when I read the title of your essay: "Time dependent Schrödinger equation for black hole evaporation: no information loss" I ask myself how physicists can work for years and years, on and around something, than no physicist since the discipline began as such, knew or know what "time" is, your essay refer to a subject, that supposedly depend on "time". I know that physics don't know its definition neither its more important experimental meaning. So how a physicist can understand Schrödinger equation if they don't know what is "time" from which the equation suppose to depend.

          I know that physicists when referring to "time" they in fact are referring mainly to the measuring of "duration", they can't take "time" as a physic entity and relate its properties with any other physical entity properties like gravity for example, just because nobody know what "time" properties are.

          I know that you also can depend of something that you don't know and that you don't understand, but become workable for you all, because the reliable and exact measuring of "duration". Medicine also used plants to cure people without knowing why these were effective, and even that, they kept using it.

          But physics is not like medicine, is among the exact sciences. As I said when in physics people refer to "time", they mainly believe they are referring to measuring "duration", the problem is, that they don't know what is "duration" either, because this one is define as a period of "time" and if you don't know the meaning of "time" you don't know the meaning of "duration" either.

          So you don't think that could be useful to know from what is depending Schrödinger equation. As a physicist you think that could be possible that depend from a quality or property of every physical existing thing like "motion", which when is "constant" or "uniform" as in celestial bodies and clocks, can be use to measure now days, with great precision, the periods of change and transformation allowed by "motion"? That now on we can call "duration"?.

          With my best whishes

          Héctor Daniel Gianni

            Dear Héctor Daniel Gianny,

            Don't blame Christian Corda for using the notion time as it has been understood in physics so far.

            I expect him merely taking issue concerning my question on Wheeler. He might read this as a reminder.

            If you are interested in what I consider Newton's almost correct distinction between the two notions of time, you might just look at Fig. 1 of my previous essay.

            I personally share the suspicion by many that his holistic approach, while appealing, is not feasible for all past and future time, even if Schwarzschild's solutions to Einstein's equations exhibit time before and after the end of time.

            Eckard

            Dear Eckard,

            Actually, I did not know when Wheeler coined the phrase "It from Bit or Bit from it". Also, you can check that I do not use it in my Essay. Thus, I think that you should ask your question to the lots of people that use Wheeler's phrase in this Essay Contest.

            I do not usually score Essays without reading them before. Thus, I will surely read and rate your Essay on next week when I will return at home from my holidays.

            Cheers,

            Ch.

            Dear Hèctor,

            Thanks for your kind comments with the interesting point on time.

            Hawking claimed in his book "Brief history of time" that we do not know what time is. In Special Relativity it depends on observer's motion. In General Relativity it also depends on the presence of a gravitational field. Yes, in general we use the motion of bodies to measure it. An extremely precise way to measure time is by using bouncing photons in interferometry.

            For further information I suggest you to give a look to the first FQXI Essay Contest dedicated to time.

            Best wishes,

            Ch.