A Proposed Physical Model for Our Mathematics by Ken Hon Seto

Ed Unverricht

Dear Ken Hon Seto,

I Just finished my essay and have just begun to read the other essays. It is very refreshing to see models to think about. Especially thought provoking is your model of both the strong and weak force. The illustrations of "The stacked-interactions and the electromagnetic interactions in a proton and a neutron." the talk of decay as "de-coupling of the stacked-interactions"

Found this part of your essay very good. Hope you have a chance to comment on the stacked quarks bonded with gluons making up the mesons and baryons in my essay.

Many regards and keep up the good work.

Ken Seto

Dear Ed,

Thank you for your comments.

I read your essay briefly. The graphic is outstanding. However it will take a more careful reading to understand your model.

In my model the stacked interactions of the up-quarks eliminate the need for gluons. Perhaps the processes of stacked interactions are the gluons in your model. In that case we have different interpretations for the same processes and that's to be expected.

Regards,

Ken Seto

Vladimir Rogozhin

Dear Ken Hon Seto,

I wish you success in the Contest and in the promotion of your ideas!

I invite you to read and evaluate my essay .

Kind regards,

Vladimir

Ken Seto

Hi All,

I am disappointed that someone gave me a rating of ONE. I think that that's not a fair rating of my essay.

Ken Seto

Joe Fisher

Dear Mr. Seto,

I thought that your engrossing essay was exceptionally well written and I do hope that it fares well in the competition.

I think Newton was wrong about abstract gravity; Einstein was wrong about abstract space/time, and Hawking was wrong about the explosive capability of NOTHING.

All I ask is that you give my essay WHY THE REAL UNIVERSE IS NOT MATHEMATICAL a fair reading and that you allow me to answer any objections you may leave in my comment box about it.

Joe Fisher

Peter Jackson

Dear Ken,

I think your excellent essay is grossly undervalued. Even for me who understands and agrees with the principles of your model mechanics it was enlightening and well written. It was also right on topic as it's improved or alternative formalisms that I think we should be discussing. From your and my view it looks like the physics community is groping in the dark playing blind mans buff! Perhaps only a really good presentation can show the light. Yours is improving nicely. Full marks.

I think again you'll also like my own essay, which identifies the shortcomings of the mathematical approach, and hope you have a chance to read and score it. Indeed the 'hierarchical 'rules of brackets' formalism I describe has very close connections with your pyramid technique.

I'm pretty sure you'll also like my short video taking physical dynamic modelling to it's natural extreme, and showing the power of the hierarchical model we've both been discussing for some time.

9 minute video.

I hope your score keeps rising in the short time left.

Peter

Ken Seto

Dear Peter,

Thank you for your comments.

Most of the comments on my essay are positive. But some did not give me a evaluation.

I am in the process of writing another book on my theory. Would you like to see it when it is finished?

I will read your essay.

Regards,

Ken

Ken Seto

Dear Marco,

I have finished my book. It is now available for viewing for free in the following link:

http://www.modelmechanics.org/2016ibook.pdf

Ken Seto

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