Jeff,

I think you chose your subject well. Of course whether wave or quanta we still need to ask 'of what'? but I think you did a very good job. I covered such interactions and the LT in my finalist 2012 & 2013 essays and this year the 3D wave(/particle) dynamic leads logically to rather a shock. Do check it out. I'm interested if you agree my postulates. And the Majorana fermion??

As an Astronomer waves and Lambda are the primary scalar, frequency just the time derivative after arrival/interaction, and Huygens rules. But I didn't see mention of the often ignored Doppler shift found when entering a co-moving medium. Why so?

I'm interested in your electron work and will follow the link you posted to Alan K above. Are you familiar with the Poincare sphere? - 4 orthogonal conjugate states as Maxwells, I've just discovered my experimental discovery already existed! (though ignored). My title; "Ridiculous Simplicity" agreed your conclusion; "The universe is simple and fundamental."

Very best

Peter

    Hi Peter, quick answers to your questions and then I'll have to review your 2012/2013 essays later to answer your first question. But regarding Doppler shift, it is addressed elsewhere, just not in this essay. Doppler would indeed explain the Lorentz factor in relativity and a logical explanation for time dilation and length contraction. I have more information here: http://energywavetheory.com/explanations/length-contraction/.

    Also, regarding the Poincare sphere question... no, not that familiar with it but thanks for the tip. I will review.

    Hi Vladimir, thanks for the comment. I'll take a look at the essay.

    Dear Jeff Yee, it's very interesting: longitudinal and transverse waves. I wish these waves were considered in the physical space, which for Descartes is a matter which is moving. Physical space is the basis for fundamental theories. Time is a synonym for the total movement. Look at my essay, FQXi Fundamental in New Cartesian Physics by Dizhechko Boris Semyonovich Where I showed how radically the physics can change if it follows this principle. the identity of space and matter Descartes Evaluate and leave your comment there. Do not allow New Cartesian Physics go away into nothingness, which can to be the theory of everything OO.

    I wish you success! Sincerely, Dizhechko Boris

    Jeff,

    Apologies, it was Colin Walkers essay I posted the sequence outline on. I'll add it below.

    The Poincare Sphere is simply what I showed in my figs lat year and experiment (photo's) this year. There's a 2nd (orthogonal) momentum pair 'hidden away' in orbital angular momentum OAM, equivalent to Maxwells 'curl' at poles, but just 'linear' at 90o on the equator left/right also opposite at 180o. Bohr didn't use it formulating QM!

    100sec video here, including classical 'non-integer spins' from y & z axis rotation!!

    The easy way to start is to follow through the actual mechanism using the brains visualisation skills computing power and logic. As Wheeler said, get the answer before doing the maths! The Process;

    1. Start with Poincare sphere OAM with 2 orthogonal momenta pairs NOT 'singlets'.

    2. Pairs have antiparalell axis (random shared y,z). (photon wavefront sim.)

    3. Interact with identical (polariser electron) spheres rotatable by A,B.

    4. Momentum exchange as actually proved, by Cos latitude at tan intersection.

    5. Result 'SAME' or 'OPP' dir. Re-emit polarised with amplitude phase dependent.

    6. Photomultiplier electrons give 2nd Cos distribution & 90o phase values.

    7. The non detects are all below a threshold amplitude at either channel angle.

    8. Statisticians then analyse using CORRECT assumptions about what's 'measured!

    If the numbers match CHSH>2 and steering inequality >1 you've got them right.

    Not this all came from the simple SR solution discussed, so allows unification both decluttered. (not that mainstream will welcome it or allow it in!) Let me know how you get on.

    I'm a bit tied up with a dinner & rugby internationals this weekend so I'm scoring yours now in case I get tight for time. A well deserved boost. Well done.

    Peter

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