Rick,
I went through the below and was doing fine but am no mathematician, my skills are elsewhere, so I faltered when I reached "ordered permutation triplet basis product rules."
My question is; will octonians help in a mathematical description from twin pairs of handed (complementary) momenta with inverse Cos distributions? so finding the QM Hamiltonian from the Lagrangian?
As an insight, I replied to your post about barmaids on my string as follows.;;
Rick,
You're right,ish, Classic QM was trickier for barmaids than logical SR, but I've shown it possible with my rotating sphere. Viz; Get her to shut her eyes, spin it on a vertical axis, then;
1. Touch her finger on a pole and ask 'Is it going left or right?' (= 0)
2. Do so on the equator & ask 'Is that clockwise? or anticlockwise? (= 0)
3. Touch it on the N pole & ask 'Is it going clockwise or anti..? (=-1)
4. Touch it on the S pole & ask 'Is it going clockwise or anti..? (=+1)
5. Do so on the equator her side & ask 'Is it going left or right?' (=-1)
6. Same on the other side (or flip the poles) & ask 'left or right?'(=+1)
7. Finally at latitude 45supo & ask is it moving or rotating? (=both)
Now we KNOW the spin AND linear speed both change NON-linearly, by Cos latitude. Rotate the polar axis in any plane and that doesn't change. Three out of five barmaids understand.
Now ALSO tell them each sphere re-emits at 'c' with respect to itself whatever the original 'closing speed', and there are millions on the surface of a lens, and her understanding of SR allows complete unification with QM. There are a number of barmaids around who now understand that (more) logical analysis! Some were impressed enough to... well you'll need to use imagination.
Can you find logical or epistemological fault?
Very Best
Peter