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Dear Cristi,

i fing your latest post much to my satisfaction. Ideas only come through inspiration and not mathematical relations. The ideas get crystalized with mathematical formulation. My quote on Enstein about the great discoveries of 1905 clearly demonstrate such sequences. The beauty of mathematics is something to admire as it crystalizes the ideas into a concise relationship. But wrong ideas can also lead an acceptable and beautiful Mathematics but the net gain for Physics may well be nil. Have balance between the concepts and the tools of Physics via Experimentation and Mathematical theories

These appear as mere words and may well be misunderstood if we are not in yune with one another because of different background, training and experience. here comes the role of good teachers. i have met and seen great physicists who can not explain their own works to others to comprehend. At the same time there ia another person who has not done much research but is able explain the works of others far more clearly than the ones who have done the job! The complexities come due to the nature of the mind, command over language, emphasis on main points and eliminating details that may well be confusing to the person who has not done the job but is keen to learn about it. Hans Bethe was a great researcher but Weisskopf was a great teacher.

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Dear Cristinel Stoica

From the phenomenological point of view quantum theory and GR can not be unified

because of belief space-time being fundamental arena of the universe.

Quanta and massive bodies move in cosmic space that is timeless. Time in space is only run of clocks. From this point of view unification is possible.

I try my best with articles on file attached that are missing math description.

You might be able to create it. Math is not my strong part.

yours amritAttachment #1: Densitycurvature.pdfAttachment #2: Mathematical_Spacetime....pdf

Dear Stephan, Georgina, Tejinder, Cristi, and Amrit,

I would like to draw your attention to the summary of comments between myself and Jonathan in regard to the observer-participant MC-QED formalism", which are presented below. Since many of you have been skeptical about the ideas

present in my essay it would be helpful to me if we could we have critical group discussion on these comments.

Thanks for your interest and I am looking forward to hearing more from all of you.

Dr. Darryl Leiter

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COMMENT 1. Dear Jonathan,

You commented that: You seem to move directly from the microscale to the macroscopic observer, however, without any attention to what is between, and according to decoherence theory (DT) that's where all the fun is! The whole transition from Quantum to Classical behavior merges because although decoherence is swift, it is not immediate. And DT asserts that the wavefunction does not simply collapse, but rather gets spread out through entangling interactions, and with the larger environment.

My answer to your comment is as follows:

WHY MC-QED IMPLIES AN INTRINSICALLY TIME REVERSAL VIOLATING DECOHERENCE PROCESS WHICH INCLUDES A WAVE-FUNCTION COLLAPSE.

It has been shown [Leiter, D., (2009), On the Origin of the Classical and Quantum Electrodynamic Arrows of Time, ArXiv:0902.4667] that for a sufficiently large aggregate of atomic systems (which are described by the bare state component of MC-QED Hamiltonian and assumed to exist in an "environment" associated with the retarded quantum measurement interaction component of the MC-QED Hamiltonian), the net effect of the quantum measurement interaction in MC-QED will generate intrinsically time reversal violating decoherence effects on the reduced density matrix in a manner which can give large aggregates of atomic systems apparently classical properties.

This is in contrast to the time reversal symmetric case of QED where the local quantum decoherence effects only appear to be time irreversible. This occurs in the time symmetric description of decoherence in QED because a local observer does not have access to the entire wave function and, while interference effects appear to be eliminated, individual states have not been projected out.

Hence we conclude that the resolution of the problem of the asymmetry between microscopic quantum objects and macroscopic classical objects inherent in the laws of quantum physics can be found in the MC-QED formalism, because the intrinsically time reversal violating quantum decoherence effects inherent within it imply that MC-QED does not require an independent external complementary classical level of physics obeying strict Macroscopic Realism in order to obtain a physical interpretation.

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COMMENT 2. Dear Jonathan,

(JONATHAN QUESTION) When you are talking about Measurement Color, this is an an attempt to quantify the fact that the process of making a Measurement will Color what we measure, because the observer is also acting as a participant. This statement is true even if both the observer and observed are sub-atomic particles. Therefore you are apparently asserting that it is possible to accomplish quantifying measurement's effect by imposing an Abelian gauge symmetry, associated with this observer-participant aspect of measurements, upon the structure of QED. Is this correct?

(DJL ANSWER) Congratulation! You have got the idea exactly right!

(JONATHAN QUESTION) That is; by figuring in how each measurement will color what is measured, and applying this rule to every microscale interaction, you are able to alter or expand QED.

(DJL ANSWER: Yes this is correct! In MC-QED I have mathematically used the word "Measurement Color" in as an extension of the concept of color is used in the Standard Model to denote the different kinds of quantum particle forces. I am extending the QED formalism by using an additonal Abelian microscopic quantum particle field operator has an integer name which I call its MEASUREMENT COLOR to impose and operator type of "observer-participation" onto the field theoretic formalism. In the Standard Model the Abelian observer-participant symmetry of Measurement Color can be used in addition to the non-Abelian SU3 x SU2 x U1 symmetries.

(JONATHAN QUESTION): And you have extended QED in such a way that by adding in the coloration of measurement, you derive a theory that is explicitly causal, or reveals the directionality of time.Am I getting closer to understanding what you are talking about?

(DJL ANSWER): Yes! The impostion of the observer-participant Measurement Color operator symmetry, onto both the electron-positron and the photon operator fields in QED, leads to the MC-QED formalism which has the form of a non-local quantum field theory is C, P, and CP invatiant but spontaneosly violates the T symmetry. The resulant violation of the CPT theorem implias that the photon carries the causal arrow of time. This observer-particpant formulation of quantum electrodynamics has the potential to open the door to finding the connection between quantum mechanics and consciousness. In this way we may be able to find a connection between our minds and the "mind of the universe".

What could be more incredible!

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COMMENT 3: Jonathan replies,

Glad I got past the verbal stumbling block, and have made sense of things. It's not the color of the measurement, but how the measurement is colored by the act of measuring. Great how you have married that with QED.

A worthwhile idea indeed. Incredible it is, but quite credible at the same time. And worthy of the extra time taken to understand it.

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Dear Christi ,

You work is interesting .That said ,I have some suggestions .

I think that a concept takes all its sense when the physicality and the mathematical extrapolations are correlated ,in harmony.

If the imaginaries are inserted ,it's a lost of time it seems to me.

The maths are a tool ,the physic is real .The math is a human invention ,not the physic.

Conceptually or mathematically ,a balance is necessary with the good serie ,the good number ,the good laws and where the imaginary extrapolations are thus pragmatics and rationals .

The physicality is the chief orchestra of maths ,and not in the other sense .

The complexification thus is inside a closed limited system with its laws .

It's the same with our brains ,the hemispheroids ,a balance is necessary between imaginaries and logics .If not ,it's false ,simply .The physicality and its specific dynamic doesn't change .

If you see around you in our ecosystem and its creations ,you shall see the real physicality where the mass is a result .The invariances ,the constants ,the coherences......the rotations and their senses ,directions,angles ,velocities,spinals ,orbitals ....all that is a system which had evolved since the begining .The complexity returns to the simplicity .

Let's imagine the synchronizations and combinations in this vision .Complex and simple in the same time fortunally .

The gravity ,this mass is the result of something which is simple .All was coded and all becomes mass in the time line constant .The polarity is under an universal simple system in a global point of vue .The rotating spheres ,quant and cosmol ....it's important to have global mechanisms ,complexs and simples .

About strings ,what do you think ,for me a string is divisible ,a sphere no?

Sincerely

Best Regards

Steve

Dear Steve,

Thank you for your time to read and discuss my essay, and for sharing me your thoughts.

I agree with you that math should be in harmony with the physical reality (at least when we try to use mathematics to describe physics). I think that mathematicians are not necessarily inclined to applications, and I respect their right to explore mathematical structures for their intrinsic beauty, but I assure you that in my essay I tried not to use more math than the description of the laws of the physical universe require. If I deviate from the physical reality, then please show me where and how. Such a deviation is, for my purpose, a mistake, and I want to correct it.

I tried to capture the physical laws, and I don't know another way to do this, but to express the relations. And the language of relations is the language of mathematical structures. I cannot think at more "physical concepts", because I only perceive relations. And even if there is something else, then I limited my explorations to the relations, and this is all I try to capture here.

What more "physical concepts" are available to me? Apples, stars, clouds? These are even more complex and more difficult to understand, and I cannot use them to describe the foundations of physics. I can use them for only one reason: because they are more close to our experience, but they would be only metaphors - pedagogical lies.

What physical concepts can I use to describe the general relativistic idea that spacetime is curved, and that the curvature is related to matter and energy? Should I use sheets, rubber surfaces? Isn't the mathematical description more appropriate? What can I use to describe the quantum world? Is there something more "real" than the wavefunction, than the state vector? Frankly, I don't see anything more physical, more real. And I am not among the physicists claiming that quantum mechanics cannot be understood: I even claim that I understand it, and that I describe it in a consistent way. But this consistent way has to be mathematical.

You say: "The maths are a tool, the physic is real." If you want to describe the physical reality in fewer words, then the complexity must be hidden somehow in few concepts. And the science of developing complex consequences from few simple suppositions is mathematics. The key to simplicity is mathematics. The key to oversimplification is to avoid mathematics and formal logic. If you think that mathematics is invented, you are partially right: mathematical theories are invented. But when you see that distinct theories describe isomorphic structures, then you may start to believe that the structures themselves are not invented. The universe is a structure, and if it can be described by a mathematical theory, then there may be as well many other mathematical theories describing it. But the underlying structure is the same, and this is the essence.

You ask: "About strings ,what do you think ,for me a string is divisible ,a sphere no?"

In my opinion, this depends on the world in which you consider strings and spheres. In the mathematical structure I suggest for describing our world, there are no fundamental spheres and strings. In string theory, strings divide as they should.

What I try in my essay is to take two theories, quantum theory and general relativity, as they are. I do not try to explain them avoiding math, to popularize them. I just take them as they are, and they are mathematical structures. From quantum theory I eliminate some luggage I consider unnecessary, and I show that the description of reality is not affected. After this simplification, the two theories fit together very well. If we keep the extra luggage, they are incompatible. The simplification of quantum mechanics comes also with a realist view, an ontology. From this viewpoint, my theory tries to bring the mathematics of quanta closer to reality, and to our understanding.

Best regards,

Cristi

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Hello dear Cristi,

Thanks for your explaination .I understand better your point of vue which is very interesting .

It's infact the eternal and nice fight between maths and physics .

It's complex and simple.The axiomatisation ,the formalisation is a difficult road to harmonizze the two systems .

You say

"In my opinion, this depends on the world in which you consider strings and spheres. In the mathematical structure I suggest for describing our world, there are no fundamental spheres and strings. In string theory, strings divide as they should."

However we see spheres ,spheroids ,circles ,ellipses ,ellipsoids ,tori,...everywhere in the physical world .Even our favorite sports are with spheres ,our big revolutions ,the rotations ,wheel ,motor,pullies ,gears....our seeds ,eggs ,glands ,eyes ,brains,stars ,planets ,moons....even a flower has a spherical comportment .

As you say indeed the strings divide and permits a complexification with infinite fractals ,but there a real taxonomy and topology is necessary it seems to me.

You know ,I agree withj you ,I think that maths too are a pure essence but if only and only if the maths are balanced with the pagmatism ,the universal structure and its laws.There the imaginaries are not primordials .

Personaly ,I use maths in my model but with limits for primes which are for me important in the physical link .Let's take the infinity and the zero ,if these inventions aren't harmonized ,that becomes very difficult and infinite in our extrapolations .I don't think really that it's our ultim aim .Our universal system is complex but simple too .And a global simple mechanic is necessary for this evlution .

In all case ,congratulations for your essay ,and good luck too dear Cristi

Best Regards

Steve

Dear Steve,

I don't say that in my view there are no spheres, only that they don't play a fundamental role. The examples you took from the physical world are not fundamental, although they may be important for us. Well, mathematically, we can express the same structure by distinct sets of primitives, so we can find spheres if we want, and we can even give them fundamental role. For example, the directions of the future pointing lightcone at a point in spacetime form a sphere, and Lorentz' transforms induce on this sphere a Moebius transform. Therefore, the Lorentz and the SL(2,C) symmetries are strong related to spheres. Moreover, the SU(2) group is the double cover of SO(3), which can be viewed as the group of rotations of a sphere. SU(2) is present in the gauge description of the weak force, in the definition of spinors (again related to the Lorentz group), and in the Bloch sphere (again related to spin, and to qubits). If we think at the projective spaces as complex generalization of spheres, then it is clear that all symmetries of the Standard Model, and the state spaces in quantum mechanics, are related to spheres of various dimensions. Other places where sphere appear are the electric potential levels, and the event horizons of black holes. Therefore, I think that spheres are indeed present in physics, and they have an important role. What I meant is that I did not start from the spheres as fundamental objects, but from a manifold with a metric and some sections of some fiber bundles over it.

Best wishes,

Cristi

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Dear Cristi ,

Thanks for this beautiful explaination.I don't change of point of vue but it's interesting to have different point of vue .

You know ,my theory is not arrived like that .

I think what the real problems of scientists is the lack of whole ,the whole point of vue is important .Many focus on local systems with imaginary extrapolations without to insert the fundamentals and laws .

Our Universe is a sphere cristi ,not a light cone or an eternal expansion ,our system is finite and coded ,evolutives and pragmatics .

The spheres are pragmatics and fundamentals .You are ,you Cristi,a result of polarisations due to the time and you are linked with the earth ,as a baby of this earth ,you live on a sphere which evolves ,you are a part of this sphere .

Your particles are spheres ,your sun too and you are inside an Universal sphere ....thus all is made of spheres ,all without exeption.

It's always the same problem in fact pagmatism or imaginaries, EPR or Copenaghen Interpretation .Reals or imaginaries .

And furthermore all our topology is false ,because each entangled sphere is specific .Don't forget ,each sphere is specific ,unique .thus for the symmetry ,it's time to insert the real structure but it's just a suggestion .

I am going to convince you ,these quantum spheres ,coded builds spheres inside an universal sphere. hihih I am going to convice you hihih I try with Lawrence and Ray but it's not easy ,...dear Friends ...Stop these imaginaries complexs ,it's false .Only the physicality and the thermodynamics and quantum mechanics are relevant ,all has an universal simple mechanic ,the rotating spheres ,quantic and cosmologic .3 gauges cristi ...our universal sphere ...future ,maximum mass don't turn ....man central quantum sphere turns in the maximum ,polarity sense 1 ....the light second system ...the light becomes mass in time coded evolution....all that inside a beautifiul sphere in optimisation ,improvement .They are fantastics our quantum spheres ,they live.

In conclusion,The maths are only trues when the physicality is taken with its reals and specific numbers .All mathematical system must be spherical and with limits .If not it's imaginaries and without balance of harmonisation.

Best Regards

Steve

Dear Steve,

I appreciate your thoughts, and it was not my intention to make you change your viewpoint. I would not try to change anybody's view, since I know that I am limited, and one of my limitations is the inability to judge what others should think. I confess that even I am happy that each of us has his own view, because I like diversity. I just tried to make you understand my view (and not to make you accept it) because it seemed to me that you were interested in it.

You say:

"I think what the real problems of scientists is the lack of whole ,the whole point of vue is important .Many focus on local systems with imaginary extrapolations without to insert the fundamentals and laws ."

Maybe I am among the ones who don't have the view of the whole. Only someone who has the view of the whole is entitled to judge. Definitely I am not entitled to say who has it and who doesn't. Doing this would mean to make "imaginary extrapolations", and I don't want to do this. So, I am happy that you have your viewpoint, and I have mine :-)

Best regards,

Cristi

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Dear cristi ,

You are right ,the diversity is fantastic ,it's important to share different point of vue .Like you say ...So, I am happy that you have your viewpoint, and I have mine :-)...me too hihi

Anybody is judge indeed,what I say is that the physic too is everywhere ,in ecology ,botany ,chemistry ,biology,astronomy ,....since I class all ,really the spherical comportment and its laws are everywhere .The whole it's that ,the same laws are in an apple ,a seed ,a human ,a star ,a particles ....all is linked fortunally.

We are all precious and uniques like our spheres ,uniques too .

Happy to discuss with you ,very interesting your point of vue .

Best Regards

Steve

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Dear Cristi ,

In rereading your essay ,what I like even if I disagree a little ,I see a real fundamental research about the general relativity .

Your link with dirac and the particule anti particle is interesting .

I don't agree about your definition of the gravity and some others methods but it's personal of course .

That said your method is relevant in its sense .Your quest of these hidden variables ,perhaps, will give you some resulst . Personnally I doubt .

The bell's equations and and the EPR paradox .and all that due to these fourth dimensions and the different interpretations .It's a personal choice of course and it's respectable .

The space for me curves itself due to the gravity ,this mass ,and the evolution increases this mass ,thus curves in the time constant ,I don't think that the light cone or eternal expansion or the spacetime curvature...exists ,

only the mass which curves the space in time constant ,and all that in a finite system with its specific thermodynamics laws .

I liked your words

field -> Lagrangian -> energy-momentum -> gravity

Personnally

quantum entangled spheres...rotations ...specific architecture...mv ...gravity...mass,the energy proportional of course with fields,the evolution is important about the lattices if I link with the cosmological system and its specific number of spheres too .The space and the lattices are relevant .Probably the plan system is interesting .

The moment is the rotating spheres .

Dear Cristi ,I am curious ,for you ,what are our elementary particles ,their forms ,theirs properties....it's obliged to have a physicality ,the energy is the mass ,thus the mass is physic ,thus how do you imagine our el part ,physically speaking .A liquid ,a gas ,a solid ,a wave ,a string ,a point ,a charge ....I am curious but really ,What is for you the best logic ?The system needs a balanced physicality with a specific mechanic at all scales .

Best Regards

Steve

Dear Steve,

I did not explain in much detail some of the ideas in my 10 pages essay. I will use this opportunity to clarify some points.

I do not define gravity. I use the definition from Einstein's General Relativity; in fact, I keep General Relativity almost unchanged in my approach of unifying it with quantum theory. (The lightcones exist in any general relativistic spacetime, at each point, because there is a Minkowski tangent spacetime in each spacetime point. It is not important how it is curved, lightcones always exist, at each point. You seem to associate the lightcones with the infinite expansion of the universe: they have nothing to do with this.)

In Einstein's GR, which I embrace, gravitation is expressed as curvature of the spacetime, but this curvature is related with the matter fields (both fermionic and bosonic) by Einstein's equation. This equation said:

"wood's energy-momentum = marble's curvature (with the trace reversed)"

Here, "wood" = matter and "marble" = geometry. So, I kept this unchanged.

The trouble is with the quantum phenomena, which contradict General Relativity in some points. First, in quantum mechanics is admitted a discontinuous collapse, which cannot be in agreement with GR, because it would introduce a discontinuity in the spacetime too, by Einstein's equation. Second, the superposition of tensor products of state vectors, which is a solution of Schrodinger's equation for composite systems, is in fact a strange field depending on separated points simultaneously: it is not a field on spacetime, but a field in a configuration space. In my opinion, this makes it unphysical. By removing the unphysical solutions, both those of discontinuity, and those of nonseparability, the quantum fields become compatible with General Relativity. This is because a nice energy-momentum tensor can now be constructed for the quantum fields, and we can plug it in Einstein's equation. I keep Quantum Mechanics as Schrodinger intended initially, and for doing this I removed what I considered to be unphysical solutions. These solutions were kept so far because they seemed to be required by the experiments. The discontinuous collapse seemed to be required by the two-slit experiment, and I showed that this is not true. We can obtain the same effect with continuous collapse. The nonseparable states seemed to be required by the Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen paradox, and other effects based on Bell correlations. I showed that the same results can be obtained with separable states, there is no need to keep the nonseparable solutions, which are not physical. The Bell correlations don't really require nonseparable states. I do not use hidden variables, as you seem to think. I just use Schrodinger's equation.

About your question "what are our elementary particles". We take a field, solution of an equation like Dirac and Maxwell. It is required to admit a partition. The particle is a part of this partition, a part of the field. A complementary understanding of particles we find in Wigner's idea that particles are representations of the Poincare group. They are fields, sometimes concentrated around one point, so that they seem point-like, and sometimes spread, and the interference makes their field/wave nature be more manifest. I will not try to tell what are these fields, I am glad to have a mathematical-relational description. I don't think that we need to construct the fields from something "physical", like ether theorists tried to do. Same for the mass. Mass appears to you as physical, because you perceive its effects. But effects means relations. The fact that we perceive the mass is only a relation between the mass and our senses. Relation is mathematics, I don't know more, and I don't claim I know more. What we mean by being physical is nothing but the relation between our body and the rest of the universe, viewed from our subjective viewpoints. The mathematics states the relations. The relations can be interpreted, as relations on sets, as in Model Theory (for example we can provide geometric interpretations). If you want more, like a substance being subject of these relations, then the substance is provided by a set, on which the relations are defined. What this set stands for, I don't know, because any new property implies a new relation, and we obtain again just a set with relations. In fact, I don't think that we can name directly any substance, only the relations. And mathematics is just a rigorous talk about relations.

Best regards,

Cristi

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Cristi,

i read your response to the posts by me, Steve and others. there is no denying the fact that Mathematics is the way to represent the physical facts precisely. However, what was being persued with you by others were the physical concepts that define the situation best and then to put the right mathematics to implement the same. With alternate concepts to explain a given phenomenon the mathematics applied will change although the physical phenomenon remains the same. There lies the respective emphasis of concepts, boundary conditions, the strength of the dependent and independent variables involved. All this is decided by the physical conditions, independent of the mathematics adopted to build a physical theory. yes, lately the mathematical emphasis in Physics appear to dominate while the concepts are being taken for granted, instead of reforming the same, and mathematics is leading to corollary nature of physics being done, instead of a path-breaking Physics. That is where the difference lies!

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Hi Cristi ,

Indeed you are right ,our particles are under a partition ,a symphony of oscillations .The relations between effects and causes are universals.The mass is a reality and all explainations of this system must be real even with math tools.

I disagree about your utilisation of the relativity and the metric with Minkowski.It's a choice of referential and only that in fact .

(ct,x,y,z)??,we can only orientate our space I think(x,y,z).

you say

"I do not use hidden variables, as you seem to think. I just use Schrodinger's equation."

I agree but your referential always is false for me in the whole .

Attention ,I don't say what your essay is bad ,no ,but your method in your referential isn't just for me in its universal causuality.

You use Schrodinger equations indeed but if your main referential isn't well coordonated .

We can't perceive the QM without a physicality with its causes and effects.

The light cone too must be accepted with its limits correlated with the restr. relativity .I don't agree about the events which are deconnected with the universal causuality .

The music is specific and is physic ,the harmonization of frequences evolves and complexificates with the polarisation.

The rotations are a partition where the oscillations ,the fields ,are on the symphony.The superimposings of complexification is incredible .There the gravitational spherical waves are relevant .

You say

"The fact that we perceive the mass is only a relation between the mass and our senses. "

I disagree ,the mass is the result of an equation ,encoded ,and is real in the physicality .With or without our senses ,the mass is the mass thus the gravity .Tha mass is the result of polarisations and for a beautiful music ,these polarisations must be in an universal causal mechanic .The movement of the rotating spheres is the cause of the mass ,the rot spheres are the effect of an intrinsic code .The mass is a cause too of many things .

There the time and the space are essential pieces of the evolution.

About the properties ,it exists universal constants .If we extrapolate with imaginaries and with a bad referential ,the properties are just in the mind .

A property of a thermodynamic system ,or a stable particle ,or other ...is different than a property extrapolated in my opinion .

The definition of our referential is very important, the base of the rationality must be correlated .

The relations between causuality and effects can be harmonized in a partition of physicality.All math tools are reals only if they consider the physicality and its properties.

Regards

Steve

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Dear Cristi ,

I try to encircle your method .Could you explain your points of vue about these suggestions,please.

If your equations are non linears ,if the time isn't considered ,That becomes difficult No ?

The interpretations thus of the studied system can be surprisings and imaginaries ?

For me,The particle is a wave in its comportment in the same time ,thus the duallity is a link ,equivalent,with a specific real topology .The field and the mass are directly linked of course ,the energy ,the mass ,the fields are directly and physically correlated .

The effects of the mass are relations of course but under the same logic ,mechanic .Our perception ,our senses aren't just a relation ,applicable at the physicality .The mass is with or without a perception ,the mass is the pure physicality ,this gravity isn't just a perception of effects ,this mass increases and goes towards an ultim balance .The time is essential in its referential ,a linearity of the time is essential furthermore it seems to me .

Fields ,space,spheers ,rotations ,mass ,energy ,evolution,forces ...are all linked in a proportionality ,real and physic.

Best Rergards

Steve

Dear Steve,

I don't say that mass and other concepts don't have independent existence. I just tried to understand what you mean by "physical", and I explained that I try to limit my description to the relations, because I don't have access to something more. Access automatically involves relations.

Dear Narendra, Dear Steve,

Thank you both for your feedback. It seems that you have some objections, either at "conceptual level", or "in the whole". It seems that my answers did not satisfy you, so perhaps I haven't understand what you mean. The terms you use, "physical" and "conceptual", seem to me too generic, so I may haven't captured the meaning you gave to them. Maybe you can be more specific, and tell me precisely one point you consider to be wrong or incomplete and why, and the alternative you propose.

Best regards,

Cristi

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Dear Cristi ,

I am understanding .You know ,it is not objections ,simply a different point of vue .

I beleive you are a very creative scientist and your researchs are interestings .That said I just see our Universe differently .

The physicality is essential because we are inside a physical system and its specific laws .It's not a problem of capture of meaning or others but the fact to accept our fundamentals .

How can we understand our physicality without the good series ,without the right extrapolations,without our real numbers .In the physicality ,we must insert limits .A mathematic concept is false if it doesn't choose the right fundamentals .The gravity ,the mass is all and is a cause and has effects ,physics these causes and effects ,we can interpret them with math tools but with pragmatism ,rationality ,logic and fundamenatsl .

You know where I disagre ,just at the limit between reals and imaginaries ,between 3D time constant and ct,x,y,z ,between Copenhagen and EPR,between infinity and limits,....can we all insert in our physicality ,yes if that is correlated and perfectly synchronized.

Hope you understand better my point of vue in its whole .

Best Regards

Steve

Dear Steve,

As I said, it is OK to have different view points. I just want to understand yours. Let me try again to see if I understand where the disagreement you refer to is. Do you think that relativity and quantum theory cannot provide an appropriate description of the physical world, because they use complex numbers? Following this, do you think that any attempt to include them in a description of the world cannot work? Is this the reason you consider that the reconciliation I propose "doesn't choose the right fundamentals", and lack of "pragmatism ,rationality ,logic and fundamenatsl", because it is based on relativity and quantum theory?

Best regards,

Cristi

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Dear Joakim,

It's ok for me too ,I just try to do the same with yours.I am going to try again too because it semms that some confusions are inserted .Let's me synchronize a little .

You asked me

"Do you think that relativity and quantum theory cannot provide an appropriate description of the physical world, because they use complex numbers?"

The quantum description ,the relativity ,the specific mechanic is bad understood in its whole due to the several bad interpretations of the universal referential .Thus indeed the utilisation of imaginaries in this case is false ,like extradimensions or others bad extrapolations .You know even if you have 95 per cent of fundamentals if in the whole the non rationality isn't taken ,it's thus false .Just for a bad referential .

The relativity is to relativate justly,thus even your referential ,your method ,your tools .

The relativity isn't to use fourth dimensions ,or others non linears systems with violations ,no to relativate ,it's to be pragmatic with our limits in accepting them ,simply .

Hope that helps .

Regards

Steve

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It's the reason why a model must be rational in its whole and its referential .

You can insert the complexification after inside your system but with good coordonates of course .

The whole is very very important ,the gauge in fact and its laws .