The spatial dimensions are often taken for granted, with matter waves assumed to be propagating “within” space. It is already widely accepted that mundane effects of atomic structures and chemistry are the products of Matter Waves as governed by the Schrödinger Equation. However, it is also widely accepted that exotic effects of reflection, refraction are…
While the nature of mass and quantum spin is appreciably mystifying, the nature of spacial dimension itself is taken for granted. We intuitively use Descartes’ Cartesian-coordinates to represent spacial quality with 3-axes. This should beg the question however, as to why there appears to be 3 spacial qualities. Why not 2, or 4? It could…
All subjects (particles) in the universe must witness a consolidation of events. While the qualitative representation (qualia) of the universe may differ between subjects, they must be quantitatively equivalent so to ensure all subjects are within the same universe. All energy is a displacement of time. That is, all changes in energy (forces) are the…
I don’t agree that Mathis’ model of the atom is correct however I like to entertain alternative models as a mental exercise (just as it’s fun to attempt to prove a flat-earth despite that it’s obviously not the case). Based on Mathis’ stacked spin model and Nevym’s angle velocities and closely comparing to his simulations, here…