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COMMENTARY by E. Macer-Story There is a basic conceptual problem with the equations appended below this
brief initial exchange. Various attempts to embody cosmic process in a variety
of physics systems is incomplete. It is my opinion that the living fluidice
transduction substance, or mind pilot fields, are actually active via the atomic
nucleus so that some of the hyperspace activity cited below in terms of
wormholes and vortices is extremely small, but non-locally linked by a "fluidice"
information matrix additional to the electromagnetic continuum.. Note the Greek
translation after the technical physics commentary. This was a slipped
surveillance tap. I'm not sure what it says. If you speak Greek, let me know. If
you are more interested in E. Macer-Story's commentary on REPTILIAN CHAUVINISM
than in the following discussion, simply scroll down until almost the end of
this page. Although certain statements in the following dialog with Dr. Jack
Sarfatti move in a loop, addressed to an academy of one on one, yet to omit
these mathematique attempts to explain the vast mysteries of cosmic space
because the author is an unconventional person addressing an invisible
academy is profoundly chauvinist. So here is the wormhole view. Judge for
yourself.
In a
message dated 5/22/01 8:42:23 PM Eastern Daylight Time, sarfatti@well.com
writes:
"On the other hand, intra-universe wormholes connect two distant regions
of one universe with each other. Such a 'self-connecting' Lorentzian wormhole
is a method of getting from 'here' to 'there' quickly, indeed so quickly that
one might effectively circumvent the speed of light barrier. The difference
between these two classes of wormhole arises only at the level of global
geometry and global topology. Local physics near the throat of the wormhole,
is insensitive to issues of intra-universal or inter-universal travel. An
observer confined to making local measurements in the vicinity of the wormhole
would not be able to tell whether he/she/it was traveling to another universe
or to a distant part of our own universe." p. 5 Visser
Greetings--
Here in the non-local interconnection of two locally undisturbed
areas of (4 dim) spacetime I find the necessity for the [fluidice//traction
fluidice] matrix. The "fluidice" coding is additional to the
electromagnetic coding and is "living" in the sense that the plasma of
a neuron which transmits e/m signal is a living substance. The "traction
fluidice" actually enters non-invasively each local timespace area and also
remains in transduction contact with the non-local "fluidice" matrix.
As one might suppose, certain timespace areas are more
adaptable to non-local transduction process than others. But I think that the
term "wormhole" with the obvious connotation of "sucking tornado
vortex" ("20 Thousand Leagues Under The Sea"--Jules Verne) and so
on does not actually describe all non-local energy transduction events. Certain
of these events are rather non-traumatic and natural occurences and do not
involve hyperdense vortex transduction.
I will be presenting a short paper on the "fluidice"
matrix at the IEEE conference on Crete this July. Before then, I will update the
site http://fluidice.com.
Best--Eugenia Macer-Story
Subj:
Re: Hyperspace Engineering Physics 101 at Star Fleet Academy High School
Date: 12/9/00 1:27:02 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: sarfatti@well.com (Dr. Jack Sarfatti)
To: sarfatti@well.com (Dr. Jack Sarfatti)
Feynman's treatment of the electromagnetic AC Josephson Resonance Effect
(Vol III 21-9) as the conceptual archetypal template for a macroscopic
quantum Star Gate between different visible universes (or,
alternatively, different parts of the same anholonomically crinkled
visible universe) in the hyperspace multiverse.
Two superconducting regions 1 and 2 separated by a thin
nonsuperconducting barrier.
The superconducting tunneling current density across the barrier is
j = 2(H12/h)(
)^1/2 sin& (21.44)
H12 the coupling Hamiltonian matrix element, & the relative quantum
phase difference across the barrier.
d&/dt = qV/h
note h is Planck's quantum divided by twice pi ~ 10^-27 erg-sec
q is effective electric charge quantum leaping, i.e. teleporting,
across the barrier, V is the electrical voltage difference across the
barrier.
DC effect. Let V be a constant DC voltage V(DC), e.g. from a battery:
Feynman explains:
"First put on a DC voltage... the argument of the sine becomes &(0) +
(q/h)V(DC)t. Since h is a small number (compared to ordinary voltage and
times) the sine oscillates rather rapidly and the net current is
nothing. ... On the other hand if you have zero voltage across the
junction you can get a current! ... But try to put a voltage across it
and the current goes to zero. ... There is another way of getting a
current - by applying a voltage at a very high frequency in addition to
a DC voltage. Let
V = V(DC) + v(AC) cos wt
where v(AC) << V(DC)
then &(t) = &(0) +(q/h)V(DC)t + (q/h)(v(AC)/w) sin wt
sin(x + delta x) ~ sin x + delta x cos x
Using this approximation for sin &(t), I get
j = (2H12/h)[sin(&(0) + (q/h)V(DC)t) + (q/h)(v(AC)/w)sin wt cos (&(0) +
(q/h)V(DC)t)]
The first term is zero on the average, but the second term is not if
w = (q/h)V(DC)"
Why? From trig
cos (&(0) + (q/h)V(DC)t)] = cos &(0) cos (q/h)V(DC)t - sin &(0) sin
(q/h)V(DC)t
Therefore, the second term here multiplied by the sin wt term in j gives
a nonvanishing "in phase" integral of sin^2 wt over the oscillation
cycle when the resonance condition is obeyed.
This now connects with my PhD dissertation on Gauge Invariance in the
Theory of Superfluids (UCR, 1969) partily motivated by the work of PW
Anderson whose ideas are compiled in his later 1984 book "Basic Notions
Of Condensed Matter Physics" (Benjamin-Cummings) in particular his
paper of April 1966 I was aware of in 1968 "Considerations on the Flow
of Superfluid Helium" Rev Mod Physics 38, 298 which has the electrically
neutral analog for the AC resonance Josephson current for a general
chemical potential difference including gravity potential differences in
particular. This gets close to our Star Gate problem.
It is also curious how my two 1973 Collective Phenomena papers on
hadronic Regge plot from strong gravity "geon" tiny black holes also
fits what's happening now.
> Comments on Physics Today's article on strong short range gravity in
hyperspace physics
> http://www.aip.org/pt/vol-53/iss-9/p22.html
>
> No passive spontaneous departure from G(Newton) ~ 6.67 x 10^-8 cm^3 sec^-2
g^-1 at r ~ 0.2 mm. Note I use "spontaneous" as
> distinct from active "stimulated" i.e. forced or engineered by
perhaps using a gravitational AC Josephson tunneling resonance
> technique (PW Anderson) on the superfluid quantum vacuu actively forcing R
to get larger adiabatically in a limited region of ordinary
> 4 dim Einstein space-time.
>
> That is,
>
> G -> G' = G|
|^2 ~ G[1 + (R/r)^n]
>
>
= macroscopic quantum phase coherent dilaton superfluid wave function of the
mutable vacuum that "dilates" the effective
> Planck scale
>
> L(Planck) = (hG'/c)^1/2 ~ (1.6 x 10^-33 cm) (R/r)^n/2
>
> n = 7 for M-brane theory
>
> The U of Washington passive torsion balance experiment is for r ~ 0.2 mm =
0.2 x 10^-3 m = .02 cm shows that the natural R <<
> 0.2 mm.
>
> Physics Today wrote:
>
> The hierarchy problem
>
> Why all the fuss? The principal impetus was a 1998 paper entitled "The
Hierarchy
> Problem and New Dimensions at a Millimeter"1 by particle theorists
Nima
> Arkani-Hamed, Savas Dimopoulos (both then at Stanford), and Gia Dvali (then
at
> Trieste, now at New York University). The hierarchy problem, simply stated,
is
> the nagging question: Why is gravity so many orders of magnitude weaker
than the
> other fundamental forces? The provocative answer suggested by Arkani-Hamed,
> Dimopoulos, and Dvali (ADD) supposes the existence of two or more as yet
> undetected spatial dimensions, in addition to the four dimensions of
ordinary
> spacetime.
>
> But ADD were enticing experimenters with much more accessible prospects.
They
> argued that the extra dimensions might be curled up on a scale as large as
a few
> millimeters, making it possible to detect departures from Newtonian gravity
with
> a new generation of sensitive tabletop experiments. Furthermore, they
pointed out,
> the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), which will be providing experimenters with
10
> TeV (104 GeV) protons by mid-decade, should also exhibit manifestations of
> these surprisingly large extra dimensions.
>
> Why should one believe in extra dimensions 32 orders of magnitude larger
than the
> Planck length
>
>
> The formula (1) in the Physics Today article is consistent with my theory
above.
>
>
> In effect, gravity is intrinsically comparable to the
> electroweak forces. Only its leakage into the extra dimensions makes it
appear so
> much weaker to us.
>
>
> The Physics Today article implicitly points out that the effective n in my
formula may not be fixed at 7 but may itself be a kind of scale
> dependent fractal dimension. I have already been aware of this additional
feature.
>
>
> Trapped on the membrane
>
> What about electromagnetism and the nuclear forces, which have been probed
> down to 1017 cm without revealing any evidence of extra dimensions? ADD
> argue that these other forces, unlike ubiquitous gravity, are restricted to
the
> four-dimensional subspace (or "brane," short for membrane) on
which we live.
> That makes sense in terms of string theory, which treats all the spin-1
gauge
> bosons that mediate these forces--the photon, the gluons, and the heavy
weak
> bosons--as open strings, like the quarks and leptons, whose ends are stuck
on our
> brane. Only the spin-2 graviton, being a closed-loop string, is free to
wander off
> into the extra dimensions.
>
> This special freedom for the graviton accords with the general-relativistic
> presumption that gravity is a manifestation of spacetime geometry.
>
> Instead of uniformly rotating an attractor mass, several of the other new
> submillimeter experiments use designs in which one of the test masses is
made to
> oscillate at a resonant frequency.
>
>
> Interesting variation in view of AC Josephson analogy.
>
>
> Some of the new submillimeter experiments will eventually run at cryogenic
> temperatures for greater sensitivity. To test gravity at even smaller
> separations--down to half a micrometer--a number of groups are looking for
> departures from the predicted Casimir force between conducting surfaces
> separated by a vacuum gap. Ephraim Fischbach and Dennis Krause at Purdue
> hope to test gravity at 10-nm separations by means of atomic-force
microscopy.
>
>
> Good
>
>
> Abundant production of gravitons in collisions
> at these energies might manifest itself as apparent violations of energy
conservation
> as the gravitons wander off in the extra dimensions. And when they do
> occasionally find their way back after a brief excursion, they might
produce photon
> or lepton pairs with telltale kinematic distributions.
>
>
> This also is a clue on how the "vacuum propeller" seen in UFOs by
reliable observers (mostly military) may work. One must also add
> the anholonomic torsion field to the holonomic gravity field in making
these estimates.
>
>> The ADD theory predicts a "KaluzaKlein tower" of innumerable
very light excited
> states of the graviton separated from one another by mass gaps of order
103 eV,
> corresponding to the millimeter sizes of the extra dimensions.
>
>
> Note the low energy! We do not need super lasers! As we force R bigger than
~ millimeter up to 10 meters and even larger, the
> mass gaps get even smaller!
>
>
> The enhanced
> gravitational interaction at the TeV scale might also lead to the creation
of tiny
> black holes with Schwarzschild radii on the order of 1017 cm, which would
> quickly decay by Hawking evaporation.
>
>
> The authors are not aware that we can also make stable tiny black holes
whose parameters obey the zero Hawking radiation
> holonomic constraint (Pythagorean theorem)
>
> (G'M/c^2)^2 = (J/Mc)^2 + G'(Q/c^2)^2
>
> G' = G||^2 ~ G[1 + (R/r)^n]
>
> J = angular momentum, Q = electric charge
>
> The two limiting cases are the observed astronomical Blackett and Wesson
effects respectively.
>
> subject to additional anholonomic constraint corrections no one has yet
worked out - a new ball game.
>
"Dr. Jack Sarfatti" wrote:
> Back to the homework problem on quantum tunneling between universes in
> the multiverse.
>
>> The vanishing determinant is then
>>
>> (H11 + hw) (H22 + hw) - H12 H21 = 0
>>
>> H11 H22 + hw (H22 + H11) + h^2w^2 - H12 H21 = 0
>>
>> For our specific problem
>>
>> H22 = 0
>>
>> So
>>
>> hw H11 + h^2w^2 - H21H12 = 0
>>
>> w^2 + w (H11/h) - (H12/h)^2 = 0
>>
>> w(+.-) = {- (H11/h) +- [(H11/h)^2 - 4 (H12/h)^2]^1/2}/2
>>
>> but
>>
>> H11 ~ m (H12/h)^2 R^2
>>
>> (G^2|
|^2 m^2/r) ~ (G[1 + (R/r)^n] m^2/r) = H12 = H21
>>
>> Homework Problem
>>
>> Finish computing the eigenvalues w(+) & w(-).
>>
>> Study them. What do you find?
>>
>> When are the energy eigenvalues real and distinct? When do they fuse
>> together? Can they go complex (complex roots of a polynomial)? What
does
>> this solution suggest physically, if anything for our mission of Making
Star
>> Trek Real?
>>
>> Find the two corresponding eigenvectors. Study them. What do you find?
>>
>> Every eigenvector of the Hamiltonian matrix Hij has an energy
eigenvalue.
>> Different eigenvectors can have the same eigenvalue (degeneracy). The
>> complete set of linearly independent eigenvectors forms a
"basis" or "frame
>> of reference" or "perspective" on the mental quantum bit
landscape related
>> to "Hilbert space".
>>
>> Hints: see Ch 9 & Ch10 , Feynman Vol III
>>
>> To be continued.
>>
>> Find the two corresponding eigenvectors. Study them. What do you find?
>>
>> Partial Solution:
>>
>> w(+.-) = {- (H11/h) +- [(H11/h)^2 - 4 (H12/h)^2]^1/2}/2
>>
>> but
>>
>> H11 ~ m (H12/h)^2 R^2
>>
>> (G^2|
|^2 m^2/r) ~ (G[1 + (R/r)^n] m^2/r) = H12 = H21
>>
>> We are only interested in large hyperspace intrusion into ordinary 3
dim space, so
>> that the hyperspace control parameter for catastrophe (R. Thom-V.I.
Arnold
>> singularities) generation in the dilaton superconducting phase-coherent
quantum
>> vacuum of the visible 3 dim universe "bubble" we are stuck on
like Flatlanders
>> (Fig 12.2. p. 256 M Kaku's Hyperspace & Aug 2000 Sci Am, p. 62),
obeys
>>
>> R/r >> 1
>>
>> Therefore
>>
>> H12 ~ (Gm^2(R/r)^n /r)
>>
>> G is Newton's gravity constant.
>>
>> m is the effective mass of the rotating EM field configuration forming
one of the
>> Star Gate floating flat disks called "flying saucers".
>>
>
> We use Wheeler's geon solutions i.e. self-consistent nonlinear
> solitons of gravity and electromagnetic fields. They are approximate
> only for the symmetric connection. We now have a strong effective G
> over a short range. So imagine a rotating EM near field flattened
> disk-like geon as the basic "mouth" of the Star Gate in each of
the
> two bubble universes of the multiverse that it connects, or,
> alternatively, connecting different parts of the same folded crumpled
> geon at different hypertimes allowing globally self-consistent
> time-travel to both past and future for that same bubble, as well as
> effective instant travel into the elsewhere of special relativity.
>
>> Note the dual roles of both R and r. They are in both ordinary and
hyperspace.
>>
>> R as scale of Star Gate portal in ordinary space dual to it as scale of
the unseen
>> dimensions of hyperspace. Similarly, r as the Josephson junction
tunneling
>> hyperspace barrier thickness separating our visible material universe
"bubble" from
>> the bubble that is the "universe next door" (RAW) it is
almost tangent to dual to its
>> role as thickness of the Star Gate floating disk in ordinary space
(ref: Fig 12.2. p.
>> 256 M Kaku's Hyperspace).
>>
>> Note also the electro-gravitic/magneto-gyroscopic Blackett effect for
virtual
>> electric charge Q (ref.
>> http://stardrive.org/Jack/sirag-vigier3.pdfhttp://stardrive.org/Jack/wesson1.PDF,
>>
>> http://www.stardrive.org/25/
>>
>> Q ~ G^1/2 m
>>
>> (H11/h)^2 - 4 (H12/h)^2
>>
>> = (m (H12/h)^2 R^2/h)^2 - 4 (H12/h)^2
>>
>> = (m ( (Gm^2(R/r)^n /r)/h)^2 R^2/h)^2 - 4 (Gm^2(R/r)^n /r)/h)^2)
>>
> = (Gm^2(R/r)^n /r)/h)^4(mR^2/h)^2 [( 1 - 4 (Gm^2(R/r)^n /r)/h)^-2
> (mR^2/h)^-2 ]
>
> Take the square root to get the discriminant of the quadratic
> equation
>
> (Gm^2(R/r)^n /r)/h)^4(mR^2/h)^2[( 1 - 4 (Gm^2(R/r)^n /r)/h)^-2
> (mR^2/h)^-2 ]^1/2
>
> Since R/r >> 1 in the strong hyperspace regime we are in, the second
> dimensionless term in the square root is small compared to 1. To first
> order in the Taylor series expansion of the square root
>
> [( 1 - 4 (Gm^2(R/r)^n /r)/h)^-2 (mR^2/h)^-2 ]^1/2
>
> ~ [( 1 - 2(Gm^2(R/r)^n /r)/h)^-2 (mR^2/h)^-2 ]
>
> Therfore the small root (eigenvalue) is
>
> (EI/h) ~ (Gm^2(R/r)^n /r)/h)^-2 (mR^2/h)^-2 = (Gm^3R^2(R/r)^n
> /r)/h^2)^-2
>
> The large root is
>
> (EII/h) ~ H11/h ~ m (Gm^2(R/r)^n /hr))^2 R^2/h
>
> It's easier to see what is going on using the abstract matrix elements
> of the Hamiltonian of this 1 qubit Star Gate between closely spaced
> bubble universes in the multiverse.
>
> ref: Feynman Vol III "Lectures on Physics" eqs. (9.26) (9.27) p.
9-7
> modified for this particular problem
>
> EI = (1/2)H11 - [(1/4)H11^2 + H12^2]^1/2
>
> EII = (1/2)H11 + [(1/4)H11^2 + H12^2]^1/2
>
> EI = (1/2)H11 - (1/2)H11[(1 + 4(H12/H11)^2]^1/2
>
> EII = (1/2)H11 + (1/2)H11[(1 + 4(H12/H11)^2]^1/2
>
> H12/H11 << 1 in the strong hyperspace region required to engineer the
> Star Gate.
>
> Therefore, from Taylor series expansion to first order in small
> quantities
>
> EI ~ (1/2)H11 - (1/2)H11[(1 + 2(H12/H11)^2] ~ H12^2/H11 << 1
>
> EII = (1/2)H11 + (1/2)H11[(1 + 2(H12/H11)^2] ~ H11 + H12^2/H11
>
> But
>
> H11 ~ m (H12/h)^2 R^2
>
> Therefore
>
> EI ~ H12^2/H11 ~ H12^2/m (H12/h)^2 R^2 ~ (1/m)(h/R)^2
>
> Note, that this small stationary energy eigenvalue of the superfluid
> quantum vacuum Star Gate is the kinetic energy of the DeBroglie
> dimension of the compactification scale of the misnamed "unseen"
> dimensions of hyperspace. However, the unseen is now being seen in ET
> UFO advanced technology. These badly named "unseen dimensions" of
> hyperspace are like the badly named "hidden variables" of Bohms
> nonlocal nonmechanical quantum realism. Neither unseen nor hidden in
> both cases when the theories are groked in their fullness.
>
> Now for the large stationary state eigenvalue of the qubit basis
> (frame of reference in the vacuum sector of the Hilbert space of the
> macroscopic superfluid quantum phase coherent Star Gate)
>
> EII ~ H11 + H12^2/H11 ~ m (H12/h)^2 R^2 + (1/m)(h/R)^2
>
> ~ m ((Gm^2(R/r)^n /r)/h)^2 R^2 + (1/m)(h/R)^2
>
> OK now let's look at the two corresponding eigenvectors forming the
> stationary basis of the macroscopic superfluid quantum vacuum Star
> Gate, i.e. the independent normal modes of oscillation. Note Feynman:
>
> " we have the amplitudes for the two stationary states (the states of
> definite energy). If there are no external disturbances, a system
> initially in one of these states will stay in that state forever -
> only its phase changes" 9-7 ibid
>
> Later, when we make an AC Josephson resonance to open up the Star
> Gate, we will add a perturbation so that these states are no longer
> exact energy eigenstates.
>
> The two eigenvectors |I> & |II> (stationary energy eigenstates
are)
> have two components C1 & C2 each in bubble universes |1> and |2>.
It's
> easier to visualize what is going on in the Dirac bra-ket notation.
> Think of the Dirac kets |1> and |2> as the isolated quantum vacuum
> states of superfluid 3dim bubble universes 1 and 2 when far from all
> other bubble universes of the multiverse all the 3 dim bubbles
> floating in 10 dim hyperspace.
>
> C1(I) = a1(I) e^-i(/h)EIt = <1|I>e^-i(/h)EIt
>
> C2(I) = a2(I) e^-i(/h)EIt = <2|I>e^-i(/h)EIt
>
> C1(II) = a1(II) e^-i(/h)EIIt = <1|II>e^-i(/h)EIIt
>
> C2(II) = a2(II) e^-i(/h)EIIt = <2|II>e^-i(/h)EIIt
>
> Where in both cases
>
> a1/a2 = H12/(E - H11)
>
> substitute EI and EII respectively to get
>
> <1|I>/<2|I> = H12/(EI - H11)
>
> <1|II>/<2|II> = H12/(EII - H11)
>
> We also have the normalization constraints
>
> |<1|I>|^2 + |<2|I>|^2 = 1
>
> |<1|II>|^2 + |<2|II>|^2 = 1
>
> The two normal tunneling modes between bubble universes of the
> multiverse super-cosmic DC Josephson effect (prior to AC modulation)
> are
>
> |I> = |1><1|I> + |2><2|I>
>
> |II> = |1><1|II> + |2><2|II>
>
> to be continued
--
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Feynman's treatment of the electromagnetic AC Josephson Resonance Effect (Vol
III 21-9) as the conceptual archetypal template for a macroscopic quantum Star
Gate between different visible universes (or, alternatively, different parts of
the same anholonomically crinkled visible universe) in the hyperspace multiverse.
Two superconducting regions 1 and 2 separated by a thin
nonsuperconductingbarrier.
The superconducting tunneling current density across the barrier is
j = 2(H12/h)(<phi(1)><phi(2)>)^1/2
sin&
(21.44)
H12 the coupling Hamiltonian matrix element, & the relative quantumphase
difference across the barrier.
d&/dt = qV/h
note h is Planck's quantum divided by twice pi ~ 10^-27 erg-sec
q is effective electric charge quantum leaping, i.e. teleporting,across
the barrier, V is the electrical voltage difference across the barrier.
DC effect. Let V be a constant DC voltage V(DC), e.g. from a battery:Feynman
explains:
"First put on a DC voltage... the argument of the sine becomes &(0)+
(q/h)V(DC)t. Since h is a small number (compared to ordinary voltage and times)
the sine oscillates rather rapidly and the net current is nothing. ... On the
other hand if you have zero voltage across the junction you can get a current!
... But try to put a voltage across it and the current goes to zero. ... There
is another way of getting a current - by applying a voltage at a very high
frequency in addition to a DC voltage. Let
V = V(DC) + v(AC) cos wt
where v(AC) << V(DC)
then &(t) = &(0) +(q/h)V(DC)t + (q/h)(v(AC)/w) sin wt
sin(x + delta x) ~ sin x + delta x cos x
Using this approximation for sin &(t), I get
j = (2H12/h)[sin(&(0) + (q/h)V(DC)t) + (q/h)(v(AC)/w)sin wt cos(&(0) +
(q/h)V(DC)t)]
The first term is zero on the average, but the second term is not if
w = (q/h)V(DC)"
Why? From trig
cos (&(0) + (q/h)V(DC)t)] = cos &(0) cos (q/h)V(DC)t - sin &(0)sin
(q/h)V(DC)t
Therefore, the second term here multiplied by the sin wt term in j givesa
nonvanishing "in phase" integral of sin^2 wt over the oscillation
cycle when the resonance condition is obeyed.
This now connects with my PhD dissertation on Gauge Invariance in theTheory of
Superfluids (UCR, 1969) partily motivated by the work of PW Anderson whose ideas
are compiled in his later 1984 book "Basic Notions Of Condensed Matter
Physics" (Benjamin-Cummings) in particular his paper of April 1966 I
was aware of in 1968 "Considerations on the Flow of Superfluid Helium"
Rev Mod Physics 38, 298 which has the electrically neutral analog for the AC
resonance Josephson current for a general chemical potential difference
including gravity potential differences in particular. This gets closeto our
Star Gate problem.
It is also curious how my two 1973 Collective Phenomena papers on hadronic Regge
plot from strong gravity "geon" tiny black holes also fits
what'shappening now.
Comments on Physics Today's article on strong short range gravity in
hyperspace physics
http://www.aip.org/pt/vol-53/iss-9/p22.html
No passive spontaneous departure from G(Newton) ~ 6.67 x 10^-8 cm^3 sec^-2
g^-1 at r ~ 0.2 mm. Note I use "spontaneous" as
distinct from active "stimulated" i.e. forced or engineered by
perhaps using a gravitational AC Josephson tunneling resonance
technique (PW Anderson) on the superfluid quantum vacuu actively forcing R to
get larger adiabatically in a limited region of ordinary
4 dim Einstein space-time.
That is,
G -> G' = G|<phi>|^2 ~ G[1 + (R/r)^n]
<phi> = macroscopic quantum phase coherent dilaton superfluid wave
function of the mutable vacuum that "dilates" the effective
Planck scale
L(Planck) = (hG'/c)^1/2 ~ (1.6 x 10^-33 cm) (R/r)^n/2
n = 7 for M-brane theory
The U of Washington passive torsion balance experiment is for r ~ 0.2 mm = 0.2
x 10^-3 m = .02 cm shows that the natural R <<
0.2 mm.
Physics Today wrote:
The hierarchy problem
Why all the fuss? The principal impetus was a 1998 paper entitled "The
Hierarchy
Problem and New Dimensions at a Millimeter"1 by particle theorists Nima
Arkani-Hamed, Savas Dimopoulos (both then at Stanford), and Gia Dvali (then at
Trieste, now at New York University). The hierarchy problem, simply stated, is
the nagging question: Why is gravity so many orders of magnitude weaker than
the
other fundamental forces? The provocative answer suggested by Arkani-Hamed,
Dimopoulos, and Dvali (ADD) supposes the existence of two or more as yet
undetected spatial dimensions, in addition to the four dimensions of ordinary
spacetime.
But ADD were enticing experimenters with much more accessible
prospects. They
argued that the extra dimensions might be curled up on a scale as large as a
few
millimeters, making it possible to detect departures from Newtonian gravity
with
a new generation of sensitive tabletop experiments. Furthermore, they pointed
out,
the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), which will be providing experimenters with 10
TeV (104 GeV) protons by mid-decade, should also exhibit manifestations of
these surprisingly large extra dimensions.
Why should one believe in extra dimensions 32 orders of magnitude larger than
the
Planck length
The formula (1) in the Physics Today article is consistent with my theory
above.
In effect, gravity is intrinsically comparable to the
electroweak forces. Only its leakage into the extra dimensions makes it appear
so
much weaker to us.
The Physics Today article implicitly points out that the effective n in my
formula may not be fixed at 7 but may itself be a kind of scale
dependent fractal dimension. I have already been aware of this additional
feature.
Trapped on the membrane
What about electromagnetism and the nuclear forces, which have been probed
down to 1017 cm without revealing any evidence of extra dimensions? ADD
argue that these other forces, unlike ubiquitous gravity, are restricted to
the
four-dimensional subspace (or "brane," short for membrane) on which
we live.
That makes sense in terms of string theory, which treats all the spin-1 gauge
bosons that mediate these forces--the photon, the gluons, and the heavy weak
bosons--as open strings, like the quarks and leptons, whose ends are stuck on
our
brane. Only the spin-2 graviton, being a closed-loop string, is free to wander
off
into the extra dimensions.
This special freedom for the graviton accords with the general-relativistic
presumption that gravity is a manifestation of spacetime geometry.
Instead of uniformly rotating an attractor mass, several of the other
new
submillimeter experiments use designs in which one of the test masses is made
to
oscillate at a resonant frequency.
Interesting variation in view of AC Josephson analogy.
Some of the new submillimeter experiments will eventually run at
cryogenic
temperatures for greater sensitivity. To test gravity at even smaller
separations--down to half a micrometer--a number of groups are looking for
departures from the predicted Casimir force between conducting surfaces
separated by a vacuum gap. Ephraim Fischbach and Dennis Krause at Purdue
hope to test gravity at 10-nm separations by means of atomic-force microscopy.
Good
Abundant production of gravitons in collisions
at these energies might manifest itself as apparent violations of energy
conservation
as the gravitons wander off in the extra dimensions. And when they do
occasionally find their way back after a brief excursion, they might produce
photon
or lepton pairs with telltale kinematic distributions.
This also is a clue on how the "vacuum propeller" seen in UFOs by
reliable observers (mostly military) may work. One must also add
the anholonomic torsion field to the holonomic gravity field in making these
estimates.
The ADD theory predicts a "KaluzaKlein tower" of
innumerable very light excited
states of the graviton separated from one another by mass gaps of order 103
eV,
corresponding to the millimeter sizes of the extra dimensions.
Note the low energy! We do not need super lasers! As we force R bigger than ~
millimeter up to 10 meters and even larger, the
mass gaps get even smaller!
The enhanced
gravitational interaction at the TeV scale might also lead to the creation of
tiny
black holes with Schwarzschild radii on the order of 1017 cm, which would
quickly decay by Hawking evaporation.
The authors are not aware that we can also make stable tiny black holes whose
parameters obey the zero Hawking radiation
holonomic constraint (Pythagorean theorem)
(G'M/c^2)^2 = (J/Mc)^2 + G'(Q/c^2)^2
G' = G|
|^2 ~ G[1 + (R/r)^n]
J = angular momentum, Q = electric charge
The two limiting cases are the observed astronomical Blackett and Wesson
effects respectively.
subject to additional anholonomic constraint corrections no one has yet worked
out - a new ball game.
"Dr. Jack Sarfatti" wrote:
Back to the homework problem on quantum tunneling
between universes in the multiverse.
The vanishing determinant is then
(H11 + hw) (H22 + hw) - H12
H21 = 0
H11 H22 + hw (H22 +
H11) + h^2w^2 - H12 H21 = 0
For our specific problem
H22 = 0
So
hw H11 + h^2w^2 -
H21H12 = 0
w^2 + w (H11/h) -
(H12/h)^2 = 0
w(+.-) = {- (H11/h)
+- [(H11/h)^2 - 4 (H12/h)^2]^1/2}/2
but
H11 ~ m (H12/h)^2 R^2
(G^2|< f>|^2
m^2/r) ~ (G[1 + (R/r)^n] m^2/r) = H12 = H21
Homework Problem
Finish computing the
eigenvalues w(+) & w(-).
Study them. What do you
find?
When are the energy
eigenvalues real and distinct? When do they fuse
together? Can they go
complex (complex roots of a polynomial)? What does
this solution suggest
physically, if anything for our mission of Making Star
Trek Real?
Find the two corresponding
eigenvectors. Study them. What do you find?
Every eigenvector of the
Hamiltonian matrix Hij has an energy eigenvalue.
Different eigenvectors can
have the same eigenvalue (degeneracy). The
complete set of linearly
independent eigenvectors forms a "basis" or "frame
of reference" or
"perspective" on the mental quantum bit landscape related
to "Hilbert
space".
Hints: see Ch 9 & Ch10
, Feynman Vol III
To be continued.
Find the two corresponding eigenvectors. Study them. What do you find?
Partial Solution:
w(+.-) = {- (H11/h) +-
[(H11/h)^2 - 4 (H12/h)^2]^1/2}/2
but
H11 ~ m (H12/h)^2 R^2
(G^2|<f>|^2 m^2/r) ~ (G[1 +
(R/r)^n] m^2/r) = H12 = H21
We are only interested in large
hyperspace intrusion into ordinary 3 dim space, so
that the hyperspace control parameter
for catastrophe (R. Thom-V.I. Arnold
singularities) generation in the
dilaton superconducting phase-coherent quantum
vacuum of the visible 3 dim universe
"bubble" we are stuck on like Flatlanders
(Fig 12.2. p. 256 M Kaku's Hyperspace
& Aug 2000 Sci Am, p. 62), obeys
R/r >> 1
Therefore
H12 ~ (Gm^2(R/r)^n /r)
G is Newton's gravity constant.
m is the effective mass of the rotating
EM field configuration forming one of the
Star Gate floating flat disks called
"flying saucers".
We use Wheeler's geon solutions i.e. self-consistent nonlinear solitons of
gravity and electromagnetic fields. They are approximate only for the
symmetric connection. We now have a strong effective G over a short range. So
imagine a rotating EM near field flattened disk-like geon as the basic
"mouth" of the Star Gate in each of the two bubble universes of the
multiverse that it connects, or, alternatively, connecting different parts of
the same folded crumpled geon at different hypertimes allowing globally
self-consistent time-travel to both past and future for that same bubble, as
well as effective instant travel into the elsewhere of special relativity.
Note the dual roles of both R and r.
They are in both ordinary and hyperspace.
R as scale of Star Gate portal in
ordinary space dual to it as scale of the unseen
dimensions of hyperspace.
Similarly, r as the Josephson junction tunneling
hyperspace barrier thickness separating
our visible material universe "bubble" from
the bubble that is the "universe
next door" (RAW) it is almost tangent to dual to its
role as thickness of the Star Gate
floating disk in ordinary space (ref: Fig 12.2. p.
256 M Kaku's Hyperspace).
Note also the electro-gravitic/magneto-gyroscopic
Blackett effect for virtual
electric charge Q (ref.
http://stardrive.org/Jack/sirag-vigier3.pdfhttp://stardrive.org/Jack/wesson1.PDF,
http://www.stardrive.org/25/
Q ~ G^1/2 m
(H11/h)^2 - 4 (H12/h)^2
= (m (H12/h)^2 R^2/h)^2 - 4 (H12/h)^2
= (m ( (Gm^2(R/r)^n /r)/h)^2 R^2/h)^2 -
4 (Gm^2(R/r)^n /r)/h)^2)
= (Gm^2(R/r)^n /r)/h)^4(mR^2/h)^2 [( 1 - 4 (Gm^2(R/r)^n /r)/h)^-2
(mR^2/h)^-2 ]
Take the square root to get the discriminant of the quadratic
equation
(Gm^2(R/r)^n /r)/h)^4(mR^2/h)^2[( 1 - 4 (Gm^2(R/r)^n /r)/h)^-2
(mR^2/h)^-2 ]^1/2
Since R/r >> 1 in the strong hyperspace regime we are in, the second
dimensionless term in the square root is small compared to 1. To first
order in the Taylor series expansion of the square root
[( 1 - 4 (Gm^2(R/r)^n /r)/h)^-2 (mR^2/h)^-2 ]^1/2
~ [( 1 - 2(Gm^2(R/r)^n /r)/h)^-2 (mR^2/h)^-2 ]
Therfore the small root (eigenvalue) is
(EI/h) ~ (Gm^2(R/r)^n /r)/h)^-2 (mR^2/h)^-2 = (Gm^3R^2(R/r)^n
/r)/h^2)^-2
The large root is
(EII/h) ~ H11/h ~ m (Gm^2(R/r)^n /hr))^2 R^2/h
It's easier to see what is going on using the abstract matrix elements
of the Hamiltonian of this 1 qubit Star Gate between closely spaced bubble
universes in the multiverse.
ref: Feynman Vol III "Lectures on Physics" eqs. (9.26) (9.27) p. 9-7
modified for this particular problem
EI = (1/2)H11 - [(1/4)H11^2 + H12^2]^1/2
EII = (1/2)H11 + [(1/4)H11^2 + H12^2]^1/2
EI = (1/2)H11 - (1/2)H11[(1 + 4(H12/H11)^2]^1/2
EII = (1/2)H11 + (1/2)H11[(1 + 4(H12/H11)^2]^1/2
H12/H11 << 1 in the strong hyperspace region required to engineer
the Star Gate.
Therefore, from Taylor series expansion to first order in small quantities
EI ~ (1/2)H11 - (1/2)H11[(1 + 2(H12/H11)^2] ~ H12^2/H11
<< 1
EII = (1/2)H11 + (1/2)H11[(1 + 2(H12/H11)^2] ~ H11 + H12^2/H11
But
H11 ~ m (H12/h)^2 R^2
Therefore
EI ~ H12^2/H11 ~ H12^2/m (H12/h)^2 R^2 ~ (1/m)(h/R)^2
Note, that this small stationary energy eigenvalue of the superfluid
quantum vacuum Star Gate is the kinetic energy of the DeBroglie dimension
of the compactification scale of the misnamed "unseen" dimensions of
hyperspace.
However, the unseen is now being seen in ET UFO advanced technology. These
badly named "unseen dimensions" of hyperspace are like the badly
named
"hidden variables" of Bohms nonlocal nonmechanical quantum realism.
Neither
unseen nor hidden in both cases when the theories are groked in their
fullness.
Now for the large stationary state eigenvalue of the qubit basis (frame
of reference in the vacuum sector of the Hilbert space of the
macroscopic
superfluid quantum phase coherent Star Gate)
EII ~ H11 + H12^2/H11 ~ m (H12/h)^2 R^2 + (1/m)(h/R)^2
~ m ((Gm^2(R/r)^n /r)/h)^2 R^2 + (1/m)(h/R)^2
OK now let's look at the two corresponding eigenvectors forming the
stationary basis of the macroscopic superfluid quantum vacuum Star Gate,
i.e. the independent normal modes of oscillation. Note Feynman:
" we have the amplitudes for the two stationary states (the states of
definite energy). If there are no external disturbances, a system initially
in one of these states will stay in that state forever - only its phase
changes" 9-7 ibid
Later, when we make an AC Josephson resonance to open up the Star Gate,
we will add a perturbation so that these states are no longer exact energy
eigenstates.
The two eigenvectors |I> & |II> (stationary energy eigenstates are)
have two components C1 & C2 each in bubble universes |1> and |2>.
It's
easier to visualize what is going on in the Dirac bra-ket notation. Think
of the Dirac kets |1> and |2> as the isolated quantum vacuum states of
superfluid 3dim bubble universes 1 and 2 when far from all other bubble
universes of the multiverse all the 3 dim bubbles floating in 10 dim
hyperspace.
C1(I) = a1(I) e^-i(/h)EIt = <1|I>e^-i(/h)EIt
C2(I) = a2(I) e^-i(/h)EIt = <2|I>e^-i(/h)EIt
C1(II) = a1(II) e^-i(/h)EIIt = <1|II>e^-i(/h)EIIt
C2(II) = a2(II) e^-i(/h)EIIt = <2|II>e^-i(/h)EIIt
Where in both cases
a1/a2 = H12/(E - H11)
substitute EI and EII respectively to get
<1|I>/<2|I> = H12/(EI - H11)
<1|II>/<2|II> = H12/(EII - H11)
We also have the normalization constraints
|<1|I>|^2 + |<2|I>|^2 = 1
|<1|II>|^2 + |<2|II>|^2 = 1
The two normal tunneling modes between bubble universes of the multiverse
super-cosmic DC Josephson effect (prior to AC modulation) are
|I> = |1><1|I> + |2><2|I>
|II> = |1><1|II> + |2><2|II>
to
be continued
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Why are "extraterrestrial intelligences" often characterized as
reptilian, and as being negative or evil ? I do not censor the perceptions of
those who have asserted the existence of these creatures. My research simply
causes me to question the origin of the "reptilian" image. Previous to
the neo-tech information era and our probing into the universe beyond our
planet, the "devil" and "demons" were often depicted as
being reptilian in form. I have written about aspects of the traditional
"supernatural" in my books DARK FRONTIER and DR. FU MAN CHU MEETS THE
LONESOME COWBOY: SORCERY & THE UFO EXPERIENCE .Both of these works are now
available on Amazon.com or through info@fluidice.com.
Yet I know there is much to learn beyond these chthonic correspondences. The
following page 109 was written in 1977. I was trying to express a fundamental
perception that the "intelligence" behind the "ufo sighting"
which had sparked my book CONGRATULATIONS: THE UFO REALITY was not
"from" my so-called reptilian lower brain at the base of my skull. Yet
at that time I had nothing to offer on that subject but my intuition. Since my
initial rejection of the idea that ET perceptions are an atavistic &
"reptilian" function, I have read accounts of a variety of contacts
with humans by "humanoid" beings who resemble people but tell their
interlocutors that they are actually chemically and structurally different from
human beings. I have also included in the "Artifact Arcade" section of
my book DARK FRONTIER photographs of "intelligences" which appeared on
my film in New York City and London. These "intelligences" are in the
form of people but with slight differences of appearance and ability.
It is possible that such "intelligences" do mingle more easily in
crowded cities where they are less likely to be noticed as different.

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Subj: Reality of virtual image & mini-video
clip
Date: 3/2/00 5:18:03 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: MagickMirr
To: rnboyd@mip.net
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In a message dated 3/2/00 9:30:03 AM Eastern Standard Time, rnboyd@mip.net
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<< , in the standard view, it is held that there is a
> flow of "virtual particles"
> into, and out of the region of the elemental particle. This
> flux density increases
> in the vicinity of discrete atoms of matter. It is
> conceivable that this virtual
> flux is not virtual, but actual! >>
Hi Neil--
About nine years ago, I presented a paper on the reality of virtual image in a
mirror or lens for the New Science Forum in Fort Collins, Colorado. With
diagrams & illustrations!
Let me know what happens when you focus on the attached video.
--E.Macer-Story 2000
Paper on the reality of virtual image available
from info@fluidice.com. Cost is $30.
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