Schrodinger’s
Cats Paradox and Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle:
Two Ideas that Changed the World
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This same hunch led to Schrodinger’s declaration
of superposition, which he explained using his famous Cats
Paradox. Oerstad (the magnetic needle) and Faraday's experiments
also provide firm evidence that every energetic behavior is
the product of dual formations. I have devised the following
equations in order to prove this hypothesis:
a. The
Equation of Everything
b. Phase
Transition Equations
1. High Phase Transition: |
E |
= 1 |
The
superposition of energetic matter |
|
Energetic matter
= 1 |
M |
2. Wave-Particle
Phase Transition: "Everything
Equation" |
E |
= |
M |
|
1=1 |
|
M |
E |
|
3. Lower Phase
Transition: |
E (x) |
=1 |
|
M |
|
Wave theory similarly proves that the “entanglement
phenomenon” is viable. In other words, it displays how
“non-local” (distant) subatomic particles with
identical proportions
and properties can instantly cooperate and communicate, regardless
of the distance between them (see picture and my article on
Dark Matter,
which explains that the universe functions according to a
hierarchy of wave formations). That said, all universes respond
to universes, galaxies react to other galaxies, and stars
to stars within the same galactic wave. Similarly, planets
only interact with other planets within their solar constellation
(wave) and moons to other moons within the same planetary
wave. Moreover, atoms only communicate with atoms within the
same wave constellation. Consequently, energetic matter must
belong to the same, all-encompassing wave formation (the universe)
in which all formations immediately react to any changes that
occur to any particles of the same variety (size, space, and
energy).
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Dr. Chaim Tejman, Copyright©
2003. All rights reserved.
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