DUALITY OF TIME:
Complex-Time Geometry and Perpetual Creation of Space
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3.1.1 Lorentz Theory
In 1892, Hendrik Lorentz (1853-1928) assumed the existence of electrons separate from the aether, which he supposed as completely motionless and not dragged by matter. An important consequence of this notion was that the velocity of light becomes totally independent of the velocity of the source. He calculated the contraction of the electrostatic fields, by introducing what he called the “Theorem of Corresponding States” which states that an observer moving relative to the aether makes the same observations as an observer at rest, which eventually led to the Lorentz transformations. According to this concept of local time, Lorentz was able to explain the aberration of light, Doppler effect and Fizeau experiment which seemingly supported the partial aether-drag hypothesis of Fresnel.
Lorentz, however, gave no statements about the mechanical nature of the aether and the electromagnetic processes, but, vice versa, tried to explain the mechanical processes by electromagnetic ones, and therefore created an abstract electromagnetic aether. However, Lorentz recognized that his theory violated the third law of Newton; the principle of action and reaction, because matter cannot act on the aether.
Other similar models tried to create alternative electrodynamics, led by various physicists such as Joseph Larmor (1857-1942) and Emil Cohn (1854-1944), but these models were inconsistent and they were subsequently superseded by Lorentz and Einstein.
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... y were separated in space or in time. This concept of temporal entanglement can also explain other peculiar quantum interference experiments, such as “which path†and the “ DELAYED CHOICE quantum eraserâ€, but we will leave the discussion on this subject till after we ...
... and the “delayed choice quantum eraserâ€, but we will leave the discussion on this subject till after we explain the Single Monad Model in chapter IV and the resulting Duality of Time hypothesis in chapter V. Read Other Books: The Single Monad Model of the Cosmos: ...
... metaphysical fact of nature, while Richard Feynman (1918-1988) said in his famous Lectures of Physics: “We choose to examine a phenomenon [Double-slit experiment] which is impossible, ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE , to explain in any classical way, and which has in it the heart of Quantum Mec ...
... xperiment have been performed using electrons, atoms, and even large molecules, and all exhibited the same type of patterns. Thus it has been demonstrated that matter have both particle and WAVE BEHAVIOR , as described further in section 4.4.1. Some physicists then proposed that, since all ...
... peating the experiment on one slit only, which is explained as diffraction, the same behavior that can be demonstrated in water waves. This experiment gave the ultimate demonstration of the WAVE NATURE of light. Variations of the double-slit experiment have been performed using electrons, ...
... œwhich path†and the “delayed choice quantum eraserâ€, but we will leave the discussion on this subject till after we explain the Single Monad Model in chapter IV and the resulting Duality of Time hypothesis in chapter V. Read Other Books: The Single Monad ...
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... time, i.e. the states of the two interfering particles are entangled through time. Both of these spatial and temporal entanglements are only possible due to the fact that both particles are SEQUENTIALLY CREATED by the Single Monad, which is exactly what gives them the nature of waves and u ...
... function, thus determining the behavior of the second particle whether they were separated in space or in time. This concept of temporal entanglement can also explain other peculiar quantum INTERFERENCE EXPERIMENTS , such as “which path†and the “delayed choice quantum era ...
... interpretation that may explain this ostensible paradox, which challenges our basic intuition. Bohr regarded this weird quantum behavior of particles as a metaphysical fact of nature, while Richard Feynman (1918-1988) said in his famous Lectures of Physics: “We choose to examine a ph ...
... d in space or in time. This concept of temporal entanglement can also explain other peculiar quantum interference experiments, such as “which path†and the “delayed choice QUANTUM ERASER â€, but we will leave the discussion on this subject till after we explain the Si ...
The science of Time is a noble science, that reveals the secret of Eternity. Only the Elites of Sages may ever come to know this secret. It is called the First Age, or the Age of ages, from which time is emerging.
