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Antonio Lao
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I have already posted many threads on this PF site. Although I called a theory "quantized space," in reality, what I'm trying to develop is a theory for the origin of mass.
Since Newton, Maxwell, Einstein and the quantum revolution, the concept of mass remains elusive if one wants to find its truth. This truth is hidden very deeply inside the perfect symmetry of the universe. This universe is that of the pure vacuum itself.
This vacuum of infinite nothingness has become the final resting place for all theoretical physicists where they search for the ultimate truth of everything else.
In mathematics, there is a number that is neither positive nor negative but enough to code the entire empty universe. This is the number zero.
This zero is the perfect symmetry of the Higgs field, a scalar field.
But contrary to a vector field, this Higgs field does not give out signals to tell us that it is there. This field is understood to be homogeneous and isotropic.
This field contains within itself an infinite number of zero-dimensional points. And if we can make the assumption that if one of these points do decided to move, it will choose a direction of motion that it will keep forever. Once one point moves, the other infinite minus one points will also move and they also will have its own direction to follow for all eternity!
The mapping of infinite points to infinite directions is a one-to-one transformation. But the movement of one point breaks the perfect symmetry for the entire universe! Now the universe begins to expand.
Or is it really expanding?
To be continued...
Since Newton, Maxwell, Einstein and the quantum revolution, the concept of mass remains elusive if one wants to find its truth. This truth is hidden very deeply inside the perfect symmetry of the universe. This universe is that of the pure vacuum itself.
This vacuum of infinite nothingness has become the final resting place for all theoretical physicists where they search for the ultimate truth of everything else.
In mathematics, there is a number that is neither positive nor negative but enough to code the entire empty universe. This is the number zero.
This zero is the perfect symmetry of the Higgs field, a scalar field.
But contrary to a vector field, this Higgs field does not give out signals to tell us that it is there. This field is understood to be homogeneous and isotropic.
This field contains within itself an infinite number of zero-dimensional points. And if we can make the assumption that if one of these points do decided to move, it will choose a direction of motion that it will keep forever. Once one point moves, the other infinite minus one points will also move and they also will have its own direction to follow for all eternity!
The mapping of infinite points to infinite directions is a one-to-one transformation. But the movement of one point breaks the perfect symmetry for the entire universe! Now the universe begins to expand.
Or is it really expanding?
To be continued...
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