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TIME DISPLACEMENT
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ABSTRACT
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Appl_ No_.
10/954,767
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Filed;
Oct 1, 2004
Publication Classi?cation
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timelike curves.
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Figure 2
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can be uni?ed.
(Geroch 1967)
THEORETICAL BACKGROUND OF THE
INVENTION
readily achieved.
of space-time.
[0011] This effective Warping of space-time does not, of
necessity, imply superluminal velocities, but does alloW the
creation of Warp drive systems, Which do not depend on the
creation of thrust by the ejection of material as used in
current space technologies.
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shoW that all matter, the forces of nature and space time can
length of matterl.
[0026] Thus the Wavelength of matter folloWs directly
from its constituents, quintessence. As matter is made of
[0028]
Thus
f=nq
(4)
[0019] Thus the formula for the frequency of light E=hf is
noW readily explained by the observation that the frequency
is determined quite directly from the number of quintes
sences nq Within the photon.
Ek = P2/2m0
then
P = V (Ek 'Zmo)
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[0034]
[5=v/|32nq=hc/[5E
[0037] And conventionally
E=(p2c2+mO2c4)l/2
(2)
[0043]
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Conventionally p202 :
-continued
2V2
2
changes.
[0055]
then
[0056]
equations for mass and in turn for space and time from the
2
,B E2
Substituting h : mqc2
26
mqC
24
,Bmoc
electromagnetic ?elds.
[0060] It is important to re-examine space-time itself in
this light, this Would have one directional vector With tWo
vector dimensions of energy, one of capacitance and one of
Was based Were: that the speed of light is a constant and that
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mqc2=h
(1c)
[0069] It is postulated by general relativity that the shape
of space time itself can be altered, indeed the presence of the
space time lattice noW alloWs this to be altered by altering
space.
[0065]
[0067]
[0075]
complex vectors.
[0076]
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[0077]
of quantum teleportation
[0088] This is not, hoWever, teleportation across an addi
tional dimension, this is a term to describe in partially
familiar terms the dissociation of energy from the three
instance beloW the real vector is the x vector and the tWo
1/2
'
) 1s
(cX 1/2 +J-cy 1/2 +J-cZ 1/2 ). These tWo sums When
[0084] As
>t=hc/[5E
[0089]
(2)
and
E=hnq
(la)
then
#645,
(2b)
[0094]
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Shrodinger)
[0095]
1
- X 10*15
C
[0097]
folloWing equation.
l02O quintessences.
[0098] This is in close agreement With the experimentally
observed charge on the electron of l.602><l0_l9 C.
(6)
80
(6a)
[0107] Indeed the short form equation for the charge of the
electron (e) can noW be rewritten as a metric tensor With
[0108]
a more exact value for the charge of the electron (to seven
e-%
1/2
_-
-( 1c.)
+
+
1/2.
(Cy)
+
+
1/2.
(10.)
+
1/2
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[0109]
tion
[0117]
(6b)
ticles.
[0121]
[0122]
can further de?ne the term .alpha., the ?ne structure con
stant; from the structure of the electron. Thus as the standard
term
equation
62
62 I
50
and
h : mqc2
(eq. 6)
3(4/3)7rc3
(eq- 1)
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g:
thus
g mq(30)2
(10)
502
[3 (4 / 37103)]
(6)
[0132]
[0133]
time. The particles that bind the quarks (gluons) are them
selves required, in stable particles, to have three different
color charges, one color in each dimension, for the particle
to exist in three dimensional space-time. Furthermore, there
[0135]
If We combine equation 3:
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[0136]
[0138]
these short form equations lies in the fact that they can very
[0140] If the one dimensional box has a length 2L the
quantum amplitude (A) can only be non Zero betWeen x=0
and X=2L and the standard solution for the amplitude is
none other than:
[0141]
(p) and stable neutron (n) and alpha particle (a) respectively
are derived. The general structure of the force carrying
fundamental particles
[0144] The masses of all the knoWn particles, including
the up and doWn quarks, the W boson, the muon, charm,
strange, the tauon, truth and beauty can thus also be derived
from ?rst principles in this fashion, and have the quasi
electron as their basic constituent particle (see Appendix 1).
[0145] Thus the structure of the muon (u) can also be
derived from the ratio of the mass of the electron (me) and
the mass of the muon (mp):
Thus
p=eOl/2><m/mp><3(4/3=nc3)l/2><(n/cl/3)
[0146]
bosons the photon. (g) and the gluon (y) and the intermediate
vector boson (W) can be given. It Will also intriguingly be
possible to derive, according to their generation, the struc
ture of the strange (s) charm (c), beauty (b, or bottom) and
truth (t or top) quarks directly from the structure of the muon
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(13)
Stable * Neutron:
[0172]
(27)
rotation rate and radius for the proton, thus as above l/c+1/z
revs=l.85><l0_l5 m. Moreover, this means the actual half
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[0178]
re=6.336><l0lg cycles/sec
[0179] So the half integer rotation velocity (revsJcr) is
2J1:/c !, for the electron in keeping With the harmonic balance
of the electron.
[0180] The same principle may be used to obtain an
accurate estimate of the spin and radius of the muon, or any
equation:
rfgorv
(32)
gravity. As
(fr3?5/2)l/3=fp
[0185]
tally.
[0186]
relativity.
related to none other than the ratio of the mass and radius of
an object to the mass and the square of the radius of
[0198]
9(nrq2/mq)=G7r/c
(36)
[0200]
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[0201]
[0216]
[0217] If
(34)
nq=rc/3rq2
(39a)
quintessence.
9(nrq2/mq)=G-7r/c
(36)
[0205] Thus equation 34 is the conventional equation for
the general relativistic increase in radius (r') in a gravita
tional ?eld, Which is here derived from the underlying nature
of quintessence. Thus the gravitational constant is derived
from the mass and radius of vibration squared of quintes
sence from ?rst principles.
[0206]
f, = GM/9rje 15 Thus
G
2
fyzw-myc
andasEzmyc;2
q
r73rq2=nq/c
(39)
[0207] These equations may be readily mathematically
GE
(40)
y _ 91303
[0208]
(34)
1024 kg;
r=l.478><l03m
previously derived,
H52,
[0221] This includes the term for the number of quintes
sences ?oWing through the electron, in the complex vectors
of space-time, to give the relativistic electron momentum (p)
and a term for the rest mass, thus substituting into (40)
GE
(40)
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[0223] Then the equation again reduces to:
9r2c4
(3)
_
(3a)
ABE
A = hC/BE
[0224]
[0230]
(2)
quantum gravity.
[0231] Graviton Structure
[0232] From these observations, if the value for the gravi
tational constant is substituted into the equation (35) We may
noW estimate the probable geometric structure of the gravi
Duality).
If We take an electron With an energy of 0.1 KeV
[0226]
equation:
[0233] This is in accurate agreement With the value for
G(6.67><10 N m2 kg_2). This suggests that the most prob
able mathematical representation of the graviton ((1)), the
hence
=(?/C)
A ;1.23X10*1m Using
A :
91'504
GB E
(3)
Where E : ymoc2
(42)
graviton
[0235] This shoWs the gravitational force to be related to
the fundamental radius of quintessence space time, and the
graviton.
[0236] Quantised General Relativity
9X1.82X10*7"X80.78X1032
[0240]
[0241]
Wavelength (7)
THV
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[0243] Giving:
Rpv _ l/zgw/R : _
87r29rZ
mqcz 'Tpv
(44)
tions.
pared to the electron and both have different rather rapid spin
axis it is dif?cult for these to bind and interact. Nevertheless,
because the graviton has a spin of 2, and as it spin axis is
perpendicular to its direction of motion, in the Z vector, it
[0248]
[0254]
[0250]
mined by the by the sign of the J-y vector (up or doWn). This
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r=n24nh2eO/me2
[0265]
[0260]
relativity.
[0274] Nevertheless, to derive an exact value for the
charge of the electron We must account for gravity in the
[0275]
thus
(34)
2nr=9.29057><103
[0276]
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Moment
[0277]
charge of the electron and for the ?ne structure constant (0t),
may be achieved by taking into account 2nd and nth order
gravitometric elfects. Thus if We take into account the effect
of gravity upon the radius of the Earth it is also important to
take into account an effect upon the instruments With Which
We measure quantities, this Would be a second order gravi
photon emission.
[0279] This agrees exactly to the nearest 7 decimal places
With the maximum accuracy of the experimental value for
the charge of the electron. Furthermore by taking into
account the nth order gravitometric effect, it is theoretically
possible to predict accuracy for the charge of the electron to
3n decimal places. This mathematically accuracy con?rms
the structure of the electron from ?rst principles and indeed
the theoretical effects of gravity on the permittivity of free
space (so).
[0280]
[0290]
radius
r"
alloWs
the
mathematical
derivation
of
pe=(eh/4nme)[l+(ot/2n)0.328ot2/n2]
[0283]
[0292]
gravity.