The Nature of Temporal (t > 0) Science: A Physically Realizable Principle

209 Pages·2022·13.975 MB·English

by  Francis T. S. Yu

THE NATURE OF
TEMPORAL (t > 0)
SCIENCE

THE NATURE OF
TEMPORAL (t > 0)
SCIENCE
A Physically Realizable Principle
Francis T. S. Yu
First edition published 2022
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DOI: 10.1201/9781003271505
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Dedication
It is to discover but not to create the law of nature.
Science is supposed to be approximated, it cannot be virtual and
deterministic as mathematics is.
Laws, principles, and theories were made to be broken, revised, or
even eradicated.
Everything within our universe has a necessary price; a section of
time ∆t and an amount of energy ∆E and it is not free.
Within the quantum field regime, thing changes at the speed of light,
but we cannot change the pace of time.

Contents
Preface......................................................................................................................xi
Author....................................................................................................................xiii
Chapter 1 Nature of Temporal (t > 0) Space...................................................1
1.1 Temporal (t > 0) Subspace.......................................................1
1.2 Empty Space.............................................................................7
1.3 Creation of the Temporal (t > 0) Universe.............................9
1.4 Trading Time with Subspace.................................................10
1.5 Essence of the Temporal (i.e., t > 0) Universe.....................16
1.6 Physical Realizable Space......................................................18
1.7 Macro- and Micro-Space Cover-up.......................................20
1.8 Cone of Ambiguity.................................................................22
1.9 Remarks..................................................................................23
References..........................................................................................24
Chapter 2 Physical Science and Virtual Mathematics..................................25
2.1 Science and Mathematics Duality..........................................26
2.2 Mathematics and Timeless (t = 0) Paradigm........................27
2.3 Classical and Point-Singularity Science................................35
2.4 What Mathematics Has Done to Science..............................37
2.5 Physically Realizable Science................................................39
2.6 Mathematics Supremacy and Conspiracy..............................42
2.7 What Is a Physically Realizable Solution?............................44
2.8 Physical and Mathematical Interpretation..............................46
2.9 Remarks..................................................................................47
References..........................................................................................48
Chapter 3 Temporal (t > 0) Quantum Theory...............................................51
3.1 Science and Mathematics.......................................................52
3.2 Temporal (t > 0) Subspace.....................................................53
3.3 Timeless (t = 0) Space...........................................................55
3.4 Time Is Not an Illusion but Real...........................................58
3.5 Law of Uncertainty.................................................................61
3.6 Temporal (t > 0) Uncertainty.................................................63
3.7 Certainty Principle..................................................................66
3.8 Essence of Certainty Principle...............................................70
3.9 Remarks..................................................................................74
References..........................................................................................75
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Chapter 4 From Hamiltonian to Temporal (t > 0) Mechanics....................77
4.1 Hamiltonian to Temporal (t > 0) Quantum Mechanics......78
4.2 Timeless (t = 0) Space Dose to Particles............................84
4.3 Schrödinger’s Cat.................................................................85
4.4 Nature of ▵T.........................................................................87
4.5 Entropy and Information......................................................89
4.6 Uncertainty and Information................................................92
4.7 Reliable Communication......................................................94
4.8 Timeless (t = 0) Qubit Information.....................................96
4.9 Double-Slit Paradox..............................................................99
4.10 Remarks..............................................................................102
References........................................................................................103
Chapter 5 Nature of Relativity.......................................................................105
5.1 Nature of Temporal (t > 0) Space.....................................105
5.2 Asymmetric Principle.........................................................110
5.3 Quest of Relativistic Time.................................................112
5.4 Non-Physically Realizable Special Theory........................120
5.5 A New Mass Energy Equation..........................................122
5.6 Induced Gravitational Field................................................124
5.7 Gravitational Energy...........................................................126
5.8 A New Big Bang Theory...................................................128
5.9 Legitimacy of Einstein’s General Theory..........................130
5.10 Curse of Simulation............................................................134
5.11 Remarks..............................................................................135
References........................................................................................137
Chapter 6 Nature of Entropy: An Energy Degradation Principle............139
6.1 Law of Nature.....................................................................139
6.2 Nature of Uncertainty.........................................................141
6.3 An Energy Conservation Universal...................................143
6.4 An Energy Degradation Universe......................................144
6.5 Essence of Boltzmann’s Entropy.......................................147
6.6 Entropy Beyond Present Certainty.....................................148
6.7 Virtual Past Certainty.........................................................151
6.8 Entropy Stochastic Dynamics............................................156
6.9 Energy Conservation Entropy............................................158
6.10 A Hypothetical Creation.....................................................163
6.11 Topic to Investigate............................................................164
6.12 Remarks..............................................................................166
References........................................................................................167
Contents ix
Appendix A: Essence of Temporal (t > 0) Exclusive Principle (TEP).........169
Appendix B: Aspects of Particle and Wave Dynamics...................................173
Appendix C: What Temporal Space Does to Hypotheses?............................177
Appendix D: Nature of Hamiltonian................................................................181
Appendix E: Why Mathematical Physicists are so Wrong?..........................185
Appendix F: Interpretation of Energy equation and Wave function...........189
Index......................................................................................................................191