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Natural Science Forum / Physics / Particle Physics / February 2007



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anti-matter and black holes

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Adam - 07 Feb 2007 21:15 GMT
After making a bunch of money in the computer industry and having some
crazy ideas about black holes and anti-matter, I decided to take some
time off and pursue solving for these crazy ideas for the physics I
had taken when I was at UCLA that I had mostly forgotten. I got back
into quantum mechanics and relativity and the wheels kept turning and
turning.

Here it is, the Theory of Everything:::: anti-matter and black holes
have an intrinsic negative spacetime curvature, have a hyperbolic and
pseudo-spherical geometry, have an imaginary radius ir, exist in a
spacelike Minkowski spacetime, have negative energy, move backwards in
time and ''they compress spacetime.'' Think about something really,
really simple that illustrates this. Take the time-independent
Schrodinger equation. Positive energy solutions of this equation are
sinusoidal. Negative energy solutions of this equation are hyperbolic.
Pseudo-spheres are hyperbolic. Plane waveform solutions to the Dirac
equation for negative energy are hyperbolic and pseudo-spherical. What
has negative energy? The positron. What has an imaginary radius for
imaginary axes in space? The pseudo-sphere. It is all so obvious when
you think about it, I do not understand why I am being shot down.
Noone wants to publish my paper. If I am wrong, tell me how I am wrong
because I do not see it. Anyways, this theory unifies quantum gravity
and relativity and takes away the mystery of the black hole. Also, it
explains anti-matter. Anti-matter is just a different state of matter.
Matter moving forwards in time **IS** anti-matter moving backwards in
time. The two are equivalent!! This is all elicited from these
theories (and the Dirac equation.)  My paper is located at:
http://alumni.cse.ucsc.edu/~adam/antibh.pdf
Autymn D. C. - 08 Feb 2007 08:48 GMT
vectorally negative; only if they throw up; what doesn't?;
imaginarily; imaginarily; thither the hòrizòn; not only by gravity

too bad scientists don't distinguish scalors and vectors: http://
groups.google.com/groups?q=Autymn+Baez+OR+%22vector+temperature%22.

The positròn hasn't negative ènèrjy any more than the elèctròn has.
Either charge may drift any direction in time; liht still drifts
forward in /our/ time.  If you solv cinematic expressions for backward
time, you get a complex product, not only the conjugat.  This should
be obviose as it takes two charges to determinere the potential, not
one.

-Aut
 
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