Multiplication by Infinity

(Indeterminate, like me. Think outside the box, but when you step outside the box ... try to keep one foot in)

Monday, November 2, 2009

5Dst (4s + 1t) Dimensional Speculations Continued: A Possible Explanation for Virtual Particles and Quantum Entaglement

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Excuse me if the following ideas are dis-pleasing, I simply wish to apply Occam's Razor to these points rather than get out Occam's ...
Sunday, November 1, 2009

Happy Birthday Martin Gardner !

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Martin Gardner of Tulsa Oklahoma turned 95 this month. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Martin! I can't remember how many times he livened up my many bo...
Tuesday, October 27, 2009

The Cauchy–Schwarz Inequality in a Nutshell (or a "Quarkshell" if you're into that whole Number Theory "Integer" thing)

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There are few equations as important in Quantum Mechanics (and therefore Physics in General) as this one from Mathematics. I will present a ...
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Wednesday, October 21, 2009

YIN, YANG, and YONG

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To continue the 3 Universes discussion … Most of us are familiar with the intertwining paisley shapes that describe the Eastern symbol of ...
Saturday, October 17, 2009

SU(4) Spin(6) Identity Analysis

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My current mathematical fetish, I'm currently working on this and will present when I'm finished and not before. But aw, that's ...
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My weblog is named "Multiplication by Infinity", because "Division by Zero" was taken ... and "Division by Infinity" makes me feel very small ... Steven Colyer's Musings in Mathematical Physics and its Effects on Humanity and other Lifeforms.... And Pure Mathematics, Computer Science, Applied Mathematics, Experimental Physics, Engineering, Astronomy (not Cosmology so much), Space Exploration and Lunar Colonization. I am a Rutgers 1979 Mechanical Engineer (Pi Tau Sigma) and Rutgers 1989 MBA. ("I study Politics and War that my children may study Mathematics and Philosophy." - 2nd U.S. President John Adams) I've already studied enough Politics and War and Economics for one lifetime, and so it's time for Math and Science
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