Monday 16 November 2009

Quantum Mechanics the problem of infinities in Quantum Electrodynamics


Video on Quantum Mechanics the problem of infinities in QED

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The coupling constant 137 cannot be explained and the problem of infinity can only be put right by the odd process of renormalization.
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In Quantum Atom Theory the mathematical infinity is the infinite process of time and the coupling constant 137 can be explained.

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The coupling constant 137 is formed by the continuous process of time creating the broken symmetry of spacetime.

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The observer will see and feel this as the forward momentum of time and will have free-will within his or her own created spacetime.
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We can find the coupling constant 137 by taking any two consecutive numbers of the Fibonacci series and form them into a fraction. Then multiple by 360 to get 222.5 we then subtract this from 360. The result will always be 137 that's why it's a constant. It is the symmetry and geometry of spacetime.


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(If you can follow this your mathematics is better than mine)









But luckily we can also see this in the Beauty of creation within every individual part of our Universe.


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3 comments:

  1. Adam Schwankl18 November 2009 at 12:32

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  2. Art and Poetry25 November 2009 at 06:27

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