Monday 6 March 2023

Why CPT symmetry – geometrical explanation

In this theory a geometrical process of energy exchange forms the characteristics of CPT symmetry. The diagrams in this video explain how charge C, parity P and time T, all share a common spherical geometry that forms the potential for CPT symmetry. The two-dimensional surface of the sphere 4πr² forms a manifold for charge, with the inner concaved surface forming negative charge and the outer surface forming positive charge. The interior of the sphere is naturally three-dimensional forming the potential for parity, mirror symmetry or three-dimensional space reflection symmetry. The light sphere radiates out in one direction (outward) relative to the object that is radiating the light. This forms a direction in time, within the reference frame of the object. 
When the surface of the light sphere encounters the electron probability cloud of another atom, we have the absorption and emission of light. 
This process of energy exchange forms a photon electron coupling or dipole moment. At that moment in time, we have mirror symmetry between matter and antimatter in the form of charge, parity and time.
In this theory, it is mirror symmetry between the future and the past with the Universe being a continuum with a probabilistic future unfolding with each photon electron coupling forming the emission of a new spherical wave of probability.

We have spherical light waves with particle characteristics of light coming into existence relative to the surface of the sphere, therefore we square the radius r².
 Because of this the wave-function ψ² is squared the electron e² is squared and the speed of the process c is squared as in E=MC² representing one geometrical process. 
When there is an exchange of energy in the form of a photon ∆E=hf electron coupling the energy levels cannot drop below the centre of the sphere because the process is relative to the radius. This forms a constant of action in space and time that we see mathematically as the Planck constant h/2π. Because the square of probability is relative to the spherical surface (wave-function ψ²) and the centre of the sphere (Planck constant h/2π), it forms another constant when there is an exchange of energy in the form of the Fine Structure Constant 1/137. 
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