Excellent quantum lecture series - but jumps from de Broglie to Schroedinger
The above time-energy (frequency) uncertainty is actually noncommutative nonlocality!
This is revealed from the imaginary time that is in the "polar form" of the quantum algebra.
The professor states the "polar form" algebra is too complicated - why? Because the multiplication and division is based on the exponentials (adding or subtraction) being noncommutative.
Instead he turns the math around and insists that only the commutative algebra exists and the imaginary time that is nonlocal can not exist (meaning "i" as the phase relation of -1 from imaginary squared can NOT exist on its own in its algebra form of square root of negative 1 aka X=-1/X.
de Broglie realized in his Law of Phase Harmony that since frequency is to time as momentum is to wavelength (see image above) - therefore logically there HAS to be a time-reversed negative frequency from the future that is precognitive nonlocal information force and it is also "gravitationally repulsive."
This Law of Phase Harmony was rediscovered as the quantum potential based on the polar form of the Schroedinger equation but it's inherent to the quantum algebra Heisenberg used that is noncommutative time-frequency.
And yet, as Basil J. Hiley detailed in his final few years of lectures, this truth got covered over even by Dirac and Feynman - yet it was also discovered by Moyal and Bryce Dewitt (who then went into classified antigravity propulsion technology).
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Dirac used the Poisson Bracket to restore symmetric of the noncommutative matrices math as an "antisymmetric function."
Basil J. Hiley points out it's the Jordan Bracket that got covered up! The Baker Bracket I mean that is also called the Jordan Product.
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What was the paper that he attached?
ReplyDeleteWhat is the paper Hiley was referring to?
ReplyDeleteHe was just replying to me on his own - he didn't attach any paper.
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