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23rd April 03:28
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Jack Sarfatti
sarfatti@pacbell.net "If we knew what it was we were doing, it would not be called research, would it?" - Albert Einstein Jack Sarfatti wrote: So how does this process generate a gravitational field that depends on active masses in Kibble's model? By imposing invariance of the action under the locally gauged displacements in T4*? Of course - that's the generic trick to get the electromagnetic field from the electron source field using U(1) instead of T4. Right. Except that there U(1) is clearly a physical symmetry group. So is the Poincare group! In the GR case, we are treating a covariance group T4 as a physical symmetry group, because we are using spacetime CSs to represent measurements of space and time intervals performed in relativistic observer frames. Any more deep insights? ;-) The T4 "charge" is 4-momentum hence the universality of gravity minimal coupling - equivalence principle. OK, so 4-momentum acts as the source of the gravitational field in this model? IN ALL MODELS! So we are really dealing with a kind of "matter field" that originates from the invariance of the action with respect to the locally gauged translation group T4*? NO! That's the GRAVITY FIELD! Puthoff's ZPE theory is wrong on this count BTW. Puthoff says that uniform ZPF does not (anti)gravitate. WRONG! Whatever. I'm not selling Puthoff's theory. If so, this is where I see a subtle shift in interpretation, since this would only make sense to me if T4* is now understood as a set of (locally gauged) *physical displacements* of a specified physical system relative to the spacetime manifold, regardless of the assignment of coordinates. There you go again. It's ALL non-gravity physical fields. OK. Then in Kibble's model it looks like you do in fact get an ****og of spacetime curvature without actual Riemann curvature. NO! YOU GET actual RIEMANN CURVATURE! It's bilinear in the tetrads. You also get torsion. The fundamental gravity fields are the tetrads and the spin connections. Locally gauge T4 for all non-gravity matter fields and get universal tetrads. This gives a dependent spin connection A^a^bu(T4*) - corresponding to disclination defects for zero torsion 2-form T^a. dA^a + S^ac(T*4)/\(I^c + A^c) = T^a = 0 Similarly, locally gauge O(1,3) and get additional independent contribution to the spin connection A^a^bu(O(1,3)*) that gives non-zero torsion as dislocation defects. i.e. S^ac(O(1,3)*)/\(I^c + A^c) = T^a =/= 0 Meantime the Riemann curvature tensor is R^luvw = e^la[(d/dx^u)(d/dx^v) - (d/dx^v)(d/dx^u)]e^aw Where in general A^a^bu = A^a^bu(T4*) + A^a^bu(O(1,3)*) R^a^b = dA^a^b + A^ac/\A^c^b R^a^b = R^a^buvdx^u/\dx^v R^luv^w = ea^leb^wR^a^buv Note cross terms A^ac(T4*)/\A^c^b(O(1,3)*) What you get is a total action that is invariant relative to the locally gauged covariance group T4*, which is being treated in this model as a physical symmetry group for the matter-vacuum system. IT IS A UNIVERSAL ACTION SYMMETRY GROUP called 1905 Special Relativity! If T4 invariance of the action is understood as representing the uniformity of the conditions of inertial motion of test bodies in gravity-free spacetime, then T4* invariance of the action can be understood as representing *variable* energy-momentum dependent conditions of inertial motion that precisely replicate the effects of the matter-dependent gravitational field of GR. Yes. What happens to this gauge field in an LIF, and why? How does this model recover the GR effects of frame acceleration? The SPIN 1 RENORMALIZABLE (as a quantum field) tetrad Au^a is the gauge field from T4* The 1915 zero torsion Levi-Civita (disclination-only defect) connection is (LC)^luv = e^la(d/dx^u)e^av = (I^1a + A^la)dA^av/dx^u In a timelike geodesic LIF (zero torsion limiting case) zero g-force for observer's center of mass at rest in the sequence of LIFs on the geodesic (relative coordinate tidal forces irrelevant to center of mass of the extended test body that could be a spinning gyroscope) (LC)^luv = (I^1a + A^la)dA^av/dx^u = 0 Locally a sufficient condition is dA^av/dx^u = 0, i.e. CRITICAL POINT in same gauge orbit A^av = Xv^uAu^a note d/dx^u is ordinary partial derivative. Note that(I^1a + A^la)dA^av/dx^u = 0 is a homogeneous set of nonlinear first order partial differential equations. With constraints (LC)^luv = (LC)^lvu zero torsion field case i.e. no dislocation defects. Note also from Kleinert - SINGULAR MULTI-VALUED MAPPINGS FROM DEFECT-FREE GLOBAL MINKOWSKI SPACE-TIME PERFECT WORLD CRYSTAL PLANCK LATTICE CHANGE TOPOLOGY AND INTRODUCE DISCLINATION AND DISLOCATION DEFECTS. This happens in the BIG BANG. Therefore those singular multi-valued mappings represent the physical false -> true micro-quantum -> macro-quantum ODLRO "More is different" spontaneous broken symmetry vacuum phase transitions of eternal chaotic inflation. They are similar to the formation of quantized vortices in superfluid helium, which is my 1969 PhD I tried to model as a local U(1) gauge field (not EM of course). I also predicted supersolid in thin He films at that time published in Physics Letters months before Tony Leggett's paper. Note my paper gives credit to David Goodstein at Cal Tech and Israeli physicist David Bergmann who helped me write the paper back then. I was an Asst Prof at San Diego State back then with Fred Alan Wolf when he was "straight" (well almost);-) References: http://qedcorp.com/APS/Kleinert5.pdf http://qedcorp.com/APS/Kibble.pdf |
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