The Fractal Cosmos II - Blaha, Stephen
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This volume extends volume 1 of The Fractal Cosmos to provide new insights and extended detail on the fractal features and dynamics of Cosmos Theory and its fundamental particles and symmetries. The remarkable features of Cosmos Theory are further enhanced. The basis is a new representation of Cosmos Theory using fractals. It appears that the solidity of the Cosmos is striated into fractal components. Our view of Nature must now adapt to a somewhat striated entity composed of the strands of Physical Reality. This book has a number of new features: 1. New definitions of fractal multiplication…mehr

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This volume extends volume 1 of The Fractal Cosmos to provide new insights and extended detail on the fractal features and dynamics of Cosmos Theory and its fundamental particles and symmetries. The remarkable features of Cosmos Theory are further enhanced. The basis is a new representation of Cosmos Theory using fractals. It appears that the solidity of the Cosmos is striated into fractal components. Our view of Nature must now adapt to a somewhat striated entity composed of the strands of Physical Reality. This book has a number of new features: 1. New definitions of fractal multiplication and division. Fractal multiplication is now commutative. 2. A two strand Cosmos Curve which upon further investigation becomes a compressed double helix that is analogous, in structure, to organic DNA. 3. A quantum probabilistic interpretation of universe creation with amplitudes for a universe with a Dark part, a universe without a Dark part, and a universe with a quantum superposition of a universe with a Dark part and a universe without a Dark part. This superposed universe could have a Dark part whose effect is only seen by gravitation. 4. A new view of fractal interaction coupling constants based on fractal SU(n) symmetries which now have dimension arrays - just like Cosmos spaces. 5. A new representation of fundamental fermion (lepton and quark) dynamics based on a new fractal form of Planckian Distribution. 6. A new representation of the fractal generation of universes based on a Lebesgue Z-order curve analysis. 7. A new sequence of massive gauge bosons for ElectroWeak Theory. .