Computational theory, tightly linked to information theory, long time
ago did prove that there is no way to have a global time (-arrow) if you
deal with distributed systems. Any physics dealing with two separate
particles that do exchange information = share varying magnetic flux or
potential is a distributed system.
Time can only be represented by a DAG (directed acyclic graph) or in
prose by partial ordered events.
The Dirac formalism is a global view on a distributed system what is a
contradiction in itself and thus SM is a failure by design already. The
general education of physicists has strongly declined (e.g. missing
basic recognition theory/information theory/basic mathematical calculus
theory -numerics fundament) and (self-) cheating is the dominating
motivation behind many famous papers like the 20'000 Feynman diagram
electron g-factor project that simply is fraud.
According Shannon: Information = measurable Energy; The better you can
measure the more information you get but the inverse conclusion is
wrong!! You cannot reproduce the exact energy of a system from
information due to the finite quantization error due to imperfect hardware.
J.W.
Am 24.01.20 um 17:51 schrieb H LV:
quote << Vopson says, "He [Landauer] first identified the link between
thermodynamics and information by postulating that logical
irreversibility of a computational process implies physical
irreversibility." This indicates that information is physical, Vopson
says, and demonstrates the link between information theory and
thermodynamics>>
Classical mechanics since its inception contained no arrow of time.
This set the stage for perennial crisis of time in physics which has
never been resolved. IMO, it is not enough to question the foundations
of quantum mechanics and relativity. We have to reboot physics from
the 16 century onward.
harry
On Wed, Jan 22, 2020 at 11:03 PM Terry Blanton <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
bigthink.com <http://bigthink.com>:
https://bigthink.com/surprising-science/dark-matter-theory
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