Concise Mathematical Model of the Big Bang

Discussion in 'Science and Technology' started by etkearne, Jun 25, 2011.

  1. etkearne

    etkearne Resident Pharmacologist

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    Here is my original short article explaining some of the most common questions put forth in this sub-forum with regards to the Big Bang and the origins of space-time.

    Note: I use four dimensions for familiarity's sake. It can be extended infinitely without breakdown of the mathematics.

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  2. MP4103

    MP4103 Member

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    This is very interesting, kudos to you for taking the time to write it. One thing I'm confused about is how/why the "fluctuation" occurred that transformed epsilon into mu. Also, I'm wondering if particles/matter could have existed before the big bang, even though time did not?
     
  3. etkearne

    etkearne Resident Pharmacologist

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    In other universes, anything could have or does or will exist. Those universes may have a temporal dimension, it may have more than one, or may have none (like our original pre-BB manifold E_4).

    As for how the fluctuation occurred, if one examines the wavefunction (Schrodinger's Eqn.) on a manifold like E_4, it can be shown (and has in 2 articles I read- very very very technical though) that such an instability lies in the heart of the manifold.

    I plan on starting work on that research next, once I type up a decent journal article on the topic I posted here. I am done my first draft, but I want my professor advisor to look it over before I submit it to the arXiv pre-print and then eventually to a journal.
     

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