Bulletin of the American Physical Society
75th Annual Meeting of the Division of Fluid Dynamics
Volume 67, Number 19
Sunday–Tuesday, November 20–22, 2022; Indiana Convention Center, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Session S01: Poster Session & Refreshment Break IV (3:22 - 4:10 p.m.)
3:22 PM,
Monday, November 21, 2022
Room: Hall HI
Abstract: S01.00174 : Unitary Wave Theory
Presenter:
Zhi an Luan
(University of British Columbia)
Author:
Zhi an Luan
(University of British Columbia)
The reduced generalized complex structure (RGCS) in the complex circle is nothing but the quotient complex structure obtained from holomorphic quotient. Let ν be nanoparticle frequency, we have the Bragg's law: n V/ν = 2d Sin(θ). From the Generalized Newton's Laws (Zhji-An Luan, CAP 2019 Congress), we have V=4 Cos2(θ) and then the frequency
ν = n 4 Cos2(θ) /(2d Sin(θ)) = 2n Cos2(θ)/(d Sin(θ)) = 2d/n Cot2(θ) Sin(θ),
which is just a Quotient Complex Structure of the complex circle. If (M, I) is a complex manifold, then any reduction of JI by an extended action will result in a generalized complex structure and
JI (T*M) = T*M
and the Courant Algebroid:
D= TM + T*M
For a fixed mass M = Sin(θ), we finally obtain an Universal Frequency (UF):
v = 2βd/n Cot2(θ).
Here we obtain a monodromy law of all Matter- Wave, which means that the photon, electron, phonon and graviton havd a homotopy topological quantum structure, a Extended Dirac Instanton form:
Ω= (2n ± √3) + (2n±√3)-1 = (2n ± √5) - (2n ± √5)-1 |n=1 = 4 (Maximum light speed > 3....km/s).
By the GNL theory:
GMνλ = 1 = Id, then ν = 1/(GMλ), where M- mass, G- generalized Newton's Constant Variety. If fixing a Standard Wavelength λ0 = √3, we have the unitary wave form of
v = Ψ/(GM) ,where Ψ = 1/√3 is the Fu - Xi Universe Constant.
This study provides a unique relation of Wave- Matter.
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