Bulletin of the American Physical Society
APS March Meeting 2023
Volume 68, Number 3
Las Vegas, Nevada (March 5-10)
Virtual (March 20-22); Time Zone: Pacific Time
Session YY06: V: General Physics II
10:00 AM–12:00 PM,
Wednesday, March 22, 2023
Room: Virtual Room 6
Chair: Dominic Alfonso, National Energy Technology Laboratory
Abstract: YY06.00001 : Cohomology of the Generalized Newton's Laws Manifolds
10:00 AM–10:12 AM
Presenter:
Zhi an Luan
(University of British Columbia)
Author:
Zhi an Luan
(University of British Columbia)
Collaboration:
Zhi-An Luan
μ = 0, √n-1, ... √5-1, √3-1, 1=Id, √3, √5, ... √n ... ∞.
Theorem 1. Using Courant Algebroid (CA), there exist an important isomorphic map - circle boundary length l = 2√3×n× tan(π/n)|n→∞ = 2π√3 = hμ=√3 = h reduced Planck Constant.
I give out all energy deformation retract with coherent sheaves of the Planck Constant. Instead of working with functions of the energy, I define a new coordinate z by
z2 = - E, where real z corresponds to the "forbidden" region of negative E. In fact this z is just the rcoh variety in the Generalized Newton's Laws, and rcoh2 is just the speed V. Hence the representation of momentum can be showed as extended Planck sheaves hz = 2π × z = 2π × rcoh, such that, sequences 2π√0, 2π√5-1, 2π√3-1, 2π×1, 2π√3, 2π√5, ... ,2π√n=∞. Using these geometry data and the Courant Algebroid with extended Dirac operators TX + T*X in a maximal complex torus, I give follow second result:
Theorem 2. The Planck Constant sheaves have important deformation retract form:
{2n ± √3 + (2n ± √3)-1} |n=1 = 4; {2n ± √5 - (2n ± √5)-1}|n=1 =4. Then the maximal limit light speed is 4 rather than c =3...km/s.
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