New quantum theory with Japanese subtitles
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Channel: Dyslexic Artist Theory on the Physics of Time · 2010 · Science & Technology
このビデオでは、前方の通路や時間の矢印を説明することができる量子物理学の新しいアイディアを説明しています。 時間の矢印は光の光子によって形成される 量子では原子論シュレーディンガーの波動方程式は、時間の前方通路自体を表す ハイゼンベルグの不確定性原理は、我々は、将来のイベントにしたのと同じ不確実性である。 量子物理学は自然と時間の私たちの日常経験に収まるように説明することができる 不確かな将来に知られている過去からの移行 私たちは光の連続的な移動により形成される時間連続の継続的なプロセスを持っています。 光や電磁波は、将来の確率の正方形を形成する半径から展開されます。 それぞれの光子電子結合は、時間の瞬間を形成する This theory is based on two simple ideas the first is, that Schrödinger's wave equation represents the arrow of time itself, photon by photon, or moment by moment. The second idea is that Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle is the same uncertainty that we have with any future event. From these two simple ideas, quantum mechanics can be explained in a way that is exactly the same as our everyday experience of nature and time, moving from a known past into an uncertain future. Only a universal and continuous process could create the diversity we see within our Universe. In Quantum Atom Theory this process is formed by the quantum particle wave-function. This is continuously forming new photons in space, and new moments in time, that will have a potential uncertainty forming the future geometry of spacetime. The wave-particle duality of light can be explained as a process forming the passage of time. The continuous inward absorption and outward emission of light or EMR forms the arrow of time within a dynamically evolving universe.
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