Does zero arc length mediation of EM cause the wavefunction

In summary, the conversation discusses the path of light beams in general relativity and the interpretation of the zero arc length equation. The mediation interpretation suggests that the equation not only defines the path of light beams, but also acts as a mediator for the transfer of energy between particles. This concept potentially explains various aspects of physics, such as single particle interference and the violation of Bell's inequality, without the need for additional theories like hidden dimensions or many worlds. The conversation also raises the question of whether this interpretation should be considered in the search for reconciliation between relativity and quantum mechanics.
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The path taken by a ray of light, from an event E1 to event E2, follows a zero arc length curve such that

E2
∫ds = 0 1.
E1

Where S is the interval along the null geodesic path between the two events

If we fix E1 and let E2 take any value E; then all the Es form a wave front emanating from E1.

In the case of Minkowski space-time: -

deltas2 = c^2deltat^2 – deltax^2-deltay^2-deltaz^2 2.
deltas^2 becomes zero when: -
c^2Ct^2 = deltax^2-deltay^2-deltaz^2 3. (see attachment)
for a given event E1(X1, Y1, Z1, T1) then all values of E (X, Y, Z, T) fulfilling this requirement form a light cone.
Now consider a “particle” P passing through E1, the particle will have zero interval separation with all events E. The state P may be influenced by the states of all E through electromagnetism. By absorbing energy from the past region of E or donating energy to the future Es.

Let us now imagine that associated with the donation and absorption of energy is a frequency which relates to the energy level according to Planck’s relationship: -

E = hn 3.

The particle P will interact to either absorb or donate energy, at frequency n if it comes in contact with a system that will also respond to the given frequency. Since event E1 is contiguous through zero arc length with all locations E then P is causally linked to all systems existing on the light cone E. This does not mean that P will necessarily interact with these systems but it does mean that P can potentially interact with them if the state of P and states of systems on E are mutually amenable to interaction.

The path of P passes through E1, when the state of P can potentially influence any system existing(all system) on the light cone formed by equation 1. P will pass through E1 and equation 1. will generate light cones from every point on the track of P. Let's us assume that there is a phase associated with the P as well as a frequency. P will interact with other systems if they amongst other things have states that will also respond to the same frequency and phase as P. As P passes along its world line its likelihood of interaction will vary with phase. Equation 1. will transmit the information about the state of P across successive light cones. This wave function will be generated indefinitely until P finds a suitable system with which it can interact. Following interaction, equation 1. will transmit the information regarding the new state of P. We note that equation 1 allows immediate an direct interaction between “spatially remote particles”

We can compare with Bohmian mechanics; our equation

E2
∫ds = 0 1.
E1
Effectively defines the pilot wave, this fills the whole of space-time (when secondary wave generation is taken into account) the actual interactions are between pairs (or more) of particles. The energy is transmitted directly between quantum systems and the photon does not have any independent identity. Being merely the energy that is transmitted directly between contiguous quantum systems!

We note also that although we referred to our particle existing at event E1 in reality relative to our coordinate systems, if equation 1. correctly defines the causal links between events then a particle cannot be said to be uniquely present at a given event. This because any event E is causally linked to all events lying on the light cone passing through E! A quantum event affecting a particle therefore must take on the form of a light cone where the likelihood of the particle interacting with another particle is higher the nearer the second particle is to the apex of the cone.

Personally I believe the zero arc length mediation is the most plausible explanation of electromagnetism. It seems to explain many of the bizarre and counter intuitive aspects of physics and without having to include arbitrary augmentation such as hidden dimensions, many worlds etc. It appears to explain single particle interference and is consistent with the violation of Bell’s inequality and is still founded soundly on general and special relativity, though with equation 1. taking on a special significance. It is difficult to believe that zero arc length mediation of electromagnetism is not the front runner in the search for reconciliation between relativity and quantum mechanics?

Maths is scrambled see attatchment
 

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I am surprised that this thread has not received a single reply, perhaps I inadequately presented it, I still think it is worthy of discussion.

It is well Known that the zero arc length equation defines the path of light beams in general relativity, therefore mathematically we are on sound ground. What is in question is the deeper interpretation of the equation.

The mediation interpretation argues that not only does the equation define the path of light but it also defines the conduits of causation. That is it defines the paths between events who’s physical states can mutually influence each other.

As pointed out in the above post the zero arc length equation is a wave equation. This equation is universal such that every point in space continuously transmits its state to the rest of the points in space. Thus in the physical world, relative to our coordinate systems, every point in space is transmitting information regarding its state in the form of a wave radiating at the speed of light.

If there happens to be a quantum entity at a point at a given moment in time then its state will be transmitted to the rest of the world via the zero arc length conduit wave.
(note relative to our coordinate system the zero arc length wave transmits both into the future and into the past.)

How quantum entities interact will be controlled by the zero arc length equation. The locations of interactions are thus ruled by the resulting wave functions, the wave functions carrying the information regarding the quantum states of the entities.

The existence of single photon interference and the violation of Bell’s inequality can be considered as evidence for the validation of this interpretation of the consequences of the existence of spatially separated events being causally joined by paths of zero arc length.

The idea that electromagnetism is mediated by zero arc length paths has the power to transform Riemann manifolds who’s metric is restricted by the Einstein tensor into quantum mechanical arenas.
 
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The content presented here raises some interesting ideas and theories about the relationship between electromagnetism and the wavefunction. However, there are a few points that need to be addressed.

Firstly, the concept of zero arc length mediation of electromagnetism is not a widely accepted or recognized theory in physics. While it may offer some potential explanations for certain phenomena, it is not currently supported by experimental evidence or widely accepted by the scientific community.

Secondly, the equations and mathematical concepts presented in this content are not clearly explained or developed. It is difficult to follow the logic and understand the calculations without a more detailed and thorough explanation.

Additionally, the comparison to Bohmian mechanics is not entirely accurate. While both theories involve the concept of a pilot wave, the underlying principles and assumptions are quite different. Also, the claim that a particle cannot be uniquely present at a given event is not supported by current understanding of quantum mechanics.

Overall, it is important to approach new theories and ideas with skepticism and to carefully consider the evidence and reasoning behind them. While the concept of zero arc length mediation of electromagnetism may offer some potential explanations, it is not yet a widely accepted or well-understood theory.
 

Related to Does zero arc length mediation of EM cause the wavefunction

1. How does zero arc length mediation affect the wavefunction in electromagnetic (EM) interactions?

Zero arc length mediation refers to the concept that the distance between two interacting particles in an EM interaction is zero, meaning there is no distance to be mediated. This can have a significant impact on the wavefunction, as it implies that the particles are entangled and share a single state, rather than being independent entities. This can lead to phenomena such as quantum entanglement and superposition, which are essential to understanding the behavior of the wavefunction in EM interactions.

2. Can zero arc length mediation of EM cause the wavefunction to collapse?

The concept of wavefunction collapse refers to the idea that the wavefunction of a particle can suddenly change when it is observed or measured. In the context of zero arc length mediation, the wavefunction can collapse when the entangled particles interact with the environment, causing a loss of coherence in their shared state. However, it is important to note that this collapse is not caused by zero arc length mediation itself, but rather by the interaction with the environment.

3. Is zero arc length mediation a proven phenomenon in EM interactions?

The concept of zero arc length mediation is still a topic of debate and research in the scientific community. While there is evidence to suggest that particles in EM interactions can be entangled and share a single state, the exact mechanism of this entanglement and its connection to zero arc length mediation is still being studied. Further research and experimentation are needed to fully understand this phenomenon.

4. How does zero arc length mediation impact our understanding of quantum mechanics?

Zero arc length mediation has significant implications for our understanding of quantum mechanics, as it challenges traditional concepts such as locality and causality. It suggests that particles can interact and influence each other without any physical distance between them, which goes against our classical understanding of the physical world. This has led to new theories and models in quantum mechanics, such as non-local hidden variable theories, to try and explain the phenomenon of zero arc length mediation.

5. Can zero arc length mediation be observed in real-world scenarios?

While there is evidence to support the existence of zero arc length mediation in EM interactions, it is currently not possible to directly observe this phenomenon in real-world scenarios. This is because the distances involved in EM interactions are incredibly small, making it difficult to measure or observe the entanglement of particles. However, with advancements in technology and experimentation, it may be possible to observe zero arc length mediation in the future and further our understanding of this intriguing concept.

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