Poincare Invariance from General QFT

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Physics, ME (fluid dynamics) and attractors

Philip Marcus [UC-Berkeley] is one of the few discussing dissipators as well as attractors.

Researcher predicts global climate change on Jupiter as giant planet's spots disappear [see merger video]
http://www.berkeley.edu/news/media/releases/2004/04/21_jupiter.shtml

or

'Chaos' James Gleick [1987 version]
[last page of color inserts, text preceding page; between p 114-115]

and

Jupiter's Great Red Spot - Temperature Structure of Vortex
http://www.gfdl.noaa.gov/products/vis/gallery/index.html

I wonder if Red Jr is related to Shoemaker-Levy-9 collision with Jupiter?
 
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  • #32
I've discovered the secret of time travel.

Kea,

I've discovered the secret to time travel, at least one way. You sit down and start writing a book. Days just disappear.

But I've finished the 2nd chapter, even sent the thing through a spell checker:
http://www.brannenworks.com/dmaa.pdf

The planned topic of chapter 3 is "Measurement". Chapter 4 is supposed to be "Potential Energy", but seeing that far into the future is tough. Maybe it would be better to make chapter 4 cover the elementary fermions. Otherwise I would put them into the applications part of chapter 3.

At this time I'm ceasing working on book and preparing lecture for the meeting in Hawaii. They're giving me 25 minutes and I don't want to embarass self by insufficient preparation.

Liquafaction Corporation has kindly allowed me 3 weeks leave with pay to get ready for, and attend, the conference. Thank you, Mark Mollo. Which reminds me, I need to type up an acknowledgments section. And I need some sort of subsection break mark, to indicate when a multiparagarph argument has completed. And I need to type up some sort of exercises for the student at the end of each chapter. And I don't think I have enough marginal notes in the last half of chapter 2. And I haven't proof read the index (which is easily the most boring thing one can imagine doing with ones brief time on earth). And etc., etc., etc.

Carl
 
  • #33
CarlB said:
I've discovered the secret to time travel, at least one way. You sit down and start writing a book.

I must try it sometime. But please keep going! :smile:

At this time I'm ... preparing lecture for the meeting in Hawaii.

Great! Please report back on all the gossip. We just love conference blogging.

Good luck. :smile:
 
  • #34
I am naive!

The Reimann Sphere accomplishes what I was trying to say in my post of 10-11-2006 02:22 PM.

0 at the south pole

oo at the north pole

only reals along the longitude when a=0 for ai

complex along the longitude when a not= o for ai

equator = 1

45 degrees south = 1/2 in interval [0.1]

45 degres north = 2 in interval [1,oo]

Thus any complex number or vector may [?] be mapped to interval [0,1] gainng an insight into the probability of that number or vector whether in [0,1] or [1,oo]
 

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