Infinite Self-Similar Recursion Over Scales (By Ian Beardsley)
Oleg Evdokimov has taken my work to a whole new level, really to what
is necessary for a complete formulation by doing it topologically
deriving from the source, the master equation formulation for the mass
of a proton as a knot in the primordial field, as based on his OFN
theory. I do have to say I offered up a how, but only on a classically
mechanical level, which we went into in our joint paper. I suggested:
We suggest inertia arises because objects move at constant speed
through spacetime with their velocity vector rotating between temporal
and spatial components. A particle presents a cross-sectional area
(like for a proton) A=πr² to a normal force F=h/(ct²), where
t=1second as it moves through time. Work done by this force is
mediated by the gravitational constant G. This gives that inertia
expressed as the mass of a proton is from such a description of
inertia (mass pushes back when we push on it, the more of it, the more
it pushes back):
m=κ(πr²F/G)
I show this is directly derived from:
1second=(1/6α²)(r/m)(4πh/[Gc] )%
And,%
1second=(1/3)h/α²√(ϕπr²/[Gm³] )%
I then say we know these two equations are right because they also accurately produce the
radius of a proton (setting the right sides equal) to be%
r=ϕh/(cm)%
I suggest the proton puzzle may have its solution in ϕ taking fibonacci approximations to it:
2/3, 5/8,…for its dierent states as a fuzzy cloud whose size changes with the physical
conditions. We also know it is right because this equation for the radius of a proton follows
from:%
E=hν
E=mc²
if we introduce the factor of ϕ. I explain this factor by invoking Kristin Tynski, her paper titled:
One Equation, ~200 Mysteries: A Structural Constraint That May Explain (Almost) Everything.
Tynski shows that for any system requiring consistency across multiple
scales of observation has the recurrence relation:
scale(n+2)=scale(n+1)+scale(n)
c
Which she says leads to
λ²=λ+1
Whose solution is ϕ. I provide a little in my paper of why this might ϕ might be, but more
explicit mechanics are required.%
I indeed find the one-second invariant results from formulating
Newton’s Universal Law of Gravitation with Planck length l and Planck
mass m, which result in:
t=2([1/κ][1/G][t/t][h/c])m/l
Which uses minimal coherent time t (Planck time) and the quantum
temporal scale t (Compton time). So, I didn’t exactly guess at all of
this, but reasoned it. This is all presented more explicitly in my
paper at:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18444538
Or,
https://www.academia.edu/156994531/
The_Sublime_and_Mysterious_Place_of_Humans_in_the_Cosmos_A_Work_in_Exo
archaeology
One of the main motivations for this was to work on recursive self-
similarity of forms from the proton to the atom to to the solar system
because I have found the one-second invariant in the Earth-Moon-Sun
System. For example:
1second=[ħ_²/(GM³)][1/c]
Where ħ_ is a Solar System type Planck constant given by 1 second and
the earth’s orbital kinetic energy;
ħ_=(1second)KE
Further we have
1second=(KE/KE)(EarthDay)cosθ
Using the kinetic energies of the moon and earth and the earth
rotation period (earth day=24hrs) and θ=23.5 deg is the earth’s
inclination to its orbit. This equation is pivotal in the paper.
We talked about some of this in our joint paper about my “how" of the
normal force. Which is at:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18405270
Or,…
https://www.academia.edu/146203559/
Cosmic_Knots_as_Torsional_Solitons_in_the_Fundamental_Network_Unifying
_the_One_Second_Invariant_Phi_Scaling_and_Baryogenesis
But, yes, Oleg formulates this in his Ontology of the Fundamental
Network (OFN) in a very complete sense saying
“We demonstrate that the discrete spectrum of stable Cosmic Knot
states, characterized by a dimensionless
connectivity parameter sigma, naturally yields the one-second
invariant and phi scaling as signatures of topological optimality.”
I don’t know what he may think of my loose model where “inertia arises
because objects move at constant speed through spacetime with their
velocity vector rotating between temporal and spatial components. A
particle presents a cross-sectional area (like for a proton) A=πr² to
a normal force F=h/(ct₁²), where t=1second as it moves through time…”
That is, I don’t know he sees that model as compatible to his cosmic
knot formulation. But this is a perfect opportunity to bring up my
view on this, which is used in a paper by Kunal Kishor Verma, and
myself at
https://www.academia.edu/144939647/
Nature_as_Infinite_Regress_A_Unified_Framework_of_the_Timeless_Energy_
Principle_and_the_Collapse_of_Abstract_Modeling
“We propose that Nature may be the manifestation of an infinite
regress of models, where every mathematical description of
reality inevitably generates a higher-order transformation that
escapes closure. Each model MMM of Nature evokes another,
T(M)T(M)T(M), that transcends it, yielding a limitless recursion.
This process defines existence itself: a continual emergence of
structure through self-referential regression. Building upon the
Timeless Energy Principle (TEP) which interprets the universe as a
self-transforming, a temporal energetic continuum - we reformulate
existence as the collapse of infinite abstraction.”
Now in light of this, whether we are considering a cosmic knot or
normal force created by exposure of the the proton cross-section to
the stiffness of space, or anything else that other theories have,
really such things are models, not solitary absolute truths, but the
collapse of infinite abstraction. I am just saying everything is a
c
model owing to mathematics being a formal system that is in the end
self-referential. There would be then an infinite number of possible
models that work, but they don’t say what reality is, only how you are
modeling it as a tool. So, a good example of this is we say space is
x=vt. If we want to say what distance x is we have to say velocity is
x/t, so we have x=(x/t)t=x. So in this formulation of reality, space
is space. So mathematics is a formal system and self-referential at
some point, so it can’t explain itself, thus preventing us from saying
what reality is. But models being tools, you use the one that opens
more doors for the given problem.
I think this infinite regress is connected to the problem of the
universe exists, but shouldn’t because you can’t have an uncaused
cause, or unmoved mover, but you need it to break out of the infinite
regress, but it is impossible, because you then have no cause and
effect. My point is that it may be counter productive to argue over
whose theory is right in an infinite regress.
But I feel the meaning to be had in reality will be found in
infinitely, self-similar recursion through scales, like I am
presenting here as findings in the 1-second invariant at the level of
protons, to atoms, to the solar system. It may be that this regression
is infinite going on to galaxies, and clusters of galaxies, and
clusters of clusters. We really don’t know for sure whether the
universe is infinite in extent, or finite with an infinite number of
them, and so on. But in the end, something strange has to be going on
that we are missing in that we seem to have a universe that is either
an uncaused cause, or has always existed, yet is a particular way. It
seems to be so, but the human mind cannot understand such a thing with
any form of reason.
With exoarchaeology I offer-up a platform that escapes the problem of
stopping moving forward when can’t explain something from first
principles by introducing the idea of an “artifact”. I find we find if
we accept something momentarily and move on, other discoveries arrive
and a coherent picture starts to form. This is much in the school of
abstract algebra. For instance we might find something takes the form
as an oscillator, but we don’t say whether it is due to springs, or
fields, we explain that after arriving at the form, and even then, the
explanation is only collapsing the infinite regress into a finite
closure that is self-referential. There could be an infinite number of
models that do the same thing. However, in exoarchaeology we can
arrive at something from first principles as well, as I have outlined
here with some my explanations for inertia. I am beginning to think
people shouldn’t be arguing over whose theory is right when really
there is no right in an infinite regress, which is what reality seems
to be. I don’t know if other people will like this approach, but I
find the archaeological approach is exciting because it finds exciting
models that point us in the right direction. Thus, I think don’t argue
over which models are right, but which model suits best the situation
at hand. These exciting models can point you in the right direction. A
direction this model has pointed me in is a Genesis Project, asking
what are the conditions for life hosting systems not just
biologically, but astronomically, and are the laws that follow part of
a common unfolding of life throughout the Universe.