I disagree it took me to a place I needed to be to explain hopefully the isotropic stretch of my empty matrix . I just need to work out the correct maths and add the speed of c somewhere. What I am trying to explain in matrix form is E=mc² , energy turning into mass and mass turning into energy a.b/2=E a+b=M M=N E=Nc²
????????? P(A) ≠ P(A|B), (P(a)=M)=0 (P(b)=M)=0 (P(a.b)=M)=1 event a : electron formation event b : proton formation event a.b : atom formation
You defined a and b as both charge and electric fields. Let's assume you mean electric fields this time, since you can't have a dot product of scalars. So the dot product of 2 electric field vectors is an electric field vector. You then divide that vector by 2. That is a bit of a problem but let's ignore that and just say the vector has half the magnitude. So you are saying an electric field vector equals energy. Nope,sorry that isn't close to right. This says that the electric field vector that results from the addition of 2 electric field vectors equals mass. Nope not even close. Mass equals some random letter. OK, that is allowed, a waste of time that accomplishes nothing, but at least it is legal. N which equals M means E=Mc^2. You haven't the foggiest idea what you are doing.
I wonder how long this farce will be permitted to continue in the Hard Science area of this forum. Does not seem very good for its reputation.
I do know what I am doing, there is a difference in knowing and explaining something. a.b/2 = E, I was splitting an atom not creating a partition.
This is the hardest science, I am discussing E=mc² , linear algebra, matrix's..... what do you consider is harder than that? I am practising until I get things correct that the teachers on here are teaching me a bit of. and N = neutral like I have said before. n would be n-dimensional.
I think some of these comments are from people who are skipping through the thread and not actually reading it proper, Back in post 120 I wrote ƒ:[]→[n]? I explained then , that n was n-dimensional . So N obviously is not n. ƒ:event a = ƒ: []→[n] = P (a=m)=0 where m is mass and P is probability and a is an electron formation. All points of the transformed matrix being likewise in polarity to each other.
Oh for chrisake.... Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! Mods, please for the love God move this to the cesspool!
Hahahaha! So eventually you cracked. I knew it would be just a matter of time. Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! But my sentiments entirely, Doctor! The authentic Theorist experience, no?
I cracked like an egg. I started to feel my IQ dropping with every reply and just could not handle the constant-theorist experience anymore....
I do not consider what I am discussing and my opinions are genius. I consider that's how things work using present information as a guide. I would not declare my opinions to be fact, all I can say is look at the information yourself and make your own opinion. After all , my matrix is imaginary unless I could show R³ format. added - If I can learn the correct maths to my imaginary matrix, then I have learnt some maths.
Well I will try again to see if the teacher gives me a cross or a tick. An empty imaginary Matrix (i) that in a split second expands in any direction could be mapped : ƒ: i→[n] ? where n is n-dimensional?
Well, I imagined I could mow the real lawn with an imaginary mower, but then I realised the imaginary fuel tank was empty in all directions. What an amazing coincidence! ed. Folks, if you're having trouble seeing how amazing the coincidence is, vacuously, since the imaginary fuel tank is empty in all directions I could vacuously push an imaginary mower, it's also empty in any direction, coincident with amber's logic!
Actually your idea just explained the big bang theory, according to ''that'', in the beginning not even the empty fuel tank existed. So according to you the big bang is a load of rubbish then?