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Corrected & expanded draft technical part
On Tuesday, December 9, 2003, at 06:38 PM, Jack Sarfatti wrote: I mean the problem needs to be made specific. Nowhere in any of Hal's papers does he even write the words "vacuum coherence". Where in orthodox QED PV is there "vacuum coherence"? Not that Hal does any QED in his papers on PV gravity. Hal writes K = e^-2GM/c^2r Where is there any quantum theory in that? Where is there any "vacuum coherence"? Am I missing something here? If so, I wish someone would enlighten me with specifics and not cheer leading one-liners. This is not a football came although there are flying round objects in the sky. "Heads up" as Farley would say. ;-) I am playing straight and with details. I wish Hal and Eric would do the same with real details. Remember that I did make a model Grho is replaced by c^2/\zpf So that for a sphere of exotic vacuum of radius r* GM/c^2r is replaced by (mod 4pi's etc) /\zpfr*^3/r so that Hal's K is now K = e^/\zpfr*^3/r then there is the issue What is r? Hal says it's isotropic r, but takes it down all the way to r - 0. I say Hal is in error in his physical interpretation of r. He is going off the coordinate patch. He needs something like the Kruskal-Finkelstein extension to do the problem correctly mathematically. He is reaching false physical conclusions by doing bad differential geometry. In GR SSS isotropic r is only good up to the event horizon. In Hal's PV there is no event horizon. but there is a boundary to the isotropic r coordinate patch that Hal & Ibison are oblivious to. I gave formal details of this in Space-Time and Beyond II The spatial part of Hal's "isotropic metric" is K^-1(dr^2 + r^2(dtheta^2 + sin^2thetadphi^2) Therefore rc = K^-1/2r = re^GM/c^2r where rc is the Schwarzschild radial coordinate in terms of which the area of concentric spheres is 4pirc^2 as explained, e.g. by John Wheeler in "A Journey into Gravity and Space-Time". Even Mike Ibison agrees with that much. Therefore drc/dr = (1 -GM/c^2r)e^GM/c^2r with the critical turning point at r = GM/c^2 which is like an event horizon in that it is the boundary of the isotropic radial coordinate patch, The idea here is that the derivative drc/dr changes sign when r GM/c^2 IMHO Hal and Mike Ibison completely misinterpret the physical meaning of that mathematical fact. Where /\zpf = Lp*^-2[Lp*^3|Vacuum Coherence|^2 - 1] This is normalized so that vanishing vacuum coherence inside a "vortex string core" will be stabilizing strongly attractive "dark matter" explaining the cohesiveness (Poincare stress) of the spatially extended electron as a micro-geon. Lp*^2 = hG*/c^3 hc/Lp*^2 = String Tension /\zpf 0 is attractive exotic vacuum dark matter /\zpf 0 is repulsive exotic vacuum dark energy Put the two together the way Herman Bondi suggested ~ 1960 and what do you get? Essentially you get the Alcubierre weightless warp drive. That's what I get. What do youse guys get to compare with what I just showed you? Time to show your hands Boys. I call your bluff. I raise you "billions and billions." Play Poker! Remember Bondi was Chief Scientist of the British Ministry of Defense when he came to Cornell ~ 1960 to give his "saucer" talk with Ivor Robinson that I attended in Newman Nuclear Lab with Hans Bethe and all the Big Boys. Of course "saucers" were not explicitly mentioned. |
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