THE GENESIS.

1.
T = 0K.
2.
C/D=pi , E=Mc^2, R/N=k , h = 0 , i^2=-1 .
3.
h = 1, c=1. ( light quanta).
4.
h = h /2pi , c1.
E = hw, e^2 = hca ( electron).
The Lorentz transformations.
5.
Star formation:
e- - k - He II - He I - rotating He - thermonuclear reaction:
a) hw kT
b) hw = kT
c) kT hw
6.
p ( proton)
7.
Evolution of interaction:
a) electromagnetic,
b) nuclear,
c) biological.
8.
Laws:
a) The Law of conservation and transformation energy.
b) The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle / law.
c) The Pauli Exclusion Principle/ law.
9.
Practice:
theory and work.
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Comment to “Evolution of interaction� .
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We used to think that if we knew one, we knew two,
because one and one are two. We are finding
that we must learn a great deal more about `and'.
/Sir Arthur Eddington/

Why?
Because “one� is can be different from “one�.
Take electron- symbol (e)
Take proton - symbol (p)
They are absolute different particles.
And interaction between electron and proton
is not the same than interaction between
proton and electron: ep â‰* pe ( non - commutative algebra,
Heisenberg and his Uncertainty principle.)
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Somebody wrote another comment:

Any binary operator operating on two 'things' with different results
if the order of the 'things' is reversed.
That is, for 'things' a and b and operator * a*b not equal to b*a.

For example:
A thing called 'shoe' and a thing called 'sock'
along with the operator 'and' which combines 'shoe' and 'sock' things.

If you play around with it, you will find
that the * order * is fairly important.
An analogy of non-commutatively is putting on your shoes and socks.
First you put your socks on, then your shoes -
if you do it in the other order, you get a different result.
I.e. order is important.
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The nature develops from simple to difficult; the evolution
of the world goes from the lowest condition to the highest one.
The physicists must take to attention this fact,
this process when they make model of atom.
It means :
according to Pauli Exclusion Principle
only one single electron can be in the atom.
If the atom contains more than one electron
(for example – two), this atom represents “ Siamese twins�.
Save us, the Great God, of having such atom.