An interesting question would be whether the set of primitive properties could be (or are) the part of spacetime that entities occupy. If we suppose that any entity occupies a certain part of spacetime, is it feasible to suppose that the set of its primitive-properties are involved within this part of spacetime, or we better consider them (properties) as if they are — in a way — outside the spacetime realm? In other words, are the primitive-properties (e.g. mass, charge, spin, ...) the basic content/constituent of spacetime? Otherwise, going too far, are elementary-particles just special combination of certain properties or the other way round (properties are the result of elementary-particles)? Are entities identical to the set of their primitive-properties?
PS: You may change the terms "primitive-property", "entity", "elementary-particle" with : Primitive-property: probability field of primitive-property, Entity: probability field of entity, Elementary-particle: probability field of elementary-particle
(28-3-2019)
@Sydney Ernest Grimm,
The properties mass, charge, spin, etc may be primitive properties/constituents of the structure of our Universe (this is the essence of this thread) albeit their phrenological expression may appear sparsely at certain points. Their phrenological expression are observable whenever their value differ from their mean value.
"The mathematical properties of the structure of the universe" is certainly another model (just like spacetime).
IMO(In My Opinion): Planck's constant is a characteristic structural property of our Universe that is uncertain whether it remains invariable during Universe's life. Just like the "constant" speed of light, and the law of "conservation" of energy.
With kind regards, Ioannis
Elementary particles behave as elementary modules. Together they constitute all composed modules that exist in the universe. Elementary modules exist in a series of different types that differ in their basic properties. The Hilbert Book Model explains the origin of these properties. The universe is a dynamic field that embeds all modules. It acts as the life space of these objects. Read "The Hilbert Book Model Project Survey Book"; http://vixra.org/abs/1904.0001
It is a free openly accessible pdf document that a local print shop can turn into an 80 page US Letter-size book. I advise printing the book as a ring band.
Would we say "What are the properties of a certain entity?" or "What properties represent/consist a certain entity?" I feel the later is the right expression for our reality. In other words, any entity is defined by its properties.
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