In acoustic theory the quantum particle is called the phonon which appears to be similar to the photon except it is not a transverse wave like electromagnetic waves but a wave in the direction of propagation.
Do sound waves give us and all 'solids' their three-dimensional strength? Does this apply to the Milky Way Galaxy?
These articles seem to be related:
https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn21653-ancient-sound-waves-sculpted-galaxy-formation/
https://arxiv.org/abs/1203.6594
https://blogs.princeton.edu/research/2013/04/03/shape-from-sound-new-methods-to-probe-the-universe-physical-review-letters/
Regards,
Joachim
Absolutely!!! Varying fractal pattern have been observed at different frequencies. Infact some sound frequencies enhance certain brain associated frequencies and have several healing effects. The Schumann Resonance vibrates in the Universe at 7.38Hz.
I probably am not understanding the question. Sound waves, longitudinal waves characterized by alternating compression and rarefaction, impinge on objects, sure, and may even stress their rigidity limits. For instance, if sound waves resonate with certain objects, they can destroy the object quite convincingly. So sound waves do affect molecular structure, sure.
But it takes air, or some medium, to carry acoustic waves. So how would they travel through the vacuum of space, to impact on our galaxy?
That is such a good question Albert; it seems perhaps the phonons, like the photons, come from the initial structure after the Big Bang; they were there in-bedded in whatever the structure of this compacted 'Little Big Particle' was.
So the empty vacuum of deep space was impregnated with phonons as the galaxies formed,cooled, and evolved; hence their rigidity began as a nebula and morphed into a 'rigid' structure?? due to the motion of the cosmos and early galaxies. Were these proto-galaxies formed wherever the phonons (and photons) were ejected? Like a form of peizoelectric effect
Dear Contzen
Do you have some references to the fractals and the healing? Especially the Schumman Frequency at 7.38 Htz Thank you.
Those fractals are important and we might be able to reveal the rationale behind the fractal nature we observe across the cosmos in terms of physics, and maybe also the fractal nature we observe within biological structures.
You may be interested in the fractal nature we can see across gravitational structures within the cosmos. (see the heading gravitational structure of the universe at the website http://www.unifiedphysics.com/ 'The field structure of the Universe is fractal having four (or more) distinct levels of gravitation, not one as previously thought. "
This gravitational structure gives us another clue as to the rationale behind the fractal nature of the Cosmos . This is a putative Cosmos comprising our Universe (capital U) and any surrounding 'field or matter' beyond a perfect vacuum, so more even than any possible multiverse.
Phonons may have distilled out of the early Big Bang during Inflation
so can be dispersed throughout deep space perhaps to infinity???
Question: Can Maxwell's equations work where there's no constants of free space, i.e. eps_0, or mu_0? as in a perfect vacuum which I assume may be infinite region outside of the Big-Bang material (including fields)? Do they only work inside our Universe? And how does inflation operate outside our Universe wherein photons and phonons reign supreme? Maybe there's fields and even some form of matter outside? (maybe some of this is tautological)
Dear Joachim
You've given us some homework to do, thank you. I'll get back to you early next week. (Got to take the wife and dogs for a long walk today, Sunday).
kind regards Tony
Dear All
What I described in my last post was a series of fractal structures within gravity; so each fractal has smaller and smaller layers depending on their individual strength as a force. So force is perhaps inversely proportional with distance, e.g. 1/(distance)**2. This is a part mathematical, part empirical observation using the new mathematics of Self-Field Theory (SFT), a deterministic version of quantum theory.
Now Joachim's paper " The clustering of galaxies in the SDSS-III Baryon Oscillation Spectroscopic Survey: Baryon Acoustic Oscillations in the Data Release 9 Spectroscopic Galaxy Sample " describes what I predicted in my two books
"Inside the Photon: A Journey to Health", see http://www.panstanford.com/pdf/9789814241885fm.pdf
and " Self-Field-Theory-A-New-Mathematical-Description-of-Physics", https://www.crcpress.com/Self-Field-Theory-A-New-Mathematical-Description-of-Physics/Fleming/p/book/9789814303002;
that there was at least another level of gravitational structure beyond galaxies, at what I called the 'Super Cluster' level.
I think that's enough for now but am I right in my reading Joachim? that this structure goes beyond the standard model but is compatible with it? (see jpeg file attached)
1. Acoustic (mechanical) waves do not exist in vacuum. 2. Longitudinal waves, Love waves can change the structure of a substance, but only minerals have a structure. 3. The energy of mechanical waves is sufficient to change the structure of liquid minerals, which include water. 4. mechanical waves can interact with the medium, receiving energy from the destruction of the mineral structure.
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