Dear colleagues, consider the following statement.
Quantum correlations and the nonlocal interactions generated by them, in turn, generate a partition of the set of the same-named particles (for example, electrons with the same set of quantum numbers) into equivalence classes, hierarchically organized in accordance with the hierarchy of quantum systems that generate correlation (atoms, molecules, supramolecular systems, etc.).
What do you think about this?
It doesn’t matter what words are used-their meaning only matters. And the quantitative predictions they lead to. And it’s up to the person proposing the new statements to provide the dictionary with the old ones...
The referenced paper looks at an alternative approach which might help you to answer your question:
Conference Paper THE UNIFICATION OF PHYSICS (Conference Paper)
Data Prerecording of Conference Presentation on the Unification of Physics
Richard
Thank you very much, dear professor Richard lewis, I'll read these papers.
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