Born from the imagination of Planck, Schrödinger, Bohr, and others, this theory is inherently incomplete, unreliable, and doomed to disappear sooner or later.

Einstein stated that Schrödinger's PDE is incomplete perhaps because it operates in R^4 space (3D with real time as the external controller) and not in 4D unitary x-t space.

Quantum mechanisms live and operate in infinite free space (nearly zero gas molecules).

1-First, Schrödinger's PDE should be replaced by its square in 4D unitary x-t space within a control volume bounded by Dirichlet boundary conditions and a potential energy V correctly defined by:

V = C1. V1 + C2. V2. . . (1)

Where V1 is the externally applied voltage and V2 is the spontaneous or self-applied voltage.

V2(x,y,z,t) = Cons. U(x,y,z,t) . . . (2)

Where U is the quantum energy density. Clearly, C1 + C2 = 1.

Therefore, the Schrödinger partial differential equation (PDE) is partly a diffusion equation and partly a wave equation.

It should be noted that Equations 1 and 2 are not suggestions, but rather equations of certainty.

2-Once the vacuum energy/temperature is defined, quantum dark energy and dark matter can be explained:

Vacuum dark matter/energy, i.e., particle-antiparticle pairs (equations 1 and 2) generated and mutually annihilated in deep space, is considered the main contributor to dark energy.

Mass can be created in antiparticle pairs, but not charge.

Note that:

i- The B transition matrix is ​​very different from the useless QM density matrix, which is neither statistical nor complete.

ii- The Schrödinger PDE solution does not account for the singularities essential to the formation and explosion of the Big Bang, nor for the collapse of giant stars into tiny black holes, unlike the string B matrix solution.

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