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Per my article previously, "Is relativistic energy zero and quantum nonzero energy at zero point?", question of Diracian spinor tensor had been raised. Quantum relativity will have mathematical...
06 August 2017 3,847 7 View
We now know that the zero point energy has a nonzero value. However, can we distinguish between the relativistic and quantum states of energy @ zero point? Is relativistic energy zero and quantum...
03 August 2017 4,601 4 View
We now know that the zero point energy has a nonzero value. However, can we distinguish between the relativistic and quantum states of energy @ zero point?
03 August 2017 9,159 8 View
We now know that the zero point energy has a nonzero value. However, can we distinguish between the relativistic and quantum states of energy?
03 August 2017 8,802 1 View
We know velocity is a parameter defining dynamics; however, inertia is a property that defines statics. From mathematical physics point of view, is it possible to analyze velocity and the inertia...
12 July 2017 6,432 4 View
Mathematically, topological vector space has been the key to encompass the study of energy and matter in terms of continuum mechanics and boundedness. However, in order to include time aspects,...
30 April 2016 6,986 7 View
You can write permutation matrix in 2X2; won't you able to extend to that from the definition of permutation matrix? Further, Abelian group and Lie group are related through symmetrical...
22 March 2016 2,217 1 View
Our knowledge till now suggests that zero point energy not equal to zero. Will this be equivalent to internal energy as defined by Thermodynamics?
01 January 1970 4,332 6 View
If matter is Abelian(inertia), then it will point to energy since energy and matter are equivalent through equation E=Mc2...Theory of Relativity.
01 January 1970 5,664 6 View
