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THE ANTISYMMETRIC UNIVERSE, ITS SELF-INTERACTION, HIDDEN SPECTROSCOPY AND THE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
By
Prof. Dr. Kotcherlakota Lakshminarayana,
(Retd. Prof. of Physics, SU), 17-11-10, Narasimha Ashram, Official Colony, Maharanipeta. P. O, Visakhapatanm-530002, India.
Email ID: kotcherlakota_l_n@hotmail.com
Mobile: 9491902867
ABSTRACT
The General Theory of Relativity of the antisymmetric universe has been investigated with four parameters and a set of six metric tensor components. The set of 16 connection 1-forms and the 64 covariant connection coefficients of the new theory and the formalism are tabulated. The possible self-interaction of its metric components has been formulated. The universe has also been considered endowed with the two types of fine-structure constants viz. the electric type and the other magnetic type. The self-interaction refers firstly to normal and dual like terms of the metric components, akin to electromagnetic tensors and another individual Vierergruppe type of terms. These terms are just the manifestations of the antisymmetric universe metric tensor components themselves. This is the significant feature of my formulation. The interaction terms sum to the basic antisymmetric universe Riemann Tensor components. The matrix display of the Riemann Tensor components led easily for investigations on the self-interactions of the antisymmetric universe gifted with the hidden spectroscopy. Spectral eigenvectors and eigenvalues of the self-interaction of the antisymmetric universe, in the said several cases have been obtained and schematically illustrated. The idea of information technology involving the microscopic fields and the concomitant variables to carry the information around the universe is a new finding.
Subject category: Spectroscopy, Information technology, Astrophysics, Cosmology, Relativity, Mathematical Physics, Applied Physics, Differential Geometry.
Keywords: antisymmetric universe, covariant connections, fine-structure constants, spectral values, Electromagnetic like fields, asymmetric variables, hidden spectroscopy, information technology cosmos, electric-like, magnetic-like.
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trusciencetrutechnology@blogspot.com Vol.2009,N0.10,Dated:11-10-2009
Time: 9hr10min11secs
THE ANTISYMMETRIC UNIVERSE, ITS SELF-INTERACTION, HIDDEN SPECTROSCOPY AND THE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
By
Prof. Dr. Kotcherlakota Lakshminarayana,
(Retd. Prof. of Physics, SU), 17-11-10, Narasimha Ashram, Official Colony, Maharanipeta. P. O, Visakhapatanm-530002, India.
Email ID: kotcherlakota_l_n@hotmail.com
Mobile: 9491902867
INTRODUCTIONAn asymmetric expression was first given by Minkowski for the energy-Momentum Tensor in the phenomenological electrodynamics. It led to very peculiar results which are not in contradiction with experiment. One peculiarity is that the torques derived using this expression cannot be compensated by change in the Angular momentum. Another type of asymmetry that attracted many a General Relativity specialists is the left-right asymmetry. Generally speaking the theory of General Relativity is left-right symmetric. But people argue that the nature itself is left-right asymmetric and hence it may not be bad to consider theories that incorporate the left-right asymmetry. The Ashtekar new variables are also left-right asymmetric, which have been quite readily adopted as a powerful tool in General Relativity. Penrose[1] dealing with the formalism of Twistors stated that for spin 2 the right- and left-handed twistor wave functions posses the respective homogeneities -6 and +2.
Pseudotensors like Г
lik that are asymmetric govern the parallel displacement of vectors. Einstein [2] considered both the unsymmetrical Г
lik and the unsymmetrical metric components g
ik to develop an Unified Theory of gravitation and Electromagnetism. The last version of geometry Einstein investigated was one which adopted torsion. Elie Cartan [3] was the first to give the concept of torsion in parallel transport of segments of small segments along each other. The resulting gaps at the ends of parallel transport of small segments of distances are determined by the skew-symmetric part of the connection coefficients. The nonsymmetric metric tensor he used was a sum of a symmetric metric tensor that would account for the distances and the other a skew-symmetric metric tensor that does not affect distances. The relation between the metric and connection coefficients was set up by him it led to nonsymmetric connection coefficients that involved the torsion. Einstein studied several geometries with the nonsymmetric metrics. R. Finkelstein used the torsion tensors with the matter possessing several types of geometric charges. He related these to the fields of mesons etc.
J. A. Schouten [4] gave a differential geometry that required the parallel transport of covariant and contravariant tensors to have different set of connection coefficients. He further showed the 27 types of differential geometries are characterized by three and only three tensors of rank three. The Riemannian geometry is the special case for which these three tensors vanish.
Another aspect of gravitation is the action-at-a-distance and the retarded and advanced effects were equivalent. Wheeler and Feynman [5] have said that the introduction of an absolute absorber in the future gives a correct account of the rest of matter in the universe which eliminates the possibility of all advanced interactions and retains only the retarded interactions in accordance with the observations of the real world in which the cause precedes effect and not vice versa. Of course, this approach of direct electromagnetic interaction contains questionable features with regard to physics of preferred direction of time i.e. the time arrow. The arrow of time and several definitions of it from thermodynamic, statistical etc. considerations have tackled the problem in their own perspective. It is well known that time symmetric Maxwell’s equations produce asymmetric results involving retarded but not advanced potentials. So fields carry information into the future but into the past, thus the time asymmetry originates most probably due to the boundary conditions adopted. Gold [6] was of the opinion that it arose in the fact that universe is expanding but not contracting. The classical theory of electrodynamics’ absorber [5] asserts that the radiative reaction on the accelerated charge arises from induced motion of other charges in the universe. Lorentz [7] has originally postulated that the radiative reaction and the concomitant loss of energy from an accelerated electron arise from the action of electron on itself. Self-action theory of electron given by Lorentz one part of an accelerated electron is influenced by the retarded potential due to the other part of electron. This indeed is the case that Maxwell time symmetry equations also allow the time reversal meaning thereby that a part of the accelerated electron can also be influenced by the advanced potential of motion of another part. Whether the advanced or the retarded radiation is emitted depends on the receipt of information from the future or the past respectively. Several models devised are based on the criteria of prohibition of information propagation into the past and such information is carried by the fields by means of retarded potential.
Some interesting properties of the full curvature tensor R
ijkm and their bearing on the behaviour of the physical fields which are not of gravitational variety was emphasized in a mathematical presentation by Lanczos [8]. In the case of four dimensions, he gave a new tensor B
ijkm involving A
ik + α
ik and G
jm= ½ (g
jm + γ
jm ) where γ
jm is an antisymmetric tensor. The α
ik is as well an antisymmetric tensor. He conceived the idea that α
ik is reminiscent of antisymmetric part of R
ik with which Einstein operated in his Unified Theory formulations. But A
ik has 10 components, the α
ik has six components and γ
jm also has six components, thus totalling about 22 components instead of just the usual 20 components of the full curvature tensor. Hence he suggested two constraint equations which, by no means are physically reasonable. He gave the equation R
ik = λ g
ik + 2 α
i μ α
kμ putting A
ik = λ/6 g
ik and α
ik = γ
ik . Interesting for my present formulation, is to note that Lanczos sought the α
ik have an analogy with Electromagnetic Tensor components. More over the choice made by him of λ = λ
0 – ½ α
kμ α
kμ gives a cosmological fluid combined with Maxwell Electromagnetic field.
For the purpose of philosophy behind my research, it is to be noted that in the world of physics, the gravitational field is made up of self-interacting gravitons, which also interact with every other particle in the preferred universe.
Grand unification ideas of supersymmetry and supergravity involves the various fields of strong, weak, electroweak etc interaction are carried by “gauge entities” with respect to groups of transformations. At microscopic level i.e. scales of the order less than the Planck’s length and time intervals shorter than 10E-43 seconds, the metric tensor components and the Christoffel symbols and other geometric values would have limitations of interpretation.
The method of analysis of the General Theory of Relativity equations received imputes by the use of Cartans’ differential forms and the differential geometric approach. Misner, Thorn and Wheeler [9] specify nicely the additional armaments of (1) The concept of a vector-valued (or tensor-valued) exterior differential form; and (2) an associated generalization of the exterior derivative. The Differential forms are completely antisymmetric tensors. Cartan [3] has successfully packaged the 21 components of Riemannian Curvature tensor into just six curvature 2-forms.
The aim of the present research is to obtain The General Theory of Relativity results of a possible antisymmetric universe that is endowed with characteristic self-interactions. The section I gives The Cartan’s differential geometric method of analysis of the General Theory of Relativity Tensors and their components [9]. The section II gives certain formulae and the present theory equations derived which are very useful to solve the General theory of Relativity Matrix display of the projected Riemann Tensor components. In section III the self-interaction results and their physical significance is presented in terms of hidden spectroscopy. Section IV summarises the results obtained, new findings and the conclusions with suggestions for future research trends.
SECTION I: CONNECTION COMPUTATIONA bivector is known to be simple or decomposable if it can be expressed as a wedge product provided it satisfies a necessary and sufficient condition. The idea of purely electric or magnetic components of Electromagnetic Tensor F
αβ obey the conditions F
αβ F
αβ <0>αβ F
αβ >0 (space-like) respectively. The general 2-form of an Electromagnetic Tensor is written as a superposition of wedge products with a factor ½. The dual form has also about six wedge products to define it. The honey-comb or the egg crate structure of electromagnetic tensor has been fully detailed by MTW [10].
The asymmetric metric form adopted by me has four wedge products. The asymmetric metric has the metric components g
12, g
13, g
14, g
23, g
24 and g
34. Parameter representation has been used by the choice of e
a+b , e
a+c , e
a+p , e
b+c e
b+p and e
c+p respectively. Here a, b, c, and p may be functions of the three space variables x, y, z, and the time variable t. The Cartan orthonormal frame ω
μ is defined by the set of basis vectors that involve specifically the four metric components. The tangent vectors ω
μ dual to the 1-forms ω
μ using the inverse set of the four metric components of the antisymmetric universe metric tensor.
The structure constants of the present formulation have been obtained by the commutation relations of the chosen basis vectors to describe the antisymmetric universe. These constants are also equivalently given by the Cartan first structure equation for the basis 1-forms.
SECTION II: CARTANS’ DIFFERENTIAL GEOMETRIC METHODThe Cartans’ differential geometric method is a very powerful tool, to investigate the problems in the subject of Cosmology and the theory of General Relativity [9]. Misner, Thorn and Wheeler [10] have demonstrated for the computation of curvature for a pulsating star and also gave the Schwarzschild curvature forms.
I have obtained about 16 connection 1-forms that characterize the antisymmetric universe. In Table 2 the list of the sixteen connection 1-forms is given.
[Refer Table 2 for a list of 16 connection 1-forms of the present formulation]
The anholonomic system of analysis of the antisymmetric universe allowed me to compute the “covariant connection coefficients” numbering about 64. These are useful to define geodesics, covariant derivatives and parallel transport. I have retained the rule of raising or lowering a tensor index by the use of an appropriate metric tensor component.
The “covariant connection coefficients” have been all tabulated in Table1.1 through to Table1.8, which may be referred to obtain the details of their dependence on the spatial and temporal coordinates.