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Bimodal Waves in Vacuum
2023-02-11 The fundamental theorems of Maxwellian dynamics explain entanglement as a nilpotent superposition.
A. L. Vrba
The question whether all phenomena are of electromagnetic origin has not been answered since Poincaré voiced it. To work towards an answer we adopt a Poincaréan ontology (everything is of electromagnetic origin) and develop Maxwellian dynamics (interactions as nilpotent electromagnetic superpositions) and put it to test experience. For this purpose I present a novel set of three simultaneous vector cross-product equations that define generically the Maxwell equations in vacuum, but with expanded analytical capabilities, e.g. solitons as 1-D, 2-D and 3-dimensional waves; the latter two propagate on closed curves in space. Here we analyse 1-dimensional solitons (photons) and show that entanglement emerges from the conservation of the nilpotent state required for a two-photon production in atomic cascades. From the insight obtained, I propose adapting the EPR experiment by introducing asymmetrical polarisation in the first (and earlier) Alice’s station. Bob in the second (and later) station uses a symmetrical polariser. The theorems presented here predict that Bob observes an asymmetrical polarisation distribution. Should this prediction be proven experimentally then that would set an inflection point in the ontology of physics
The theorems of Maxwellian dynamics are based in the ontology that everything in the universe is of electromagnetic origin. Here a new explanation to the EPR paradox is presented supported by the fundamental Maxwellian theorems.
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@Article{Vrba-2023-1805,
author = {Vrba, Anton Lorenz},
title = {The fundamental theorems of Maxwellian dynamics explain entanglement as a nilpotent superposition.},
year = {2023},
pages = {Online},
journal = {Proceedings: Harbingers of Neophysics},
publisher = {PhysNew Ltd},
address = {Ryde, UK},
issn = {2753-5770},
url = {https://neophysics.org/p/1805},
urldate = {2023-10-03},
}
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2023-01-27 Can Alice influence Bob? A new EPR experiment without correlation measurements.
A. L. Vrba
The question: Is reality governed by non-causal probabilistic quantum mechanics, or by a strict classical causal relationship, seems to be settled in favour of probabilistic quantum principles. Every Bell-type experiment reports to refute the strict causal relationship, or hidden variables explanation. Here I propose an EPR experiment where Alice does no observation, but uses a 75:25 biased polariser. This new experiment would decide if spooky action at a distance is attributed to a "collapse of a wavefunction" or a manifestation from an unknown classical "preservation phenomenon" as a universal hidden variable. If it is the later quantum mechanics should then be interpreted as probabilistic but causal.
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@Article{Vrba-2023-1751,
author = {Vrba, Anton Lorenz},
title = {Can Alice influence Bob? A new EPR experiment without correlation measurements.},
year = {2023},
pages = {Online},
journal = {Proceedings: Harbingers of Neophysics},
publisher = {PhysNew Ltd},
address = {Ryde, UK},
issn = {2753-5770},
url = {https://neophysics.org/p/1751},
urldate = {2023-10-03},
}
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