This sounds interesting but I cannot understand this in tangible terms.
Spin is a word I can apply to a ball. Clockwise or anticlockwise, viewed from opposite sides.
Is half a spin some different form to clockwise and anticlockwise and stationary?
I want some tangible idea if this is esoteric, or how it relates to the reality that we make in our minds from the sights sounds and sensations we experience as human cognition.
Thanks Antonio - as my focus currently is on neutrinos, specifically, I want a very clear idea of their motion. Neutrinos apparently oscillate between different forms and weights, how do they spin in all of that? If their spin is in some way neither clockwise nor anticlockwise, are there transitional moments of standard spin or being technically stationary.
if mass is somehow consistent motion within a frame of reference, how does rotation in its various forms "become" mass?
And my other interest is the magnetic monopole - I have this image of half a magnet, very small, spinning or twisting but half of that magnet is not here. Is it somewhere else? Does time spin etc... (well I think time does not exist, only the now, but that is another topic...)
I have no idea what the phrase "odd and even quanta of space time" means. I am boldly - perhaps foolishly we will see - making a new definition of material reality to contrast against consciousness. Simple evident rotation is the fabric of reality, so spacetime is indivisible into space or time, rotation is both and there can be nothing but rotation (material form) and stillness (consciousness), and the vortices where these juxtapose.
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Originally Posted by AntonioLao As verified by experimentations applying quantum statistics (Bose-Eintein statistics and Fermi-Dirac statistics), all elementary particles can be classified as fermions (FD stat) or bosons (BE stat). To agree with the determination of specific heat, all fermions have multiples of 1/2 integer spins and all bosons have multiples of integer spins.
In my specific, still unpublished research, the spin is due to the odd and even quanta of spacetime. Odd quanta for fermions and even quanta for bosons. |