Something from Nothing

[bottomlander]

See Jack's 'Dynamic Matter' theory, as it says how very small everything used to be.

Austintorn & Jack:

Is this the link for Jack's 'Dynamic Matter' ?
http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2003APS..NWS.D1013H

Best Regards.
bottomlander

[austintorn@aol.com]

Hi, while that web site is related, or about a presentation, I guess, here is his own web site where you can read the book:

www.dynamicmatter.com

[bottomlander]

Hi, while that web site is related, or about a presentation, I guess, here is his own web site where you can read the book:

www.dynamicmatter.com

The Table of Contents and the contents show that the book is quite nice and academic.

Jack is very considerate to let science-interested people to have the chance to read the whole book free-of-charge.

[G_burnett]

well it is Xmas ... here is an interesting book I found from a given for some good holiday reading ... http://books.google.com/books?id=WwK...age&q=&f=false

[Graybeard]

A step along the road towards the verification of the 'Inflation theory

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cool bananas ... greg

[labelwench]

I was curious as to how the measurement of temperature was arrived at. The answer is:

Scientists measure the temperature of hot matter by looking at the color, or energy distribution, of light emitted from it -- similar to the way one can tell that an iron rod is hot by looking at its glow. Because light interacts very little with the hot liquid produced at RHIC, it bears accurate witness to the early cauldron-like conditions created within.

Said Vigdor, "The temperature inferred from these new measurements at RHIC is considerably higher than the long-established maximum possible temperature attainable without the liberation of quarks and gluons from their normal confinement inside individual protons and neutrons. "However," he added, "the quarks and gluons in the matter we see at RHIC behave much more cooperatively than the independent particles initially predicted for QGP."

'Inferred' is not a physical measurement is it? This is a presumption based on a mathematical concept?

Interesting article.

[Graybeard]

I was curious as to how the measurement of temperature was arrived at. The answer is:

'Inferred' is not a physical measurement is it? This is a presumption based on a mathematical concept?

Interesting article.

Not exactly ..... temperature is a 'macro' description for motion. There is no such thing as temp, only motion with 'quantised' jumps in energy ? The 'energy' of light can be measured in this way ... and the temp is inferred from these measurements.

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hope this helped a bit

cool bananas ... greg

[labelwench]

Not exactly ..... temperature is a 'macro' description for motion. There is no such thing as temp, only motion with 'quantised' jumps in energy ? The 'energy' of light can be measured in this way ... and the temp is inferred from thiese measurements.

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hope this helped a bit

cool bananas ... greg

My spectrum of comprehension has been enhanced by your contribution.......

[G_burnett]

A step along the road towards the verification of the 'Inflation theory

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cool bananas ... greg

very impressive greg ty for the link .. second has video link at end of report page kind regrds graham

[G_burnett]

http://www.reuters.com/article/idUST...ughNews&rpc=76

enjoy! sage