A necessary but not sufficient condition for matter wave packets to exist is zero amplitude. This must be true everywhere except in infinitesimal local regions of spacetime. Moreover, the motions of these packets never exceed a velocity of 187,000 miles per second. Another necessary but not sufficient condition is that every packet must be the superposition of infinitely many uniform waves whose reality could not be empirically verified but whose relative forms could be dimensionally structured.
The structuring process could be as simple as adding or subtracting dimensions. However, at every level of existence (LOE) the maximum dimension is always less than or equal to three. Adding one more dimension would place the structure in the next higher LOE. Reading the book 1884 novella Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flatland) one gets a sense of how adding or subtracting dimensions is accomplished. Subtracting dimension is tantamount to zeroing the spatial extension in that particular dimension. Nonetheless, in one particular LOE no more than three dimensions can be subtracted. Therefore, the fundamental uniform waves of spacetime exist at a lower LOE, while they appear as waves of zero amplitude for beings at the next higher LOE.


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