11,99 €
inkl. MwSt.

Versandfertig in über 4 Wochen
payback
6 °P sammeln
  • Broschiertes Buch

Probability mechanics is a modified quantum mechanics, and it derives the modifications to physical quantities, including fields that determine whether these quantities are quantum mechanical or deterministic. Essentially, probability mechanics shows how information gets converted into energy through the propagation of probability waves through causal chains. Probability mechanics proves that the universe was not created by intelligence, and it proves that the gravitational field is deterministic and, therefore, not compatible with quantum mechanics.

Produktbeschreibung
Probability mechanics is a modified quantum mechanics, and it derives the modifications to physical quantities, including fields that determine whether these quantities are quantum mechanical or deterministic. Essentially, probability mechanics shows how information gets converted into energy through the propagation of probability waves through causal chains. Probability mechanics proves that the universe was not created by intelligence, and it proves that the gravitational field is deterministic and, therefore, not compatible with quantum mechanics.
Autorenporträt
The author Louis Houston is currently a research scientist at the Louisiana Accelerator Center at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette and has been in academia for nineteen years. Prior to academia, the author was a research geophysicist for Exxon. He has three degrees, including a PhD in physics from Rice University in Houston, Texas. His work has been focused on imaging problems in seismic theory, but currently involves applied mathematics. The author has a diverse range of interests which include painting and music. In both of these areas, the author has worked professionally. He has a strong interest in quantum mechanics and information theory, but also has interests in philosophy, including Eastern philosophy. The author has always treasured the pursuit of knowledge and the support of family members and close friends. Communication is considered to be very important and is a primary motivation for writing. The author lives in Youngsville, Louisiana and commutes regularly to Lafayette, Louisiana to work and to visit his mother. He has two sisters and maintains a close relationship with both. Music is an important factor. When he is not listening to music, the author entertains himself on guitar. He has personally produced several CDs of original music.