Physics' New Hymn: Quantum Mechanics Curvature Explanation

Author: Zhao Guoqiu
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: In this book, the author first proposes that the "images" and "states" of all objects in nature are formed by the interactions between matter. These interactions include both the well-known four fundamental interactions and the observational signal interactions used by humans to observe the world. Based on this, the author introduces two fundamental concepts: "Intrinsic Entity - Substance" and "Phenomenal Entity - Object." The author believes that "Intrinsic Entity - Substance" is an objective existence that does not depend on human subjective consciousness. Meanwhile, "Phenomenal Entity - Object" is an extension of "Intrinsic Entity - Substance" as it acts on the human body and "artificial instruments" through observational interactions. Based on this fundamental perspective, the author argues that there is a fundamental difference in the mechanisms of action between the microscopic and macroscopic worlds. The interactions in the microscopic world exhibit quantum characteristics. As a result, the "form" and "state" of the objects produced are discrete. The wave function, in essence, describes the changes in the "form" characteristics of these microscopic objects. Due to the fundamental difference in the mechanisms of action, there are also fundamental distinctions between the properties of macroscopic and microscopic particles, as well as between quantum probability and classical probability. In the macroscopic world, people describe the definite trajectories of particles, whereas in the microscopic world, people only describe the changes in the "form" constructed by observational interactions. If this "form" change is transformed into a change in the background spacetime, the Schr?dinger equation can be viewed as an equation for the curvature change of space.