The Physics of The Ideal Continuum
The Physics of The Ideal Continuum
The Physics of The Ideal Continuum
ISSN No:-2456-2165
Abstract:- In this paper from the domain of theoretical II. THE IDEAL CONTINUUM
physics, there have been stated and briefly described the
basic principles and laws that apply to the new scientific To begin with and to get a better understanding, the
discipline of physics, which we call the Physics of the ideal continuum will be called absolutely empty space (like
Ideal Continuum. In addition to the definition of the the Dirac vacuum) or the space absolutely filled with an
ideal continuum, it also defines and describes other absolutely ideal homogeneous isotropic antimatter or
phenomena such as the origin of matter, the origin of matter (if such matter exists). The ideal continuum has all
space-time, the origin and role of black holes and other the properties of the ideal medium, i.e. the space no any
phenomena in the universe. Special attention has been properties of which affect in any way any process that takes
focused on the energy balance in the universe, as well as place in it. In other words, the ideal continuum is the
on the universal physical constant and its role in the initial, zero state of space, free of any (physical)
development of the mathematical and physical models properties. Similarly, the ideal continuum can equally has
of the universe. Through the presentation of the of micro (infinitesimal), measurable and macro (infinite)
differences between the physics of the ideal continuum, dimensions and scale.
the quantum physics and classical physics, an additional
stride has been made in understanding the most The physical phenomena that can be compared or
important laws and their applicability in these scientific equated with the ideal continuum are the so-called black
disciplines, as well as their inter-connectedness. Other holes, quasars, dark energy and antimatter (which the most
terms that have been given a significant role in this part of the universe is filled with), the initial (zero) state of
paper include equilibrium and gravitationalsheds the universe (regardless of the momentum: before
(gravitational divisions). expansion or before the so-called Big Bang, after the
complete disintegration of the universe, or after the total
Keywords:- The Physics of the Ideal Continuum, ideal inflation and absolute space-time compression), as well as
continuum, energy balance in the universe, universal the empty atomic and subatomic space and fields within
physical constant, equilibrium, gravitationalsheds. material and antimatter particles.
VII. BLACK HOLES AND QUASARS During the explosion of the Big Bang, occurred as a
result of the appearance of the first quantum, i.e. an
We will describe black holes, among other things, as elementary particle of energy that disturbed the absolute
physical phenomena in the universe that occur when the balance/equilibrium of the zero ideal continuum, a large
appropriate (physical) conditions are met. They represent amount of energy was released and transformed. The space-
essential disintegrators of matter into all visible and time component of the universe arose as a result of the
invisible forms of energy, as well as its occurring appearance of matter, i.e. another by-product of the
derivatives/products, of which we will list only those of transformation of dark energy or anti-energy into energy
interest to this paper, i.e. radiation, (gravitational and other) and antimatter into matter (as the constituent elements of
waves, heat and light. Black holes are the ideal medium and the ideal continuum), at the momentums when the velocity
conductor (the ideal continuum), and as such, a place where of a quantum was higher than the speed of light. This
antimatter particles reach/achieve higher velocities than the phenomenon can be roughly explained by the so-called
speed of light. Through the widespread dark energy and sonic boom phenomenon in a medium such as air, whereby
antimatter in the universe (continuum of medium), based on this incompressible flow becomes compressible at high
interference, the simultaneous appearance of information speeds (Figure 4).
(regardless of the relativistic concept of time, as well as its
division into past, present and future) in all black holes and
all parts of the universe is possible. As the basic source of
radiation and waves in the universe, due to the space-time
compression, black holes also represent points at which
time loses the sense of existence (as it does in all types of
the ideal continuum), i.e. it equates with zero (3). A special
forms of super-massive black holes, for which we apply the
same laws that will be established in this paper, are quasars
(visible disintegrators).
We have acquired the general notion of time through Space, in general, can also be defined as a
the understanding of gravity and classical (Newtonian) product/derivative of the formation of matter from energy
physics and mechanics of matter bodies. With the further wide-spread in the vicinity of the ideal continuum (the
development of physics, i.e. the established (Einstein's) space of the ideal continuum is considered to be completely
theories of relativity, time has become a relative category, condensed and non-reference space). In general, if existent,
i.e. physical quantity that depends on the location of the space is measurable and n-dimensional (although it is
observer and the position of the (reference) system in which usually interpreted as three-dimensional). If it is
it is located. Thus, the calculation of time or any physical measurable, it is then also bordered by gravitationalsheds.
process in other neighbouring systems, in relation to the As already mentioned in the previous chapters, time and
reference, using the fundamental principle of the speed of time measurement in such space is relativistic, and is
light as absolute and maximum, as well as physical closely related to its gravity, and completely irrelevant in
constants, is possible to carry out with a high degree of other types of space and systems. The time component,
accuracy. contained in the origin of its n-dimensional coordinate
system (Figure 5), forms a unique space-time frame, based
The physics of the ideal continuum is the physics in on its gravity. In such a system, even without external
which time is equal to zero (3). It is the physics in which influences such as gravitational waves and/or some other
other physical quantities, including the basic ones, too, cosmic events (galaxy collapse, star explosion, etc.),
velocity or speed (4), acceleration, energy, etc., reach their according to the already known laws of quantum physics,
maximum, infinite values or, in the case of mass, their space or the so-called environment of the ideal continuum
minimum values (5). This is the physics in which the size can produce the ideal continuum (such as black holes).
of space plays absolutely no role, for it is only a medium
filled with the ideal continuum, through which, and in
At the so-called zero momentum, when the absolute Σ𝐸 = |Α| + |Β| + |Γ| (13)
equilibrium or the equilibrium of the ideal continuum is
disturbed by the appearance of the first quantum of energy η(Σ𝐸 + |Δ|) = 1 (14)
or the photon of light (initial energy |Δ|), which stimulates
the creation of the visible universe, the balance equation of The following table presents some of the possible
total energy starts taking shape (8). values of individual components of the total energy
balance, as well as the theoretical assumptions of their
|Γ| + |Δ| = 1 (8) approximate and relative relations over time, without any
experimental confirmation or specific observations (Table
This event is also known by the so-called Big 1).
Bang. Immediately after that, once the energy velocities of
Anti-energy and
Quantum
Matter Energy Antimatter Initial Energy
Momentum Energy Total
Energy
|Α| |Β| |Γ| |Δ|
Absolute Equilibrium 0 0 1 0 1
Zero Momentum, Initial
0 0 1 1
Energy Appearance
Real Momentum, Today
(with the universal physical 0.25 0.75 1
constant η)
Projection at the End 0 0 1 0 1
Table 1:- The components of the total energy balance and their approximate and relative relations
From all the mentioned and analysed in the previous [1]. G. Lemaître (1946), The Primeval Atom – an Essay on
chapters, we can draw more several very important Cosmogony, D. Van Nostrand Co.
conclusions, namely:
|𝑣| ≅ 𝑐 (15)
|𝑣| ≪ 𝑐 (16)