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Examples & Proofs/ III. The LUFE Matrix on specific fields /
A. Electromagnetism B.Newtonian Physics C. Thermodynamics-Pages 7/III/A-C
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the LUFE Matrix
 
ST Interactional Dimensions                      
# description ST unit

212

Electromagnetism

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213

Newtonian Mechanics

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214

Thermodynamics, Heat, and Light

Remember the first four "Rules of the Matrix."
1.-The area on the matrix defines the physical quantity and units .
2.-All net areas and spaces are counted from the origin, 0.
3.Pure spatial or temporal dimensions never appear by themselves in a quadrant.
4.-It is only in perpendicular combination(s) that space and time dimensions dynamically interact to form ST interactional dimensions (STID).


I. Classical Physics
A. Newtonian Mechanics
1. Motion-------------------------------------------| 7/I/A1 |
2. Mass----------------------------------------------| 7/I/A2 |
3. Momentum------------------------------------------| 7/I/A3 |
4. Force---------------------------------------------| 7/I/A4 |
5. Energy--------------------------------------------| 7/I/A5 |

B. Properties of Matter
1. Density, stress, pressure, surface tension,...----| 7/I/B1 |
2. Temperature, heat and particle properties---------| 7/I/B2 |
3. Thermodynamics------------------------------------| 7/I/B3 |
4. Wave properties-----------------------------------| 7/I/B4 |
5. Electromagnetic charge----------------------------| 7/I/B5 |

C. Electromagnetism
1. Electrostatics (and definitions)---------------------| 7/I/C1 |
2. Time independent electrodynamics---------------------| 7/I/C2 |
3. Magnetism--------------------------------------------| 7/I/C3 |
4. Time dependent electrodynamics-----------------------| 7/I/C4 |
5. Electromagnetic waves--------------------------------| 7/I/C5 |

II. Modern Physics
A. Special relativity
1. Space-time-----------------------------------------| 7/II/A1 |
2. Velocity of light-----------------------------------| 7/II/A2 |
3. Mass------------------------------------------------| 7/II/A3 |
4. Momentum--------------------------------------------| 7/II/A4 |
5. Energy----------------------------------------------| 7/II/A5 |

B.Quantum Mechancis
1. Quantization of energy--------------------------------| 7/II/B1 |
2. Quantization of the atom------------------------------| 7/II/B2 |
3. Quantization of wave motion---------------------------| 7/II/B3 |
4. Quantization of particle motion-----------------------| 7/II/B4 |
5. Other examples of quantization------------------------| 7/II/B5 |
a. Dense matter physics--------------------------| 7/II/B5a |
b. Plasma physics--------------------------------| 7/II/B5b |
c. Low temperature physics-----------------------| 7/II/B5c |

C. General relativity and beyond
1. Acceleration-------------------------------------------| 7/II/C1 |
2. Einstein's field equation------------------------------| 7/II/C2 |
3. Black hole mechanics ( The Planck Parameters)----------| 7/II/C3 |
a. The event horizon------------------------------| 7/II/C3a |
b. Energy changes---------------------------------| 7/II/C3b |
c. Entropy----------------------------------------| 7/II/C3c |
d. Radiation--------------------------------------| 7/II/C3d |

D. Cosmology
1. Gravitational collapse (local)------------------------------| 7/II/D1 |
2. Blackbody radiation---------------------------------------| 7/II/D2 |
3. The Inflationary Universe Model of Guth and Steinhardt---| 7/II/D3 |

E. Unified Field Theory
1. Commentary----------------------------------------------| 7/II/E1 |
2. The LUFE Constants--------------------------------------| 7/II/E2 |

III. The LUFE Matrix on specific fields
A. Electromagnetism--------------------------------------------| 7/III/A |
B. Mechanics---------------------------------------------------| 7/III/B |
C. Thermodynamics, heat and light------------------------------| 7/III/C |

 

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Page 6a- The LUFE Matrix:Geometry- Layout

Page 6b- The LUFE Matrix:Geometry- Space or Time Axis (SOTA)

Page 6c- The LUFE Matrix:Geometry- Space-Time Interactional

Dimensions(STID)

Page 6d- The LUFE Matrix:Distillation of SI units into ST dimensions

Page 6e- The LUFE Matrix:Distillation of SI quantities into ST dimensions

Page 7- The LUFE Matrix Supplement: Examples and Proofs: Introduction-Layout & Rules

|Index|

Pages:
| 7/I/A1 | 7/I/A2 | 7/I/A3 | 7/I/A4 | 7/I/A5 |
| 7/I/B1 | 7/I/B2 | 7/I/B3 | 7/I/B4 | 7/I/B5 |
| 7/I/C1 | 7/I/C2 | 7/I/C3 | 7/I/C4 | 7/I/C5 |

| 7/II/A1 | 7/II/A2 | 7/II/A3 | 7/II/A4 | 7/II/A5 |
| 7/II/B1 | 7/II/B2 | 7/II/B3 | 7/II/B4 | 7/II/B5 |
| 7/II/C1 | 7/II/C2 | 7/II/C3 |
| 7/II/D1 | 7/II/D2 | 7/II/D3 |
| 7/II/E1 | 7/II/E2 | |

| 7/III/A | 7/III/B | 7/III/C |

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