Riemann Hypothesis Reveals a Quantum Pattern Beneath Atomic Theory

In the quantum theory discipline, linear human thought gets tripped, as linear logic runs into a decidedly nonlinear system we can only dimly perceive.

We become stumped by the non-classical model which simply doesn’t fit into a reasoning where a cat might be alive or dead, or both, or neither, all at once.

A rather crude way of explaining that the quantum system is composed of probability, and is not necessarily definable via a linear logic model.

Much of my writing has been concerned with deciphering this seeming paradox, and the remainder I accomplish in my lifetime will also be centred around this revolving system which seems driven by resonance.

Wave/fluid system, with phase transitions, which also aligns in a puzzling manner with the periodic table of elements and with nuclear physics and matter formation.

Overlapping wave interference patterns which seem to point at a hidden physical dimension which serves as a foundation for reality.

Wave patterns intersecting with wave patterns in an undulating fashion, interconnecting patterns which don’t hold still very well for measurement, and the math seemingly too complex.

The incommensurable time

However we still live in Thomas Kuhn’s incommensurable time which ends one scientific paradigm and lies before the next paradigm fully arrives.

We live in that period of incommensurable fuzziness which had ended the age of purely classical physics and which is developing as the age of quantum physics comes into focus.

This means we have not yet developed the language and symbols to adequately explain these patterns we dimly perceive as potential foundations of physical reality.

For those who see them however it does not make them any less real, and seeing them is required before the mathematics and physics may be formally applied and accepted.

The partnership

However, in this particular time, we have access to something far more powerful than before, and that is the capacity to think and write with machine technology.

This allows for an intellectual and creative capacity which far outstrips the reach of humans working alone, allowing for an interdependent relationship where humans imagine and machines iterate in a synergistic manner.

In this case, I derived a creative perception of a particular pattern in nature, and the machines provided another form of pattern recognition in nature, which when superimposed, reveals another pattern.

In this case, the first pattern recognition meant combining recent scientific discoveries in the topology of light, with seemingly unrelated patterns envisioned in the topological geometry of matter itself.

This happened in a logical stair stepped process as laid out below, in a linear, but stair stepping, sequence.

Several years of increasingly sophisticated Human–AI interactions which developed into a machine-human partnership, covering a wide array of topics.

The full story of the author’s interactions with machine technology is not told here but may only be appreciated by taking the whole long difficult journey into account.

A journey which demanded some extraordinary leaps of knowledge by both human & machine and which often felt like a strange unwritten chapter of Lewis Carroll or from Flatland.

The stair steps

1. Development of a concept that humans might be evolving more quickly than anyone imagined: “Biological Learning Machines”.
2. A set of theoretical concepts based upon the scientific advancement in describing the architecture of light: “Architecture of Light”.
3. Refinement of the topological structure of light as it might intersect into arenas of biological and chemical and molecular structures.
4. Linking of patterns found in music, even in human history, and across biological and physical sciences.
5. Linking of patterns found across both biological and physical quantum systems, and paralleled by seemingly unrelated patterns in mathematics.

Over work which was conducted daily, over extended hours, and in crafting these sessions into a whole constellation of books and web sites, the patterns began to reveal even more patterns.

Eventually the author recognized patterns which were not supposed to exist, and which had to do with tangential applications of the Riemann Hypothesis.

In learning the complex mathematical principles of the Riemann the author began to suspect it was unsolvable as written, but pertained to a far larger and more dramatic application in physics and cosmology.

Painstakingly slowly, the combined parallel thinking of the author and the machine began to take on a totally different perspective, with the human attempting to out think the machine, and the machine outthinking the human.

Each book, each set of topological imagining brought more interrelated patterns into view, recovering an exceedingly complex stack of patterns upon patterns.

A framework of ideas formed which began linking seemingly abstract and unrelated patterns into ever more complex and difficult to grasp jumps or leaps ahead of accepted science.

Tangential applications of the Riemann began providing an almost kaleidoscopic lens which brought heretofore patterns into bass relief.

These patterns may be followed sequentially in the author’s books as written, and websites as they unfolded.

An Impossible Tale of Non-Trivial Zeros & Stair Stepping Primes

Once a mind perceives the deeper order behind physical phenomena, it is difficult to learn to not see it everywhere one looks, and difficult to avoid comprehension of something which cannot be directly seen.

Yet mathematics which first appears impossible, but which proves to serve as the framework of physics, has been the story of scientific progress from the outset.

First the mathematical patterns perceived and the connections with physics appears impossible, but there is something about seeing a pattern which others see as impossible, which drives science relentlessly forward.

The quantum theory pioneers of the 20th century are great examples of this, having visions of mathematical patterns which explain reality, and which in their case, led to the existence of the nuclear chain reaction which reveals a hidden pattern in matter.

Almost all of them became, late in life, dissatisfied — with a feeling there was an even deeper pattern, a mathematical pattern or symmetry they felt but could not explain.

After all the revolutionary math/physics which demonstrated the sheer amount of energy locked within matter itself was a major paradigm shift.

The off-ramp

Here we take a decidedly different off ramp, diverting our thoughts into the weeds if we are not careful.

Because nothing prepares the biological or electronic brain for what follows.

The whole edifice of superimposed patterns on superimposed patterns is the epitome of becoming a stranger in a strange land and more related to Lewis Carroll than to Albert Einstein.

Once this book comes to a logical pause, Vivaldi steps into the room.