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From Iran – an invitation to physicists to look at my paper about Alpha(researchgate.net)
5 points by pajuhaan 6mo ago|2 comments
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by pajuhaan 6mo ago
Hi everyone, I am posting this from Iran. Because of the unstable and dangerous situation around Iran, and because there is a real sense of uncertainty about what may happen next, I decided to publish this work now even though it was still
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It's possible US use EMP in Iran
2 points by pajuhaan 6mo ago|2 comments
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What C-Space Is – and Why I Think Rω=C May Be the Missing Key in Physics QM/GR(zenodo.org)
1 points by pajuhaan 7mo ago|1 comments
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by pajuhaan 7mo ago
In this manuscript, I try to explain clearly what C-space is and why i believe the simple postulate Rω=c may be far more fundamental than it first appears. Following its consequences led me to results i was not originally chasing, including
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by pajuhaan 7mo ago
The remaining leaders of the regime are threatening to massacre the opposition people after the war is over. On the other hand, continuing attacks on regional countries and closing the strait of Hormuz in the Persian Gulf will probably be
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I'm in Tehran, what do you think will be happen?
21 points by pajuhaan 7mo ago|14 comments
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by pajuhaan 7mo ago
Mass hierarchy is a big puzzle in physics: what determines the masses of electrons, protons, and other particles!? We can accept 10^500 possible predictions by string theory, or just not. Here, this paper shows one inch formula that predict
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Ask anything about quantum and gravity from this GPT(chatgpt.com)
1 points by pajuhaan 8mo ago|1 comments
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by pajuhaan 8mo ago
It's the GPT for Relator Theory, you can ask anything about quantum physics and gravity and it will answer from all available papers. Maybe you discover something in foundational physics for the first time. For example, I asked about t
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If You Could Go Faster Than Light, Time Wouldn't Run Backward at All(pajuhaan.medium.com)
1 points by pajuhaan 8mo ago|1 comments
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by pajuhaan 8mo ago
I wrote a short, slightly rebellious piece arguing that “FTL - time runs backward” is mostly a coordinate/interpretation trap—not a physical mechanism. In Relator theory, time dilation is intrinsic (not observer-issued) and Rω=c refram
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The Neutron's 877.8 Second Secret, a Closed-Form Equation for Neutron Lifetime(pajuhaan.medium.com)
2 points by pajuhaan 8mo ago|1 comments
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by pajuhaan 8mo ago
I just put out a short preprint where I try a very different “minimal model” for the free neutron lifetime — not by plugging weak couplings! but by treating decay as a rare unlocking event in a geometric/statistical picture (a 3-loop p
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What If the Universe Is Inevitable? and Why I Spent Months Hating My Own Theory(pajuhaan.medium.com)
1 points by pajuhaan 9mo ago|1 comments
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by pajuhaan 9mo ago
What if the universe is not just consistent, but inevitable? What if the laws of physics were not chosen, tuned, or even “possible alternatives” but the only way reality could exist at all? This piece is a personal journey that starts wit
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Why Do Galaxies Refuse to Obey Gravity? Universe Is Accelerating and Science(medium.com)
1 points by pajuhaan 9mo ago|1 comments
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by pajuhaan 9mo ago
In physics, there are tons of things we think we already “solved” but I’m not sure the real problem is the answer. It’s the question. We often analyze clean observations through an incomplete model, then treat the mismatch as a new “thing”
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The Day We Touch the Source Code of Reality – Written for 100 Years Later(pajuhaan.medium.com)
1 points by pajuhaan 9mo ago|1 comments
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by pajuhaan 9mo ago
Two inventions truly rewired humanity: fire, and writing. Fire changed our bodies and our trajectory; writing changed our memory and our future. If there’s a third turning point, it won’t be a new tool; it will be the moment we touch realit
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by pajuhaan 9mo ago
Electron capture doesn’t contradict “electrons don’t fall into protons.” In an atom, the electron isn’t a tiny ball spiraling inward; it’s a stable quantum state. But for inner orbitals there’s still some chance of finding the electron righ
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Why an Electron Doesn't Fall into a Proton but a Positron Pulls It All the Way?(pajuhaan.medium.com)
6 points by pajuhaan 9mo ago|3 comments
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by pajuhaan 9mo ago
Happy new year I have a challenge for you, many of the most basic questions in quantum physics still don’t really have answers. We say electrons don’t fall into protons because of energy levels and move on, but then an electron and a positr
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Emergent Time – Zurvān Arise from Simple Rules in the 1D Complex Space(pajuhaan.medium.com)
1 points by pajuhaan 10mo ago|1 comments
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by pajuhaan 10mo ago
I keep coming back to the most annoying question in physics: what is time, before we dress it up with coordinates and clocks. I just posted a short preprint that takes a weirdly minimal route a model where “time” is literally an epoch count
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Do Electrons "Take Every Path"? A One‑Line Alternative to QED's G−2 Story(pajuhaan.medium.com)
1 points by pajuhaan 10mo ago|0 comments
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by pajuhaan 10mo ago
I'm sure you will remain in the dark forever
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by pajuhaan 10mo ago
done
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Schrödinger Can Give You Relativity; Classical = Quantum Equation(pajuhaan.medium.com)
3 points by pajuhaan 10mo ago|5 comments
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by pajuhaan 10mo ago
In 1928, Dirac took the relativistic energy relation and forced it into a Schrodinger-like structure. The result was revolutionary; antimatter, spin, and a new understanding of matter itself. That move reshaped physics. What I’m doing here

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