Advances in Theoretical & Computational Physics(ATCP)

Institute for Theoretical and Applied Micro Magnetism, The, Netherlands

Publications

• Research Article   
  Certainty and Uncertainty in Sets of Complementary Items
  Author(s): Anna C.M. Backerra*
  
  Twin physics is a unification theory, based upon the mathematical definition of complementarity, in which physical phenomena are described as entangled appearances of certainty and uncertainty. Experimental results of quantum mechanics, the view of Heisenberg and relativity theory of Einstein are incorporated. Physical descriptions on a quantum-mechanical scale as well as an astronomical scale can be reconciled by considering them in that way. Applying twin physics, more insight has been gained into fundamental phenomena, known as the four forces of nature, as well as elementary particles and spaces; new insights emerge in the fields of nanophysics, optics, magnetism and astronomy. These results gave rise to the idea generalizing the mathematical structure of twin physics to a much broader so-called ‘twin view’, applicable to phenomena in general, for instance the commerci.. Read More»
  

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