CLEAR SEPARATION. “The process is self-limiting, and no primordial matter survives on the (-) side or primordial antimatter on the (+) side.” https://lnkd.in/gDaxUYAS View in LinkedIn
THE OTHER RESIDUAL. “The same quantities of antimatter derive from the same mechanism on the (-) side. All the antimatter or matter created far from the origin on either side was annihilated. Therefore one would expect only a very small ratio of baryons to gauge bosons on the (-) side or the (+) side respectively.” https://lnkd.in/gDaxUYAS View in LinkedIn
RESIDUAL MATTER. “Thus some of the matter on our side was contributed by leakage from the other side of the Big Bang, and the rest as the leftover partners of the antimatter which leaked or moved in time to or toward the other side respectively.” https://lnkd.in/gDaxUYAS View in LinkedIn
DOMINANT TYPES. “In cases (i) and (ii) leftover matter and antimatter respectively would each move toward the origin and annihilation or destruction. In cases (iii) and (iv) the remaining opposite particles in both cases move away from the origin, and thus contribute to the preponderance of antimatter on the (-) side and matter on the (+) side respectively.” https://lnkd.in/gDaxUYAS View in LinkedIn
MATTER-ANTIMATTER UNIVERSES. “Now consider the fate of the opposite partner particles left behind in all these cases. In case (A) antimatter is left on the (-) side; in case (B) matter is left on the (+) side.” https://lnkd.in/gDaxUYAS View in LinkedIn
THE FULCRUM. “Annihilation would destroy the antimatter in case (iv) similarly created very close to the origin on the (+) side moving backward in time toward the origin. Close approach to the origin will in any case destroy all particles as the temperature rises.” https://lnkd.in/gDaxUYAS View in LinkedIn
KNOWN UNKNOWNS. “We do not know what time is. Matter is not alien to space; material elementary particles (non-zero rest energy) are longitudinal wavepackets of contracted, or dilated, space, which are the bivalent elementary electric charges. Space must be an elastic fluid.” (Shlomo Barak). https://lnkd.in/dsc-CDEc View in LinkedIn
SO ENDS this second and last weekend on the subject of mutations in evolution. It is clear that this topic is central to cancer development and understanding how populations of cells evolve in culture has led to the beginning of new approaches to thinking about cancer treatment. https://www.nature.com/articles/nrg3564 View in LinkedIn
WIDER APPLICABILITY. “Future studies might also reveal the extent to which ecological interactions and differences in evolvability in these genetically diverse cell populations affect disease outcomes.” https://www.nature.com/articles/nrg3564 View in LinkedIn