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The Physics of Empty Space: Understanding Space-time - Paperback

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by Dennis Morris (Author)

This book is about the space-time of our universe. This book is about why our space-time is 4-dimensional and why it has the observed distance function. The mathematics in this book are no more than matrices and a little finite group theory. The mathematical steps are clearly laid out and simple to follow. From this elementary mathematics, we get general relativity and classical electromagenetism; we get spinors stripped naked; we get gravito-electromagnetism; and we get the space-time of our universe. We also get an explanation of why there are three generations of matter and why the universe appears non-deterministic to ourselves. We are introduced to spinor spaces and to the higher dimensional spinor rotations within those spaces.

Author Biography

Dennis Morris has spent over twenty years studying empty space. He is the author of several books including "Complex numbers The Higher Dimensional Forms", Empty Space is Amazing Stuff - The Special Theory of Relativity", "Introductory Quantum Theory", and "The Naked Spinor". Dennis Morris holds several degrees in both mathematics and theoretical physics.

Number of Pages: 266
Dimensions: 0.56 x 9.21 x 6.14 IN
Publication Date: January 24, 2015
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