![]() Green Physics MagicA Story by Jonathan Failla![]() I love physics, mathematics, chemistry, and biology, and I am proud of my 2023 science abstract!![]() Green Physics Magic! January 5, 2023 Summary and Discovery An upward arc, a simple curve can show the basic equations'
ideas from some branches of mathematics and the sciences: For my discovery I read these textbooks: Precalculus by
James Stewart Elements
of Statistics by Mode Calculus by
James Stewart The following mathematical methods described in those textbooks
can be simplified into a The Little Mermaid Arc: Also, the confusing terms from linear algebra are rank,
dimension, basis, span, linear independence and dependence, and homogeneous and
nonhomogeneous equations and from statistics are the boring three m's in mean,
median, and mode. The solutions to the linear equations from our first
paragraph can be described in form as y=mx+b, for which the general form is in
an augmented linear matrix is |33 |= |3,4,5 | |x,y,z|. Also, in nanotechnology, the so-called Bloch Equations portray
both the periodic arrangement of atoms and the electron potentials (an electron
potential is the energy in electron volts (eV) of the electron in the valence
energy orbital, and the potential dies off or increases predictably in a linear
fashion with increasing space from the original, starting energy state of the
atom of the electrons in the crystals- like diamond, citrine, or calcite). One
can visualize a printed Bloch wave above a crystal whose atoms are formed like
this cool, repeating, periodic pattern of, say, citrine The general and particular solutions of the Schrodinger Equation
for finding a "particle-in-a-box" is, similarly, mathematically shown
in a wave 1) Aeix + Be-ix; this for
a complex vector space, where the y-axis maximum and minimum values are 1 and
-1, which represent the square of -i as 1 with the square of i as -1; also,
this equation is for electrostatic potential how it drops off from an electron
or set of electrons and then picks up with the adjacent electron of the crystal
lattice structure of each different element, or crystal, as it is coming closer
in the frame, or in the wave Ψ= Acoskx + Bsinkx, which represents the
chances from 0 percent to one hundred percent- the |Ψ|2 absolute
values that show this percentage will range 0 to 1 --0 to 100 percent-- for
detecting a particle at a certain place along the length, like, of a big glass
aquarium tank with cool goldfish in it! Also, the solutions for Ψ- this time for the energy values
of the Matrix Overlap Elements, involving multiple quantum wells (and, in
extension, for the addition or subtraction [ebb and flow] heights of all like
ocean waves that bump and grind into and out of each other- ha!) for
time-dependent Hamiltonians of the form CH12 and CH21.
For all waves, as you journey across the x-axis the changing, time-dependent
radian values are from 0 radians to 2π radians (a conventional way of writing
the radians is as four values 0, ½π, π, 3/2π, and 2π) and the heights along the
y-axis are 1 to -1 (this along the period, or total length, of the wave), and
they will show the different heights of the curves (waves) as you go along the
radian k-space values. One gets the y-values of the functions cycling in the periods through
inputting the changing SOHCAHTOA Theta-angle values in the triangle for
your Wavies, I will name them. Also,
you find 90-degree angles for the perpendicular natures of Maxwell's Equations
for Electromagnetic Waves (for B [magnetic wave], E [electric wave], and Z
[direction of propagation at the Z-axis])- note all three are at a 90-degree
angle, or are perpendicular to each other. The electric wave is produced by a
potential in a crystal or bulk material, which makes an electric field that
produces a force incident on a test charge (it can physically move a charge,
like the charge moved can be an electron). A magnetic wave is formed from
the Tri-Source (I made this term up!) of own-axis spinning of
the protons in the nucleus and the valence electron spinning around its own
axis as also it goes around this third value contributing to the total
magnetism, the angular acceleration: the electron's fast moving speed in a
circular path from the valence energy orbital and about the nucleus of the
atom. Hamiltonians (H11, H22, H12,
H21 An upside-down triangle with a small upside-down
triangle graphed within it (I made this up also!)= There is a perpendicular
90-degree-angle value for a situation that is portrayed by H11 H22,
and the little triangle inside the Del 90-degree triangle is for when you have
with the different angles (i.e. with radians other than 0, π, π/2,
3π/2, and 2π) for conformations of things other than just with the 2 values. A
2-value conformation would be a cis-trans isomer, a chiral molecule, and a
two-state NH3 Ammonia molecule that has two shapes with
its atomic form that I read about in the discussion of Hamiltonians recently. Also, the commutative-style regime extends in visualizibility
and vulnerability to Polarizing light (with elliptical polarizibility,
circular, and regular polarization [regular polarized light you have for
Stern-Gerlach apparatuses, and you find the final interference-filled light
result in which all the light was changing through each polarizing filter, or
apparatus, from bra-ket notation as the Psi final energy value with appropriate
visual wavelength for the lightbeams; Polarizing is following the Kronecker
delta (the following lower case δ is a Greek letter; no, not the delta, silly,
which is also a Greek letter D but upper case!) δ's |1||0|and the H22,
H11, H21, and H12 commutative
laws, which extend to Matrix Overlap Elements for multiple quantum wells and to
waves (like standing waves for the differing notes on violin and guitar
strings). Nonlinear cool stuff I like that is not described as like
vacuous are fractals, snowflakes (both of all kinds of shapes), ocean/river
vortices (from chaos theory), EPR (Einstein, Podolsky, Rosen) photon
nonlocality and photon entanglement of photons for quantum computing (one
distant photon knows what the other is doing, which is useful for non-binary
<1 <2 quantum bits [binary bits 0,1 are used for regular computers in a
Boolean Logic sense of a simple true/false or question and answer query]).
Quantum computers are good for cryptographic secret communications between
parties in the fiber optic networks, which provides great safety to both
financial and personal data nests. Diagram for the movement of charge density in a changing
magnetic field from one location to another location (the density is made up of
upward-arrow North and downward-arrow South charges of an electron, manifested
as spin-up and spin-down particles in space, namely, by my appellation of Half-Valence
Diagram, where with the diagram you see the V, or population density shift
from being more of like the spin down than the spin up or vice versa. Magnetism has to do with the three values of spin-orbit coupling [i.e. angular acceleration and spin of an electron about its own axis] and the charge from the nucleus where are the neutrons and the protons. Jon can form a colorful crayon arc with curvilinear coordinates. The terms of spin-orbit coupling should be written as integers for its values, I think, not as the confusing 1/2, 3/2, 5/2 for its values). The arc can be described by simple, optimistic-curve, constant integers like 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5... This arc can be like an isotherm, can be used in all of the mathematical equations in physics, and can be imagined with all colors of your imagination! I would like to thank my female guiding light who has protected and watered me to grow as a plant does, improving my social ability (I love going out to talk), intelligence and strength (my arm strength and my visual scanning perception in editing my books are so valuable to me). I thank her for my great gift. My female elemental (like with the druids in fantasy myths), sprightly nymph I love so much and must always in my whole life love her for happiness given. Finally, thank you to my family and friends and kids from the universe!!!
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