2020
DOI: 10.4236/jhepgc.2020.62020
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Entropy and Negentropy Principles in the I-Theory

Abstract: Applying the I-Theory, this paper gives a new outlook about the concept of Entropy and Negentropy. Using S ∞ particle as 100% repelling energy and A 1 particle as the starting point of attraction, we are able to define Entropy and Negentropy on the quantum level. As the I-Theory explains that repulsion force is driven by Weak Force and attraction is driven by Strong Force, we also analyze Entropy and Negentropy in terms of the Fundamental Forces.

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“…In these states a White Matter part faces a White Matter part of the I-particle or a Black Matter part of one I-particle faces the Black Matter part of another I-particle (Figure 5). In ref [17], we demonstrate that entropy is the characteristic of repulsion. Therefore, the energy quanta in Space particles are responsible for an increase in entropy.…”
Section: Pure Causal Spacementioning
confidence: 81%
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“…In these states a White Matter part faces a White Matter part of the I-particle or a Black Matter part of one I-particle faces the Black Matter part of another I-particle (Figure 5). In ref [17], we demonstrate that entropy is the characteristic of repulsion. Therefore, the energy quanta in Space particles are responsible for an increase in entropy.…”
Section: Pure Causal Spacementioning
confidence: 81%
“…As mentioned earlier, the first structure in attraction is a pure causal attraction particle. An increase in negentropy takes place due to pure attraction particles [17] (Figure 6).…”
Section: Pure Causal Attraction Particlesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similarly, Pynchon has described this chaos as 'entropy'. Entropy can be defined as the transformation degree of disorganisation or unpredictability of information content in a system (Isa, 2020). As a result, the possibility of disorder keeps on increasing and, thus, a deconstruction of linguistic communication starts happening, as more and more possible narratives start coming to light.…”
Section: ) Chaosmentioning
confidence: 99%