Geophysical manifestation of interaction of the processes through the active properties of time

Коротаев, С. М.; Serdyuk, V. O.; Sorokin, M. O.; Abramov, J.M.

doi:10.1016/s1464-1895(99)00108-8

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“…(Korotaev et al, 1999(Korotaev et al, , 2000a(Korotaev et al, , 2000b(Korotaev et al, , 2002(Korotaev et al, , 2003a.…”

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“…As a result existence of nonlocal correlation (violating Bell-type inequality) between the source-processes and the probe-processes in the detectors of various types had been proved and availability of advanced correlation for the noncontrolled (natural random) source-processes had been revealed (Korotaev et al, 1999(Korotaev et al, , 2000a(Korotaev et al, , 2002(Korotaev et al, , 2003a(Korotaev et al, , 2003b(Korotaev et al, , 2004(Korotaev et al, , 2005. The latter involved the possibility of forecast applications.…”

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“…It means that dissipativity may not only lead to decoherence, but on the contrary, it may play a constructive role. Our idea was to include dissipation in the framework of modern action-at-a-distance electrodynamics (Hoyle and Narlikar, 1995) and to verify existence of advanced nonlocal correlation of macroscopic dissipative noncontrolled by an observer (random) processes experimentally (Korotaev et al, 1999(Korotaev et al, , 2000a(Korotaev et al, , 2002(Korotaev et al, , 2003a(Korotaev et al, , 2003b(Korotaev et al, , 2004(Korotaev et al, , 2005. Probably the effect of macroscopic nonlocality had been revealed before appearance of these ideas in the causal mechanics experiments and correspondingly, interpreted in other terms (Kozyrev, 1971;Kozyrev andNasonov, 1978, 1980) but their level of rigor was not enough for responsible conclusions.…”

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Experimental Study of Macroscopic Nonlocality of Large-scale Natural Dissipative Processes

Коротаев¹,

Morozov²,

Serdyuk³

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Neuroquantology

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Phenomenon of quantum nonlocality may play an important role in some macroscopic brain processes. But as a matter of mechanism of persisting of entanglement on macro-level is very difficult, it is reasonable at the beginning to study macroscopic nonlocality on simple non-living systems. Nonlocal dependence of dissipative processes is described as relation of the entropy productions in a probe process (detector) and environment and probably has in its foundation quantum nonlocality. Its peculiarity is availability of unusual advanced correlation for noncontrolled by an observer processes. The natural process of geomagnetic variations gives a convenient possibility for study of this effect. The long-term experiment allowed to estimate the cross-section of nonlocal transaction and to detect advanced correlation. The possibility of employment of the latter for geomagnetic activity forecast has been demonstrated. Similar advanced transaction might take place in the dissipative processes in some brain structures.

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“…(Korotaev et al, 1999(Korotaev et al, , 2000a(Korotaev et al, , 2000b(Korotaev et al, , 2002(Korotaev et al, , 2003a.…”

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Experimental Study of Macroscopic Nonlocality of Large-scale Natural Dissipative Processes

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“…They have found delayed correlations between solar activity and geoelectromagnetic patterns with long time delays. Their results basically boil down to macroscopic nonlocality, a correlation of different dissipative processes without any local carriers of interaction (Korotaev et al 1999;2000;, which can be regarded as an example of a "physical expanded now" on a large scale.These objectified time delay phenomena were also registered as consequences of geomagnetic storms 66 entering hidden portals 67 in the geomagnetic field causing magnetic reconnection 68 and the so-called "Sedona effect" correlations (Miller & Lonetree, 2013) between geomagnetic anomalies, EEG brainwaves and Schumann resonances 69 . This suggests a dependency that philosophical phenomenologists have not considered in their research so far: that human beings and other inhabitants of the planet Earth are most probably subjected to such cosmic delays too and that our sensations, moods, thoughts, theories, abstractions are also influenced by them 70 .…”

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Yet another time about time … Part I: An essay on the phenomenology of physical time

Simeonov¹

2015

Progress in Biophysics and Molecular Biology

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This paper presents yet another personal reflection on one the most important concepts in both science and the humanities: time. This elusive notion has been not only bothering philosophers since Plato and Aristotle. It goes throughout human history embracing all analytical and creative (anthropocentric) disciplines. Time has been a central theme in physical and life sciences, philosophy, psychology, music, art and many more. This theme is known with a vast body of knowledge across different theories and categories. What has been explored concerns its nature (rational, irrational, arational), appearances/qualia, degrees, dimensions and scales of conceptualization (internal, external, fractal, discrete, continuous, mechanical, quantum, local, global, etc.). Of particular interest have been parameters of time such as duration ranges, resolutions, modes (present, now, past, future), varieties of tenses (e.g. present perfect, present progressive, etc.) and some intuitive, but also fancy phenomenological characteristics such as "arrow", "stream", "texture", "width", "depth", "density", even "scent". Perhaps the most distinct characteristic of this fundamental concept is the absolute time constituting the flow of consciousness according to Husserl, the reflection of pure (human) nature without having the distinction between exo and endo. This essay is a personal reflection upon time in modern physics and phenomenological philosophy.Keywords: space, time, consciousness, physics, mathematics, philosophy, phenomenology. ___________________________________________________________________ PrologueSpace and time are particularly modalities of human consciousness. Whereas space can be realized through our eyes and limbs, time remains elusive to our minds and still bothers philosophers since antiquity (Dyke & Bardon, 2013). In the beginning of the 20 th century science made a crucial switchover. Time was spatialized 1 . Until then the world was threedimensional. With the Special Relativity Theory (Einstein, 1905;Minkowski, 1909) the concept of time became the fourth dimension 2 and an integral element of the new physical worldview. It caused confusion among many of Einstein's contemporaries, and not only with its relativistic dilation in the well-known equation with the speed of light ť = t (1-(v/c) 2 ) ½ .1 It could be argued that time was spatialized earlier. Though time and space were separate for Newton (something that Einstein challenged), the clock time he assumed was laid out like space and was devoid of the dynamism of Bergsonian durée, (Bergson, 1912;Čapek, 1961). 2 It was Laplace who treated time as just another dimension equivalent to space, and thereby paved the way for the development of relativity theory as it came to be understood (but not as Čapek, following Bergson, understood it).This notion of relativistic time appeared wrong and unnatural, not without good reason, since:• Time is ineffable, eluding science and mathematics: it can only be grasped through intuition and shown indirectly and partia...

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Experimental study of advanced nonlocal correlations of the process of solar activity

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Macroscopic nonlocality is based on quantum nonlocality and is manifested as a correlation of various dissipation processes without local interaction carriers. The nonlocal correlations obey the principle of weak causality that admits an advanced correlation of random dissipation processes. The correlation of spontaneous variations of isolated laboratory reference processes with the process of solar activity is studied experimentally. As a result, an advanced correlation is reliably detected. The feasibility of application of the macroscopic nonlocality effect to long-term forecast of background solar activity is demonstrated.

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Geophysical manifestation of interaction of the processes through the active properties of time

Cited by 4 publications

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Experimental Study of Macroscopic Nonlocality of Large-scale Natural Dissipative Processes

Experimental Study of Macroscopic Nonlocality of Large-scale Natural Dissipative Processes

Yet another time about time … Part I: An essay on the phenomenology of physical time

Experimental study of advanced nonlocal correlations of the process of solar activity

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