Self-Similar Cosmological model: Introduction and empirical tests

Oldershaw, Robert L.

doi:10.1007/bf00669984

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“…The arguments presented below are based on the Self-Similar Cosmological Paradigm (SSCP) [1][2][3][4][5][6] which has been developed over a period of more than 30 years, and can be unambiguously tested via its definitive predictions 1,4 concerning the nature of the galactic dark matter. Briefly, the discrete self-similar paradigm focuses on nature's fundamental organizational principles and symmetries, emphasizing nature's intrinsic hierarchical organization of systems from the smallest observable subatomic particles to the largest observable superclusters of galaxies.…”

Section: Introduction a Preliminary Discussion Of Discrete Cosmolmentioning

confidence: 99%

Discrete Scale Relativity and SX Phoenicis Variable Stars

Oldershaw¹

2011

IJAA

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Discrete Scale Relativity proposes a new symmetry principle called discrete cosmological self-similarity which relates each class of systems and phenomena on a given Scale of nature’s discrete cosmological hierarchy to the equivalent class of analogue systems and phenomena on any other Scale. The new symmetry principle can be understood in terms of discrete scale invariance involving the spatial, temporal and dynamic parameters of all systems and phenomena. This new paradigm predicts a rigorous discrete self-similarity between Stellar Scale variable stars and Atomic Scale excited atoms undergoing energy-level transitions and sub-threshold oscillations. Previously, methods for demonstrating and testing the proposed symmetry principle have been applied to RR Lyrae, δ Scuti and ZZ Ceti variable stars. In the present paper we apply the same analytical methods and diagnostic tests to a new class of variable stars: SX Phoenicis variables. Double-mode pulsators are shown to provide an especially useful means of testing the uniqueness and rigor of the conceptual principles and discrete self-similar scaling of Discrete Scale Relativity. These research efforts will help theoretical physicists to understand the fundamental discrete self-similarity of nature, and to model both stellar and atomic systems with one unified physics

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Section: Introduction a Preliminary Discussion Of Discrete Cosmolmentioning

confidence: 99%

Discrete Scale Relativity and SX Phoenicis Variable Stars

Oldershaw¹

2011

IJAA

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“…It can provide a plausible rationale for the formation of fractal structure of the observable cosmos (see, e.g. Saar, 1988; see also Oldershaw, 1989Oldershaw, , 2001Baryshev and Teerikorpi, 2002). It can not explain, however, the observed non-decelerating flying apart of very distant cosmic objects, or alternatively, the accelerating overall expansion of the presentday universe.…”

Section: Long-distance Behaviourmentioning

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A simple Newtonian model for the fractal accelerating Universe

Grujić

2005

Astrophys Space Sci

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We propose a simple mechanism for driving the recently detected non-decelerating expansion of the observable Universe. It is based on the assumption of the predominance of the vacuum energy over the inert matter and a fractal structuring of the latter. The Newton's universal gravitational force ensures the attraction between celestial bodies at small and medium astronomical distances, but gives rise to the repulsive interaction between mutually very separated cosmic subsystems, like clusters and superclusters, and thus to the observed accelerating expansion and the fractal structuring. PACS: 98.80.−k, 98.65.Dx, 98.90.+s, 95.35.+d

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“…It reveals that the black hole transforms visible neutral matter to invisible charged particles to effect mass-energy flux circulation through the four phases of reality. We deduce as follows from the results: The black hole/process: i) is not a hole, it is a spatial periodic envelope in which field angular momentum vector orientation of the periodic element's spin changes sign, i.e., an inflexion zone; thus, for matter (chemical) periodicity, the valences 0, ±I, ±II, ±III, ±IV, 0 translate to vector orientations: 0, →, →, →, →, 0, ←, ←, ←, ←, 0, or, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 0, -4, -3, -2, -1, 0, where, in matter, the central zero is the atomic nucleus (or 'gap', Oldershaw, 1989) but the 'black hole' in spatial periodicity; the arrow, of course, indicates field vector handedness or electrostatic charge; ii) is not a singularity, it is an 'engineered' segment of vacuum space designed to effect the multiple processes of frequency modulation, transformation and re-orientation to facilitate inter-ref. frame spacetime matrix exchange; iii) results in bifurcation of the visible relative to invisible particle-generations universes PGUs thus; from e to Na we have, Obande (2015a):…”

Section: Quantification Of the Black Hole Processmentioning

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“…While providing a ready test of the present BH hypothesis, much more importantly, it signals existence of a tremendous potential for observational cosmology with use of the simplest of theoretical analytical tools. Simply, it says that the cosmological parameter P cosm should correlate with corresponding atomic parameter P atom , i.e., Oldershaw (1989). Equation (3) should facilitate implementation of a catalogue of maps of complete periodic boxes of the observable universe.…”

Section: Bh-motivated Cyclic Spacetime Fluxmentioning

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A Field Concept of the Black Hole

Obande¹

2018

APR

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A new perspective of the black hole BH is introduced. Based on the assumption that space and matter are fundamentally fields and governed by same deterministic quantum laws, the field dynamics is analyzed with classical (Newtonian) mechanics to argue that: i) the BH is not a singularity but Hawking's 'apparent horizon'; ii) the Schwarzschild BH does not exist; iii) the naked 'singularity' NS might not be ruled out in observational atomic and molecular emissions; iv) the Kerr-Newman black hole KBH functions to modulate and transform frequency of matter waves and re-orient same across the three particle-generations universes in perpetual energy re-cycles, no new creation but endless energy re-cycling; vi) the BH process is not thermodynamics but electrodynamics; vii) accretion is not random, it is motivated by a universal 'aging' process in which matter progresses from one symmetry group to another; viii) spatial alignment arises from universal diagonal orientation of constituent elements of intrinsic cubic geometry of nature's periodic envelopes; ix) all spatial periodic envelopes are binaries, the causality is illustrated in some detail. It is suggested that a frequency modulator/transformer circuitry might be a better model for simulating the BH than thermodynamics.

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Self-Similar Cosmological model: Introduction and empirical tests

Cited by 23 publications

References 31 publications

Discrete Scale Relativity and SX Phoenicis Variable Stars

Discrete Scale Relativity and SX Phoenicis Variable Stars

A simple Newtonian model for the fractal accelerating Universe

A Field Concept of the Black Hole

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