A. Schrödinger Equation
Standard form:
iℏ∂ψ/∂t = Ĥψ = -(ℏ²/2m)∇²ψ + Vψ
Your framework interpretation:
ψ = ψ_time(real) + i·ψ_space(imaginary)
- Real part lives in time domain (wave character)
- Imaginary part lives in space domain (particle character)
- The i creates 90° phase shift between domains
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Metric ds² = (c·dt)² + (i·dx)² naturally produces Schrödinger structure
B. Dirac Equation
Standard form:
(iγ^μ∂_μ - m)ψ = 0
Where γ^μ are Dirac matrices satisfying: {γ^μ, γ^ν} = 2η^μν
Minkowski metric:
η^μν = diag(-1, +1, +1, +1)
Your complex metric:
ds² = (c·dt)² + (i·dx)² + (i·dy)² + (i·dz)²
= c²dt² - dx² - dy² - dz² (since i² = -1)
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Your complex formulation IS the Minkowski metric! Dirac equation automatically satisfied.
Spin interpretation in your framework:
- Spin-1/2: Twisted coupling at time-space interface
- Spinor ψ: 4-component object with time/space mixing
- γ matrices: Generate rotations in complex spacetime
- Antimatter: Opposite chirality (negative energy solutions)
C. Klein-Gordon Equation
Standard form:
(∂²/∂t² - c²∇² + m²c⁴/ℏ²)ψ = 0
From your metric:
ds² = (c·dt)² - dx²
□²ψ = (1/c²)(∂²/∂t²) - ∇²) = m²c²/ℏ²
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Klein-Gordon emerges naturally from your complex metric with mass = ℏ-coupling
D. Quantum Field Theory (QFT)
Field operator:
φ̂(x,t) = ∫[a(k)e^(ikx-iωt) + a†(k)e^(-ikx+iωt)]d³k
Your interpretation:
- Creation operator a†(k): Decoheres time-wave into space-particle
- Annihilation operator a(k): Recoheres space-particle into time-wave
- Vacuum |0⟩: Pure time-domain (dark energy reservoir)
- Particle state |k⟩: Localized in space domain
E_vacuum = Σ(ℏω_k/2) → Time-domain zero-point oscillations
(Vacuum Energy)
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QFT vacuum = your time domain; particles = decoherence events
E. Maxwell Equations
Standard form:
∇·E = ρ/ε₀, ∇×B - ε₀μ₀∂E/∂t = μ₀j
4-vector potential:
A^μ = (φ/c, A⃗)
Your framework:
- E field: Time-domain oscillation (real part)
- B field: Space-domain drag (imaginary part, 90° phase)
- EM wave: c = 1/√(ε₀μ₀) from metric structure
F = E + i·c·B (complex field combines both domains)
(Complex EM Field)
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E and B naturally separated by i-factor in your metric
F. Einstein Field Equations (GR)
Standard form:
G_μν = R_μν - (1/2)g_μν R = (8πG/c⁴)T_μν
Your framework:
- Metric g_μν: Time-space interface curvature
- Stress-energy T_μν: ℏ-coupling density (mass-energy)
- Curvature: Well depth from ℏω/c²
ds² = -(1-2GM/rc²)c²dt² + (1-2GM/rc²)^(-1)dr² + r²dΩ²
(Schwarzschild Metric)
In your framework:
1 - 2GM/rc² ≈ 1 - 2ℏω/(rc³) = Interface curvature factor
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GR curvature = geometric manifestation of ℏ-coupling wells
G. Standard Model Gauge Theories
U(1) × SU(2) × SU(3) structure:
U(1) - Electromagnetism
Phase rotation: ψ → e^(iα)ψ
In your framework: Rotation in complex time-space plane
SU(2) - Weak Force
Isospin doublets: (ν_e, e^-), (u, d)
Your framework: Different ℏ-coupling depths → different masses after Higgs
SU(3) - Strong Force (QCD)
Color charge: (r, g, b) triplets
Your framework: Ultra-deep wells at nuclear scale → confinement
⚠ PARTIALLY COMPATIBLE
Gauge structure preserved, but weak/strong force mechanisms need deeper development
H. Path Integral Formulation
Feynman path integral:
⟨x_f|e^(-iĤt/ℏ)|x_i⟩ = ∫Dpath e^(iS/ℏ)
Action:
S = ∫(T - V)dt = ∫L·dt
Your interpretation:
- Sum over paths = sum over different time→space decoherence trajectories
- Phase e^(iS/ℏ) = accumulated rotation in complex plane
- Classical path = stationary phase (constructive interference)
- Quantum fluctuations = paths with varying time/space mixing
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Path integrals naturally describe domain transitions in your framework
I. Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle
Standard form:
ΔxΔp ≥ ℏ/2, ΔEΔt ≥ ℏ/2
Your framework explanation:
- Position (x): Space-domain property
- Momentum (p = ℏk): Time-domain wave property (wavelength)
- Cannot simultaneously localize: Can't be fully in both domains!
- ℏ: Quantizes the coupling between domains
Localized in space ↔ Delocalized in time (large Δp)
Localized in time ↔ Delocalized in space (large Δx)
(Domain Complementarity)
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Uncertainty emerges geometrically from time-space domain complementarity