Pages: 136
Publisher: xlibris
Year: 2010
ISBN: 978-1453548622
ISBN: 978-1453548615
Websites: antigravitationalforce.com
In order to maintain a measure of intercyclic continuity it is necessary that there should not be appreciable variation in initial thermodynamic conditions from one cycle to the next. This can not be accomplished if the gravitational force is the only force in operation at the moment of each cycle?s ?big bang?. In my book: ?The Short Range Antigravitational Force and the Hierarchically Stratified Space-time Geometry in 12 Dimensions? I propose the existence of an antigravitational force which operates only at subplanck length distances. It is the unstable relationship between this force and the gravitational force that makes the universe inherently unstable, and which produces the thermodynamic conditions that drive the cyclic process (it is the unstable relationship between the oppositional gravitational forces which produces the thermodynamic cosmic gradient that is reduced during the expansion phase of the cosmic cycle). The transcyclic, evolving relationship between these two fundamental forces resulting from incremental variation in their range and strength, as well their evolutionary production of the derived forces (the electromagnetic, strong nuclear force and weak nuclear force during our current cycle for example) is responsible for the transcyclic changes (as adaptations) in initial thermodynamic conditions.
It may also be possible that there is more than one set of initial thermodynamic conditions which reflects the complexity of the relationship between the three types of matter ( baryonic, dark matter, and dark energy) which are believed to exist in our universe. If these three types of matter coexist in a hierarchical relationship (as homologous structures) of space-time structure, with matter-type, dependent variations in dimensional number and cosmic parameters, then it is possible that each type of matter may have initiated expansion at a different initial temperature (reflecting a variation in planck temperature for each type). This might suggest that the dark energy and dark matter strata could have expanded (or ?inflated?) substantially before the universe cooled enough for the baryonic matter stratum to initiate expansion. In any case, any cosmological theory which will succeed inflationary cosmology must account for the complex relationship between these three types of matter, as well as explain the complexity of cosmic parameters without resorting to purely random processes.
More issues relating to this subject are discussed within this book. Although not comprehensive, the text is presented in a very comprehensible format to serve as a vehicle in introducing new ideas to lay readers with a minimal familiarity with contemporary cosmology. This book is an initial step towards discovering the answers to the many questions relating to the issues discussed. For more information on The Short Range Anti-Gravitational Force and The Hierarchically Stratified Space-Time Geometry in 12 Dimensions, log on to http://www.xlibris.com/.
Author can be reached at: cknight29@cox.net