Particle Hierarchy Paradigm, by Don Briddell
“How particles are structurally formed from an underlying Plenum to produce reality.”
How the physical universe works is a great story. The math is simple, no arcane mathematics is needed. All conclusions in this book are correlated with known physical constraints. The mass and energy values physics has discovered are all retained and justified. Field Structure Theory adds to physics a structural understanding that has been previously missing. Using “Structural Physics”, this book addresses a top problems in physics. If knowing the structure of particles and atoms is important, this book is historic. moment.
Physics has been trying to figure out the structure of the universe for a hundreds of years. Seeing that physics has not produced a unified theory about the universe, I decided there must be something about the analytic being used that is obscuring the endeavor. Being fascinated with exploring empirical form and structure, beginning in college I instinctively looked to real-world structure for answers and not to the mathematics that physics was using. A new analytic was needed. That analytic, applicable to physics, has become known as “Structural Physics”.
My college thesis partner, Stanley Wysocki and I at Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, NY developed a new geometry, now called Tometry (topological-fractal-skew-structural-geometry). This Tometry when applied to the natural world produced Field Structure Theory. This book begins the exploration of this new paradigm in physics by singling out one crucial problem in the development of a unified physics i.e., how to explain the mass and energy values of particles.
Presently, physics is using three theories to work with the three major scales of reality. Quantum Mechanics (QM) and the Standard Model for the micro-scale, Newton Mechanics (NM) for things at the macro-scale, and General Relativity (GR) for the cosmic scale. These theories have not given us either a unified vision of how the universe is structured, nor insight into its fine grain structure. Physicists know, but seldom say, (QM) and (GR) are approximations, not wrong, but not sufficiently right as to give us a unified vision of how this universe works structurally.
The analogy is that they have identified the parts that goes into a car (but not all) and yet they have no idea as to how it came to be, nor its structure, nor how to derived it from a first principle. The internal structure of energy and matter is still in question. QM is a set of generalities that can predict certain aspects of electron behavior, but not the structure of a single electron. It’s projection of what a particle or atom looks like is structurally primitive.
Field Structure Theory has found a way to penetrate into the inner workings of particles and atoms to reveal their individual structure and how they interface with the pervasive Plenum from which they are derived. While this is a bold claim, I encourage the reader to follow the reasoning and let, in layman language, the structure of the universe be revealed. This thinking is coming from a new paradigm in how things work.
Paperback = $31.50 Hardback = $34.50
Hard Book: size: 9” x 6”, made in the USA
Pages: 147 with 69 illustrations
The book is available through Amazon and at your local bookstore, as well as a kindle eBook version at $9.99 through Amazon.
The author is offering a collector edition limited to one-hundred copies in the following format:
- For the Collector, one-hundred copies in Premium paper and color signed, remarked and numbered is offered. Price: $ 45.50 that includes shipping and can be ordered using your credit card through the website: www.OverboardArt.com and will be shipped from the publisher.
- If you wish to use a check, it can be ordered by mail (that includes shipping) payable to the publisher Overboard Art Inc. Please note the postal service is terribly slow. Mail your check to:
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You will not be confronted with much in the way of mathematics. You will, however, need a willingness to think anew about how the world works if you find the argument given in the Particle Hierarchy Paradigm is compelling.