Measurement Quantization
Summary
On October 29, 2022, the Paper entitled, ‘Measurement Quantization’ was accepted for publication by the International Journal of Geometric Methods in Modern Physics. This foundational paper discusses the underpinning elements of Measurement Quantization (MQ). A complete list of significant problems resolved is presented below. A Creative Commons Attribution CC BY 4.0 was signed Oct. 30, 2022. The paper will be published Open Source. Links to the paper on the publisher’s website, ADS and arXiv.org will be provided once available. Notably, the journal is indexed with the Astronomical Data System (ADS).
As the paper also serves as a reference to 49 more detailed follow-up papers, numerous physical descriptions resolving many of the most difficult problems in physical theory are included in the appendices of this paper. Those solutions are:
Angular Description of θsi.
Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle
Discrete Gravity
Length Contraction
Classical Solution to G
Discrete Solution to G
Escape Velocity - Classical G
Escape Velocity - Discrete G
Solving Min Measure Counts
Discreteness of Measure
Measurement Frameworks
Precise Description of ħ
Precise Description of G
Solutions to G using the CODATA
Bounds to Measure
Electromagnetic Description of θsi
Momentum Description of θsi
Angular Interpretation of ħ
Correlating Angular Measure and Momentum at the Bound
Metric Differential
The Metric Offset
Fundamental Expression
Fundamental Measures
Correlating the Planck Units with the Fundamental Measures
Correlating the Newton and MQ Expressions for Gravitational Curvature
Energy Relation of Baryonic and Electromagnetic Phenomena
Fine Structure Constant
Blackbody Demarcation Quantization Ratios
θsi as Measured with the Fine Structure Constant
Charge Coupling Demarcation
Upper Count Bound to Fundamental Mass
Observable Mass Bound
Effective Mass of a Galaxy
Effective Velocity of a Star
Correlating Star Velocity to Kinetic Energy
Galactic Rotation
Quantization Crossover
Elementary Charge
Elementary Charge Demarcation
Electric Constant
Magnetic Constant
Coulomb's Constant
Gamma - Target to Measurement Frame Transform
Solutions to Elementary Charge Using the Gamma Approach
Unification
Contraction and Dilation with Inertial Mass
Contraction and Dilation with Gravitational Mass
Equivalence between Inertial and Gravitational Mass
Unity Expression
Physical Significance of the Fundamental Expression for All Applications Throughout the Measurement Domain
Correlating Diameter, Age of Universe to Fundamental Mass
Hubble's Constant (for the Expansion of Space)
Physically Significant Domains of the Observable Universe
Alternative Domain Relations
Curvature of Universe: Flat
Mass Accretion in the Universe
Quantum Referencing
Quantum Epoch
Quantity, Age, Density, Temperature of the CMB
Age of Universe as a Function of CMB Temperature
Mass of the Universe as a Function of CMB Temperature
Time Dilation/Length Contraction Between Epochs
Ground State Orbital of an Atom
Extending the Physical Constants
How to Derive the Planck Unit Expressions
Physical Support for Measurement Quantization