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Is matter a form of condensation?
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Is matter a form of condensation?
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Assume that energy of matter is some form of condensation onto the continuum.
Energy of matter (E
m
) is; E
m
= mc
2
Plank Thermal Energy (E
P
) is; E
P
= k
B
T
P
Hawking Thermal Energy (E
H
) is; E
H
= k
B
T
H
Where;
m is mass
c is the light constant
kB is the Boltzmann constant
TP is Plank Temperature; T
P
= (Ћc
5
/Gk
B
2
)
½
TH is Hawking Temperature; T
H
= Ћc/4πk
B
r
S
Ћ is the reduced Plank constant
G is the gravitational constant
rS is the Schwarzschild radius
The energies are related; E
P
2
= 8πE
m
E
H
This may be written as; ½E
P
2
/A
S
= E
m
E
H
/r
S
2
Where; A
S
is Schwarzschild surface area; A
S
= 4πr
S
2
This equation may also represent products of force.
This equation suggests that energy of matter is a condensation onto the continuum driven by differing thermal energies.
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