Chronon Field Theory by Eytan H. Suchard Foreword by:Sam Vaknin instant download

Chronon Field Theory by Eytan H. Suchard Foreword by:Sam Vaknin instant download

The Chronon Field Theory is revolutionary in many ways. It was first conceived by Sam Vaknin in his doctoral dissertation (1982-4). But the current, more geometric incarnation, is largely the work of Eytan H. Suchard who is a Machine Learning algorithms developer and a former student at the Technion in Haifa, Israel. In 1991, Suchard was a student of Professor Nathan Rosen, Albert Einstein's collaborator.
Cronons are proposed as real particles that interact to create the concept of time, distinguished from the time measured by clocks. The theory posits that space-time emerges from the collapse of a wave function, with a duality between potentials and actualized events, suggesting that particles are essentially events in this framework. The work of Eitan Satchit has further developed this theory by introducing a universal scalar field of time, which adds complexity to the understanding of gravity and charge interactions. Ultimately, the chronon field theory aims to unify various aspects of physics under a single principle, challenging existing paradigms and inviting further exploration and scrutiny from the scientific community.