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Originally posted by AfterInfinity
reply to post by buddhasystem
Okay, then does it utilize that frequency? Not evoke, but utilize.
Sound is the most powerful stimulant in existence.
Until I have solid evidence that it does, I assume that it does not. It's pretty hard to utilize something that does not exist.
With all due respect to various kinds of music and having spent years in a synthesizer studio creating sounds, I don't think you get out much
Originally posted by AfterInfinity
. . . aggravating fellow users.
Originally posted by AfterInfinity
Or maybe you just pretend to know everything so you can go on and ridicule threads based on interesting concepts without contributing the least bit of HELPFUL information.
You should stop trolling this thread and either contribute something meaningful, or move on.
Originally posted by AfterInfinity
reply to post by buddhasystem
Then do tell us what YOUR take on this whole topic is?
Or maybe you'd prefer to continue poking holes instead of patching them...
Infinite wavelength = infinite amplitude so you have infinite phase amplitude
Originally posted by fulllotusqigong
Frequency is a Western term already assuming sound as spatial distance.
The word "frequency" always acts like a red flag to me, as it is for some reason a word woo-woos like a lot, and throw about in absurd ways despite its having a rigid, and not especially thrilling, definition in the scientific world (three others are "energy," "vibration," and "field").
Originally posted by DenyObfuscation
reply to post by fulllotusqigong
Did you really write this?
Infinite wavelength = infinite amplitude so you have infinite phase amplitude
Anyway you can explain briefly how a wavelength can be "infinite"? That is illogical.
It's not like our physics today is absolutely correct.
Originally posted by DenyObfuscation
reply to post by buddhasystem
OK I can see that as technically correct for a particle in rest frame but he's talking about moving EM and sound waves as having infinite phase amplitude.
An infinite # of wave trains with different frequencies wave numbers and amplitude is required for an isolated group of arbitrary shape.
If we assume that the oscillating field is present inside the particle then the
corresponding oscillating electromagnetic field (standing waves) have to be in vacuum that
surrounds the particle. It is easy to show that the energy of this vacuum electromagnetic field
will be infinite. Though, it is possible (see(2)) that in vacuum only standing waves of the scalar
potential take care of the necessary boundary conditions....We are coming to the conclusion that a stationary motion of a particle can only be possible if it is accompanied by a corresponding standing wave of a dummy generator (we can call it De- Broglie's wave) that satisfies the conditions: to be finite everywhere and to be zero at infinity. These conditions lead to the quantization of the total energy of the particle. This conclusion implies that there exists some interaction between the stationary moving electron and De- Broglie's standing wave. When the electron jumps from one energy level to another the standing wave changes and provides assistance in transferring energy from electron to photon (or back).
The resonance is composed of a spherical IN wave which converges to the center and an OUT wave which diverges from the center. Their separate amplitudes are infinite at the centers. When combined, the two waves form a standingwave which has a finite amplitude at the center. The standing wave is the structure of the electron. The inward and outward waves provide communication with other matter of the universe. Spin of the electron is a result of the reversal of the IN wave at the center to become the OUT wave.
We think of the spike as having infinite amplitude but infinitesimal duration, so that its energy is finite; we shall find that it is a very important waveform indeed.
Originally posted by AfterInfinity
reply to post by DenyObfuscation
Kind like there are big rocks and small rocks. But energy is everywhere, so prove that a wave cannot be infinite.