ISSN: 2641-9165
Authors: Bhattacharya C*
The Newtonian physics, quantum physics and the theories of relativity suffer from a major Incompleteness on the ground of being unable to offer the topologies and the dimensionalities of the numerous physical variables. Out of the three very familiar dimensions of physical variables in conventional physics length (L), mass (M) and time (T), the two variables, namely mass and time are fully arbitrary and abstract. In Newtonian physics L, M and T are fully independent variables since no mathematical equation linking the said three variables have been proposed. It is an established fact and a matter of everyday experience that L, M and T are very much linked to each other and otherwise which, the universe could have taken either the infinite number of shapes of desire arising out of endless permutations and combinations of L, M and T or could have merged to fully length (LM°T°) or fully mass (L°MT°) or fully time (L°M° T). Max Planck tied up the five numbers of basic physical variables, length, time, mass, electric charge and temperature to the same source by linking all of them to the Newton’s Gravitational constant (G) and Planck constant (h). However, this attempt was also incomplete since the topologies of G and h, could not be put forward. Later on, the quantum physics even, could not erase the stamp of ‘abstractness’ as put on the physical variables like mass, time, temperature, gravitation, photon waves and many others. Neither the Newtonian physics nor the quantum physics can depict the dimensionalities of entropy, force, energy, acceleration, black hole, plasma state, etc. and as well cannot also tell us how a ‘photon’ looks alike or what the ‘gravitons’ are in reality. The recently discovered topological theory of quantum gravity (TTQG) revealed the following: 1. The phenomenon of gravitation is being linked to the intermolecular attractive forces. 2. Have defined all the above said physical variables as ‘gravitons’ in regard to entropy. 3. Presented the topologies and dimensionalities of the physical variables. 4. Introduced the inverse dimensionality concept in physics. 5. Proposed the mathematical equation relating L, M and T 6. Reformulated the basics of Newtonian physics, quantum physics and the special and general theories of relativity. 7. All the cosmic phenomena of the universe have been represented by a singularity graviton originated universal graviton cycle.
Keywords: Newtonian Physics; Quantum Physics; Einstein Theory; Time; Mass; Gravitation,Graviton; Space
