Quantum and other physics as systems theory

Caianiello, E. R.

doi:10.1007/bf02743060

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“…FermiWalker transported, orthonormal tetrad frameλ µ (α) along the worldline of observer A. 18) where the angle Φ is defined by 19) so that dΦ/dτ = γ 2 Ω 0 . It remains to show thatλ µ (i) , i = 1, 2, 3, correspond to local ideal gyroscope directions.…”

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The Hypothesis of Locality and Its Limitations

Mashhoon

2004

Relativity in Rotating Frames

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The Hypothesis of Locality and Its Limitations

Mashhoon

2004

Relativity in Rotating Frames

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“…It implies a choice that fixes in a global way our knowledge of the system state. We could say that our idea about the ambiguous figures is that of an objective theory of a cognitive "collapse" [57]- [59] for the QM as General Systems Theory and the role of Clifford Algebra see [60].…”

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A Quantum Neurological Model of Perception-Cognition and Awareness in Ambiguous Figures and the Case of the Dalmatian Dog

Conte¹,

Licata²,

Alelú-Paz³

2015

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The present paper has mainly the aim to formulate a quantum neurological model of brain dynamics during perception and cognition of ambiguous figures here including the case of the Dalmatian dog. First of all, we summarize our previous experimental and theoretical studies, evidencing as the basic conceptual foundations of quantum mechanics enter in a decisive manner in explaining the basic functions of brain dynamics at perceptive and cognitive level and at the level of our consciousness. This is done in detail in Sections 2 and 3 where we discuss also the role of the so called quantum interference effect and we include here the results of an our recent experiment confirming the role of quantum theory and of its quantum interference effect also at perceptive-cognitive and awareness levels. In Section 4, following our previous study, we consider the so called Mach-Zehnder interferometer. It is a physical device that is employed in quantum mechanical experiments in order to analyze such quantum interference effect. Soon after the discussion of this device, we proceed with the elaboration of a detailed quantum neurological model in the sense that we consider the brain regions identified in V1; V2/V3/V4 and A20 and we obtain that they may behave just as the beam splitters involved in the Mach-Zehnder quantum mechani-* Corresponding author. E. Conte et al. 534cal interferometer. In this manner, we formulate a model of V1; V2/V3/V4, A20 brain dynamics as a Mach-Zehnder interferometer and such model delineates a proposed neurological mechanism explaining perception-cognition and awareness in humans under the input of ambiguous figures and in the particular case of the Dalmatian dog.

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“…Maximal acceleration is obtained as a consequence of this approach to the foundations of Quantum Mechanics ( [1]). …”

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“…For flat phase-space models ( [1]), there is a global coordinate system where the connection coefficients are zero, recovering the original Caianiello's flat model:…”

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On a covariant version of Caianiello’s model

Torromé

2007

Gen Relativ Gravit

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Caianiello's derivation of Quantum Geometry through an isometric embedding of the spacetime (M,g) in the pseudo-Riemannian structure (T * M, g * AB ) is reconsidered. In the new derivation, a non-linear connection and the bundle formalism induce a Lorentzian-type structure in the 4-dimensional manifold M that is covariant under arbitrary local coordinate transformations in M. If models with maximal acceleration are required to be non-trivial, gravity should be supplied with other interactions in a unification framework.

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Quantum and other physics as systems theory

Cited by 56 publications

References 67 publications

The Hypothesis of Locality and Its Limitations

The Hypothesis of Locality and Its Limitations

A Quantum Neurological Model of Perception-Cognition and Awareness in Ambiguous Figures and the Case of the Dalmatian Dog

On a covariant version of Caianiello’s model

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