Re: [Phys-l] Arrow of Time Issue

[Bennett Sessa <bcsessa@tx.rr.com>]

By "wrong concept" I would assume you mean incorrect. We know dark energy exists and that it makes up a good portion of universe.



On Mar 6, 2012, at 8:39 PM, carmelo@pacific.net.sg wrote:

> What if dark energy is a wrong concept?
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> Alphonsus
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> Quoting Bennett Sessa <bcsessa@tx.rr.com>:
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> > > > >    This is my first time posting in Phys-l, C.V. Britton   
> > > > > recommended I join. I am 13 years old and have a knowledge of   
> > > > > everything from calculus I up to some differential equations. In   
> > > > > my spare time I solve equations and teach myself new principles   
> > > > > on the whiteboard I have in my room. I have been researching   
> > > > > physics for a few years now.
> > > > >
> > > > >    I believe I have a plausible solution to the dispute between CPT  
> > > > > symmetry and the second law of thermodynamics. I believe time to  
> > > > > be a conservative, connected, four-vector quantity and the   
> > > > > quintessence (dark energy) to be the scalar quantity. In short I   
> > > > > would be trying to find some sort of Lagrangian to describe the   
> > > > > vector potential of time, therefore describing the laplacian   
> > > > > which should be equal to zero if the field is irrotational.
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