New Research Toward Evolutionary Optimization of Complex Layered Materials Systems
Recent unexpected outcomes of our quantum-gravity material science research together with our technical research partner SiOmec, has lead to new generalized evolution equations that are mathematically entangled with the 2nd law of thermodynamics. This provides options to develop layered materials and structures evolutionarily optimized against non-linear processes, for example, against turbulences (applicable to hyper-sonics), impact and thermal creep effects.
This provides design optimization algorithms to optimize both the material structures (geometry & surfaces) and its mechanical design properties against nonlinear environmental conditions with highly efficient mathematics.
More details on the mathematical derivation can be found here: “How Systems Evolve: A Red Pill Course on Evolution” by N. Schwarzer and is based on the original works of David Hilbert and Albert Einstein that were further extended by Dr Norbert Schwarzer [1, 2]
The Metric Spinor - Evolutionary Adaption Visualized
A spinor object as evaluated from a scaled 8-dimensional metric (4 dimensions appear compactified to the human “eye” / sensors) showing two rotations 720 degrees to come back to the starting point. Images taken from Ch.9 of [3].
Further, our project developments in mathematical psychology will enrich future product designs with an end users psychology in the design optimization phase. Interestingly this development has many uses outside of psychology. For example, toward the potential applied use of our recent mathematical physics replication of ‘mass formation’ psychological phenomena (see below image) in developing room temperature stable quantum coherent material structures. Even more importantly, in building next generation quantum-gravity computing not restricted by todays ‘Quantum only’ based computing. See more in [2] .
An early simplified representation of ‘mass formation’ with 10 dimensional individuals appearing similar to wave functions and entangled within a field (fear field in this case which looks like a halo or fog-like mist). Newer developments allow for different individuals (i.e. in various open and closed states) to be simulated in different emotional states. The individuals seen to the right are the contrarians or those not following the ‘mass’ but still impacted by it. The misty fog can have transient memory effects and interestingly, this mathematics is an extended form of what was used to determine stress profiles in complex materials structures and is offered in FilmDoctor software for layered materials design.
[1] The Theory of Everything - Quantum and Relativity is Everywhere – A Fermat Universe, by N. Schwarzer, March 2020, Jenny Stanford Publishing ISBN: 9789814774475
[2] The World Formula - A Late Recognition of David Hilbert‘s Stroke of Genius, by N. Schwarzer, December 2021, Jenny Stanford Publishing ISBN: 9789814877206
[3] The Math of Body, Soul, and the Universe, by N. Schwarzer, publication expected late 2022, Jenny Stanford Publishing ISBN 9789814968249