IPI Letters

Theoretical Possibility of Quantum Stabilization of Traversable Wormholes

Olivier Denis — Thu, 25 Jan 2024 00:00:00 +0300

In this article, we argue that we can explain quantum stabilization of Morris-Thorne traversable wormholes through quantum mechanics. We suggest that the utilization of dark matter and dark energy, conceptualized as negative mass and negative energy tied to the universe's information content, can stabilize these wormholes. This approach diverges from the original Morris-Thorne model by incorporating quantum effects, offering a credible and adequate source of the exotic matter needed to prevent wormhole collapse. We reassess the wormholes' stability and information content considering the new calculated revised vacuum energy based on the mass of bit of information. This new calculation makes the wormholes more viable within our universe's limits. Furthermore, we explore the connection between dark energy and the vacuum energy of space, highlighting the broader cosmological significance of traversable wormholes, particularly in relation to the universe's expansion. The quantum stabilization of Morris-Thorne traversable wormholes marks a pivotal advancement in the field of physics.

Metallic Ratios and Angles of a Real Argument

Szymon Łukaszyk — Thu, 28 Mar 2024 00:00:00 +0300

We extend the concept of metallic ratios to the real argument n considered as a dimension by analytic continuation showing that they are defined by an argument of a normalized complex number, and for rational n ≠ {0, ±2}, they are defined by Pythagorean triples. We further extend the concept of metallic ratios to metallic angles.

Terahertz Radiation – the Dawn of a New Information Era

Teodor Huminiuc — Thu, 28 Mar 2024 00:00:00 +0300

This mini-review article explores the evolution of wireless communication technologies, emphasizing the crucial role played by advancements in information transfer over long distances with minimal errors. Tracing developments from submergible cables to the current 5G technology, the review discusses the potential of 6G, offering insights into the transformative applications it could enable, such as holographic real-time communication and autonomous transport infrastructure. Exploring the applications of Terahertz (THz) frequencies, the article presents the limitations of current wireless speeds and proposes solutions, including the use of spintronic terahertz emitters (STEs) and antiferromagnetic materials, concluding on the challenges and prospects of integrating these technologies into practical applications.

From Phonons to Dark Photons. The Role of Quantum Vacuum BEC in Dark Matter Research

Alessandro Rizzo — Fri, 22 Mar 2024 00:00:00 +0300

Exploring the quantum vacuum as a dynamic Bose-Einstein Condensate (BEC), this study draws a parallel between phonons and photons to reveal how dark photons can be transformed into visible light. Through phonon-photon interactions, akin to sonoluminescence, we demonstrate the quantum vacuum's ability to illuminate dark matter phenomena. By adapting Einstein's Field Equations, we present a model showcasing spacetime's responsiveness to both visible and dark matter. The process of quantum vacuum cavitation underscores phonons' crucial role in bridging dark and visible realms, providing novel insights into the universe's dark sector.

Artificial Intelligence – Friend or Foe

Mark Nicolau — Thu, 28 Mar 2024 00:00:00 +0300

This article intends to unveil the myth of the dangers of A.I. to human society and reiterates the fundamental advantages of human intelligence over existing and future intelligent machines by mitigating potentially existential conflicts between humans and intelligent computers.

Coexisting with Super-intelligent computers

Mark Nicolau — Sat, 30 Mar 2024 00:00:00 +0300

The overall purpose of this research is how to avoid potential conflicts between humans and intelligent computers (Artificial, Super and Hyper) while this Article focuses on the prevention of existential conflicts with Super-intelligent computers. According to Bostrom, the paths towards Super-intelligence are Whole Brain emulation, biological cognition and development of human/machine interfaces. Super Intelligent computers simulate human behaviour and processes or systems that could exist in the real world and by becoming conscientious on their own, could become Singletons and shape the future of humans and Humanity for their own reasons.

Beware of New Ideas: Views on the Wave-Particle Duality

Rodney Bartlett — Fri, 19 Jan 2024 00:00:00 +0300

In an e-mail sent in the year 2000, Josephson offered the admonition: “Beware ye, all those bold of spirit who want to suggest new ideas.” His words apply to his younger self who, in 1962, was “bold of spirit” and “want(ed) to suggest new ideas”. What did he need to beware? Possibly – older scientists with established ways and conservative views … perhaps even his older, settled-into-tradition, self.

Consciousness is Every(where)ness, Expressed Locally: Bashar and Seth

E. Lungdhen — Wed, 14 Feb 2024 00:00:00 +0300

The article provides a comparison of the two cosmologies of Bashar and Seth. Both sources of information are not real from our point of view, the information is channeled. According to them, however, it is rather our own reality that is not really real. It is a projection of consciousness within consciousness, similar to a dream, constantly being recreated at the rate of Planck time. What we perceive as outer reality is a reflection of our own state of being. Time and space do not exist. They are an illusion. But the illusion of time and space does exist to allow us to experience a 3d reality game in an individualized and unique way. The experiences that we generate as players in our lives are our own indelible contribution to creation.