Re: Cosmic_Inflation is an artificial model of the Planck_Length transition...
- From: "T Wake" <Usenet.es7AT@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 12 Jun 2006 19:59:03 +0100
"Phineas T Puddleduck" <phineaspuddleduck@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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In article <iZ6dnfS5UdpoLBDZnZ2dnUVZ8s-dnZ2d@xxxxxxxxx>, T Wake
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"Phineas T Puddleduck" <phineaspuddleduck@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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And if he would only read Parallel Worlds he'd have a much clearer idea
of the whole problem....
I havent read it. Is it worth getting out of the library? Or worth
buying?
It does get a bit...speculative in parts, but the first part of the
book is brilliant. I think its interesting, but I prefer Brian Greene's
way of explaining things. Pg 78-105 is pretty good on the Inflation
thing for people like Jeff.
You'd probably enjoy the book... just be warning MK does like to
speculate.
Yeah, I have a book from MK (Hyperspace) and while he is a very interesting,
engaging writer, sometimes he does go out deep into the leftfield :-) I may
look into getting it. (Birthday soon!)
I suspect Brian Greene's books may be over Jeff's head. Brian Greene
actually includes some mathematics in his books :-)
Best one I can suggest for Jeff is the "Big Bang" by Simon Singh.
Jeff - I know you are reading this, because you cant help yourself - go to
amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000BHA3K4
It will only cost you $7.99. I am sure a super coder like yourself can make
a "game bankers play" which will cover that cost.
You may even learn enough to act as springboard to other, greater, things.
(At the minimum you will learn the difference between the big bang and
inflation - and who actually coined the term "big bang").
What next after temperature though? Electrical resistance, colour,
pressure....
Why not all. Everything has a value of "blueness" for instance. Every
particle in the "physical cosmos" can be described as having a value of
"blue" (obviously, most will have a value of "0" but logic has never
intruded in Jeff's posts so why let it now!)
Shhhh you'll give him ideas!
:-)
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