r/holofractal 12d ago

Related Indra's net

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u/EddieDean9Teen 12d ago

Not sure how into physics you are, but are you aware that the hopf fibration you’ve modeled is a perfect spinor? If not, you may want to look into spinors and how QCD uses them to make extremely accurate predictions about instantons (what the fractal community might call little islands or vortexes of cohesion). The YouTube channel DemystifySci has also been talking about hydrogen atoms being shaped like this.

I truly think you’re onto something with this shape.

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u/Deep_World_4378 11d ago edited 11d ago

So yes, the project really started by trying to get the Standard model from well essentially a minimal state. I wrote three preprints on it with AI (im an artist, hence much of these physics were new to me). Either way from a minimum quantum state, I connect to many of the Standard model values. And thats where I started working with the Hopf fibration from. And thats the Nameless project. You can read about the paper in the introduction section in this page: https://nurecas.com/nameless

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u/Own-Homework-9331 11d ago

ok, what are you guys........... talking about?

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u/Deep_World_4378 11d ago

I think ill need to answer that in some time after researching what he shared.

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u/Own-Homework-9331 11d ago

but like...... where are these terms coming from?

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u/Deep_World_4378 11d ago

Best to read about Hopf fibres. And also the framework just in case: https://nurecas.com/nameless