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A Curious Counting System: Base i√2 When we hear √2, most of us think “that’s imaginary”—and it is! But what if we really did try to use this number, β=i√2, as a base for counting? Even more bizarre: This single “imaginary” base can uniquely encode every point in a 2D plane into a linear string…
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Abstract We present a deterministic yet nonlocal model—Structured Energy Chip Physics (SECP)—that reproduces the Bell/CHSH violations observed in quantum experiments without invoking superluminal signaling. In SECP, each particle is composed of an immense number of “chips” traveling at the speed of light, bound by a single global configuration rather than local hidden variables. Because these…
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Overview Structured Energy Chip Physics (SECP) draws on three core documents—Structured Energy Chip Physics 2023_v.17, Revisiting Cosmological Redshift: Tired Light Reinterpreted Through Photonic Complexity, and 2024 at the Speed of Light, along with current work in progress addressing Bell’s inequality—which, although different in focus, share a unifying theory where tiny, light-speed “chips” plus one fundamental…