A Novel Framework for Torsion-Induced Resonance Modifications in Quantum Systems.
Creators: name: Ettles, Madalyn
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2024

description: This study investigates the influence of torsion fields on resonance frequencies in quantum systems under extreme conditions. Using Electron Spin Resonance (ESR) spectroscopy, we analyze frequency shifts in multi-electron systems subjected to high magnetic fields and superconducting temperatures. The results validate theoretical predictions from Einstein-Cartan theory, demonstrating torsion field effects and their amplification in extreme environments. 
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Title: A Novel Framework for Torsion-Induced Resonance Modifications in Quantum Systems

 

Abstract:

This manuscript presents a novel theoretical framework for understanding how torsion fields influence resonance frequencies in quantum systems. By integrating concepts from Einstein-Cartan theory, we hypothesize that torsion fields, generated through spin-angular momentum, induce measurable shifts in electron resonance frequencies. These shifts are amplified under extreme conditions such as high magnetic fields and superconducting temperatures. The theory further explores harmonic relationships and numerolog...

Introduction:

Resonance frequencies in quantum systems are traditionally understood through magnetic field interactions. However, this theory introduces torsion fields as an additional influencing factor. By extending the Einstein-Cartan framework, we propose that torsion fields modify spacetime geometry at the quantum scale, directly affecting spin and resonance behaviors.

 

Core Hypotheses:

1. Torsion fields, as described in Einstein-Cartan theory, induce measurable shifts in resonance frequencies.

2. Multi-electron systems exhibit amplified torsion effects due to electron-electron interactions.

3. Dynamic torsion fields generate oscillatory resonance shifts, aligning with time-varying field interactions.

4. Harmonic relationships and numerological patterns persist under torsion field modifications, hinting at a deeper universal energetic framework.

 

Theoretical Model:

The resonance frequency under torsion influences is modeled as:

\[

f_ ext{res} = rac{g \mu_B (B + T \cos( heta))}{h},

\]

where:

- \(B\): Magnetic field strength,

- \(T\): Torsion field strength,

- \( heta\): Angle between spin and torsion vectors,

- \(g\): Electron g-factor,

- \(\mu_B\): Bohr magneton,

- \(h\): Planck’s constant.

 

Numerological Analysis:

Resonance frequencies reduced to their numerological roots cluster around sacred values (e.g., 3, 6, 9), suggesting a symbolic or energetic significance.

 

Applications:

This theory offers implications for:

1. Quantum Computing: Enhanced qubit stability through torsion-modified resonance.

2. Material Science: Tailored material properties using torsion fields.

3. Cosmology: Insights into torsion-spin interactions in large-scale structures.

 

Conclusion:

This framework bridges theoretical physics with observable quantum phenomena, providing a foundation for experimental validation and practical applications.

 

Keywords: Torsion Fields, Einstein-Cartan Theory, Quantum Mechanic

s, Numerology, Resonance Frequencies