Category Archives: fine structure constant

Saturn’s hexagon: The beauty of triplets synergism

Posted on February 5, 2024 by Milan Jovovic

In this article we reflect on hexagonal information geometry. Multiscale topology of the pattern formation is discussed. Coupled oscillator dynamics and triplets synergism are described in 5-dimensional information binding. CONTINUE READING…

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Quantum information electromagnetism

Posted on October 5, 2023 by Milan Jovovic

Maxwell’s theory of electromagnetism is regarded as one of the most important work in mathematical physics. His later work on vortex theory of molecules gives a theoretical framework for biological sciences, as well. With Einstein’s insightful look back into his … Continue reading →

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Does Gregor Mendel’s inheritance framework apply to particle physics?

Posted on December 5, 2022 by Milan Jovovic

We have studied evolution dynamics of stochastic resonance synergies along various dimensions and scales. The evolving network dynamics is described by scale-space wave information propagation, via coordinate transformations and the scale-space tunnelling. Multidimensional information is expressed in a cascade of … Continue reading →

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