Hidden Interaction Theory E-Book

Hosein Moradi

• Herausgeber: tredition
• Kategorie: Wissenschaft und neue Technologien
• Sprache: Englisch

Seitenzahl: 73

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2022

Beschreibung

Morphological study of recorded images of 5 phenomena; Black hole, Saturn, Moon, Human Heart, Cancer Cells, and Tumors. Consequently, they prove signs of their presence in interactive cycles and sometimes in communication with themselves.

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Hidden Interaction Theory

Hossein Moradi

Hidden Interaction Theory

Hossein Moradi

© 2022 Hosein Moradi

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Abstract

The world is made up of countless phenomena at the micro to macro scales, and the study of the feedback of phenomena provides valuable information about their nature and how they work. By comparing the morphology of feedback structures and examining the cryptography of structures emitted of the Black hole, Saturn, Moon, Human Heart, Cancer Cells, and Tumors, I tried to gain knowledge on how the feedback interactions between these phenomena are regulated, albeit on a basic basis. The data represents a common pattern in the apparent structures and a complex system in the components of their geometric structures. Results that can bring us closer to answering this question; Is the observed basic similarity between the phenomena due to the existence of a single and common external source? Or is it formed due to the multiplicity of interactive cycles with each other?

Table of Contents

Abstract

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements

List of Tables

List of Figures

List of Appendix

1. Introduction

2. Assumption and Result

Introducing Phenomena

Structural Density (SD)

Density Sequences (DSe)

Distance of Important Linear Sequences (DILS)

Width Morphology

Fibonacci Sequence (FS)

The Slope of Width Change Chart (SWC)

3. Approach and Discussion

4. Summary and Outlook

5. Materials and Methods

6. References

7. Appendices

Acknowledgements

Every human being, I believe, exists in multiple dimensions at the same time. Dimensions operate in parallel most of the time but occasionally approach and intersect. This book's writing results from my undiscovered inner dimension colliding with my other dimensions. I give thanks to the One who lives within me and has directed me because I have always wanted to learn more about him.

My research assistant, Masoud Shams, who analyzed the data and influenced the defining my research direction, deserves special mention.

On the other hand, I am aware that growing my achievements and preparing them for publication would have been extremely difficult without the help of my family. I'm grateful to my family for putting up with my disappearances and allowing me to spend years of my life calmly analyzing the phenomenon. In particular, my mother, Masoumeh Akbari, listened to me from the start and gently directed my views. And I'd want to express my gratitude to my sister, Reyhaneh Moradi, for her assistance with the technical editing of the texts.

Finally, I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to Prof. Reza Ebrahimi for his advice and Dr. Elias Aghili Dehnavi for his invaluable support in my texts translation into Latin, technical editing, and publication.

List of Tables

Table 1 The number of CREs in each pattern

Table 2 Repetitive linear sequences

Table 3 Repetitive non-linear sequences

Table 4 Principles of locating repetitive linear sequences relative to each other

Table 5 Investigation of nonlinear relationship (triangular system) between fixed linear sequences

Table 6 The ratio of the repetitions of the existing thicknesses in each pattern to the total repetition

Table 7 The similarity ratio of the thicknesses in each pattern in the Zoning Overlap among other patterns

Table 8 The studied slopes from the thickness change diagram in each pattern

Table 9 The similarity ratio of impulses repetition in phenomena with each other

Table 10 The similarity of paired phenomena, separating the seven performed analyses

List of Figures

Figures 1 Case studies

Figures 2 Confluence of Radius and Edge (CRE); creates identifiers for each radius of the pattern

Figures 3 The distance between key linear sequences

Figures 4 Diagrams of similarities between patterns in terms of linear domain differences between patterns

Figures 5 The changes of pattern's thickness

Figures 6 Fibonacci sequence slope lines on the thickness variation diagram

Figures 7 The Slope of the thickness changes diagram

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