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This paper reveals the symbol that serves to represent the definition of the Unified Field, the basic substance of the universe from which all matter and the fundamental forces of nature are derived. This symbol represents the Universe at its heart as being, as Nikolas of Cusa called it, a "Coincidence of Opposites". This Coincidence of Opposites is also revealed as being the true definition of the ratio or number in math which denotes indivisibility, another word for unity. New experiments and devices are described which utilize the design of this special symbol and which have potential beneficial uses. | This paper reveals the symbol that serves to represent the definition of the Unified Field, the basic substance of the universe from which all matter and the fundamental forces of nature are derived. This symbol represents the Universe at its heart as being, as Nikolas of Cusa called it, a "Coincidence of Opposites". This Coincidence of Opposites is also revealed as being the true definition of the ratio or number in math which denotes indivisibility, another word for unity. New experiments and devices are described which utilize the design of this special symbol and which have potential beneficial uses. | ||
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| Scientific Paper | |
|---|---|
| Title | The Unified Field Symbol |
| Read in full | Link to paper |
| Author(s) | Lee Field Valstad |
| Keywords | {{{keywords}}} |
| Published | 2010 |
| Journal | Proceedings of the NPA |
| Volume | 7 |
| No. of pages | 2 |
| Pages | 583-584 |
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Abstract
This paper reveals the symbol that serves to represent the definition of the Unified Field, the basic substance of the universe from which all matter and the fundamental forces of nature are derived. This symbol represents the Universe at its heart as being, as Nikolas of Cusa called it, a "Coincidence of Opposites". This Coincidence of Opposites is also revealed as being the true definition of the ratio or number in math which denotes indivisibility, another word for unity. New experiments and devices are described which utilize the design of this special symbol and which have potential beneficial uses.