11Prompt

Group Invariant Entanglements in Generalized Tensor Products (by Elemer E. Rosinger): Abstract: The group invariance of entanglement is obtained within a very general and simple setup of the latter, given by a recently introduced considerably extended concept of tensor products. This general approach to entanglement - unlike the usual one given in the particular setup of tensor products of vector spaces - turns out not to need any specific algebraic structure.

Mathematics and "The Trouble with Physics", How Deep We Have to Go? (by Elemer E. Rosinger): Abstract: The parts contributed by the author in recent discussions with several physicists and mathematicians are reviewed, as they have been occasioned by the 2006 book "The Trouble with Physics", of Lee Smolin.

Glimpses beyond the Two Millennia Old Bondage of the Archimedean Axiom (by Dainis Zeps): Abstract: This is my Editorial Note as Editor-at-Large on this Focus Issue featuring Elemér E. Rosinger’s recent work. http://prespacetime.com/index.php/pst/article/view/147

Something versus Nothing & Some Thoughts on Proof of No God (by Himangsu S. Pal): Abstract: Even if it is claimed by the scientists that the universe has actually started from nothing, and not from something as claimed by the believers, the inevitable conclusion is that in both the cases there must have to be some sort of consciousness at the beginning. I will also argue that the conclusive or decisive proof for God’s non-existence can only be a natural explanation for the origin of the universe and nothing else.

The Basic Space-Time Equation of the Universe (by Peter Kohut): Abstract: The elementary building unit of the Universe - quantum connection of opposite poles (quantum dipole) represents the elementary quantum of space. The Universe pulsates thanks to its dialectic contradiction between attraction and repulsion. The cosmic expansion is caused by systematic expelling of new quantum dipoles accompanied with the transition of the Universe from one quantum state to the next by elementary quantum jump, which represents the elementary quantum of time.