Schroedinger's Universe and the Origin of the Natural Laws by Milo Wolff

Author:Milo Wolff [Wolff, Milo]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781432719791
Publisher: Outskirts Press, Inc.

Recognition of Clifford's work was inadequate. Einstein's discovery of General Relativity has been presented as the first successful attempt to describe physical space as non-Euclidean, ignoring Clifford. Unfortunately, Clifford's ideas were difficult to grasp in the 1870's Einstein's version of curved space was not seen as radical in 1915 as Clifford's was in 1870. The rapid acceptance of relativity was made easier, by J.K.F. Gauss' measurements of space curvature from three mountaintops in Hanover in the 1820's. Gauss' measurements were interpreted as a measure of space curvature long before relativity theory was introduced.

The fundamental element of space curvature in Clifford's mathematical model was the twist, which he planned to use to describe electromagnetic and atomic phenomena. But the complexity of the mathematics involved allowed only the best and brightest mathematicians to draw conclusions regarding the physics of space and time, directly from Clifford's mathematics.

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