.../approach Laboratory experiments well documented in quantum mechanics and particle physics are employed as supporting evidence. Findings A yoyo model explanation for Stern‐Gerlach experiment is provided. The yoyo structures of an electron and a positron are established. Other than illustrating how...

... systems Mechanics Electromagnetism In 1979, when I was a sophomore in college as mathematics major, I felt curious about what a successful mathematician really does in his/her career. To satisfy this curiosity, I spent the winter break of that year on Kline's (1974) wonderful book...

... observed at certain conditions. Cybernetics Mechanics Gases In this study, we suggest that the microscopic and the macroscopic worlds have similar behaviours (see the philosophical discussion described below). Therefore, the phenomenon of illusory conjunction, discovered by cognitive...

... representations of the same physical entity by two different neural mechanisms. In the next section we will explain quantum‐mechanical paradoxes by these observations. According to Treisman and Schmidt (1982) the features are “free floating”, and have no location cognitively, before the object...

... processes which are essential to observation and from there it develops the outline of a path heading towards a continuum based model of quantum mechanics, and in particular, electrodynamics. It exposes attributes which are fundamental to the existence of an observer process, and then explores how the seat...

... Philosophy Mechanics I want to say first that I feel very honoured being granted the Norbert Wiener Gold Medal. As I always admired his genius, I remember I considered it a privilege to meet him many years ago while I was visiting professor in Harvard[1]. In order to prepare this lecture, I read once...