Wavelets and Wigner Phase Space Density
Notes by Jack Sarfatti
The Wigner phase space density of a “signal”
is
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(1.1) |
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(1.2) |
(1.2) is a generalized Parseval
conservation relation of basis independence. What is the signal in (1.1)?
I am now not interested in generality but in my macro-quantum vacuum
model specifically. You can consider the raw signal as the bound pair quantum
wave function of a single virtual electron-positron pair with coordinates in
4-dim globally flat spacetime of the “false micro-quantum vacuum” of completely
incoherent unbound virtual electron-positron pairs. This is a kind of
quasi-Yilmaz space that Hal Puthoff likes, but there is no collective emergent
gravity in this false vacuum. Emergent gravity in Andre Sakharov’s sense out of
the globally flat gauge force and source pre-geometrodynamic micro-quantum foam
requires a Bose-Einstein condensation, or macroscopic occupation of the
single-virtual pair bound state
where
is the center of mass coordinate and
is the relative coordinate between the
virtual electron and the virtual positron.
That is, let
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(1.3) |
The pair density matrix is
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(1.4) |
The reduced pair density matrix in the center of mass coordinates is
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(1.5) |
Bose-Einstein condensation (“ODLRO”[1]) in the center of mass coordinates is
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(1.6) |
The first term on RHS of (1.6) is the smooth coherent nonrandom macro-quantum “superfluid”. The second term is the residual locally random micro-quantum normal fluid from Heisenberg uncertainty noise that in vacuum we associate with “zero point fluctuations”.
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(1.7) |
is the “large macroscopic eigenvalue” mean
number of virtual pairs in the same center of mass “mother wavelet”. The local
macro-quantum BEC order parameter, whose phase modulation gives Einstein’s
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is a coherent superposition of different integer occupation numbers of the
mother wavelet. The density matrix for the center of mass motion of the pair in
(1.6) is a correlation function. Define
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(1.8) |
The superfluid part of the Wigner phase space density, in special relativity notation, which is OK for pre-gravity micro-quantum gauge force and source “false vacuum”, is therefore,
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(1.9) |
Similarly, for the normal random noisy “zero point fluctuations”,
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(1.10) |
I now drop the cm subscript in the
coordinate notation. Take as the basic (“mother”) wavelet, the effective center
of mass wave packet of a single virtual electron-positron pair.
Define the wavelet basis
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(1.11) |
Define the self-observing macro-quantum vacuum integral wavelet transform as
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(1.12) |
where is the Kleinert world crystal lattice spacing
~ Planck scale.
Shall we take a Wigner phase space density of a wavelet, or
a wavelet transform of a Wigner phase space density? Both may be interesting.
Let’s first look at the latter. Start with (1.9)’s .
What about
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(1.13) |
The self-measuring wavelet transform of the superfluid Wigner phase space density is then
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(1.14) |
The adaptive phase space window area is
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(1.15) |
Where obviously
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(1.16) |
[1] “Gauge Invariance in the Theory of Superfluid Helium”, Ph.D. dissertation, Jack Sarfatti, UCR (August, 1969) F.W. Cummings of “Jaynes & Cummings”, advisor.