What is Thermodynamic
The emphasis on the interaction and understanding thermodynamic functions of a system becomes indispensable as thermodynamics continually uncovers particles with lesser mass value. When dealing with Alpha units* and fundamental particles* a hypothetical approach must be applied to emphasize the interaction between particles in modern physics. Such elements can only be observed by their influence on celestial objects or by a reasoned pursuit of our senses. Thermodynamics for example, must apply a hypothetical when dealing with measurements of descrete elements; our modern technology simply can not deal empirically with these non - visible entities.
The validity of a theory and its usefulness stems from its correctness of the predictions it allows. The theory must address all these principles or postulates without exceptions and formulate with a logical process explaining this concept.
Thermodynamics is the science that deals with temperature interaction between all particles and an introduction to variables that describes the state of a system governing the basic principles of temperature ,entropy and enthalpy.
In adopting the macro point of views we assume the system will transfers down to the micro level and lower still to the fundamental particle state and beyond. Following the natural laws of physics, value can be assigned without visual knowledge of these particles; their presence can be measured by pressure, temperature or by observing the effect that they exert on more visible objects.
Heat and energy are two magnitudes of the same physical thermal nature a spectrum of thermal motion. The varying degrees of probabilities in this entropical spectrum represent also human life as a frequency range of this thermal spectrum of motion. We can extrapolate that thermodynamics in general activates every phase of particle, biological and human experience.
The first law of thermodynamics is a straight forward law of physics in a "closed system".
If the Alpha unit is the first order in value, and as a first magnitude in size they are unable to accrete thermal information and this inablity to transmit information renders them ineffectual to expansion.
What would be a logical cause that follows physics for expansion or loss of volume if matter cannot be destroyed or created? The conjecture that the Greater Universe is an open system (infinite) would postulate the genesis of matter as a hypothetical and potentially generating thermal units would be spread far too sparse to coalesce. An infinite universal system is not a viable option.
The term "closed system", postulates that you can perform any real physical process and remain with as much matter as you had to start with
The second law asserts heat is transferred from higher thermal system to a lower thermal system to achieve equilibrium. If we recognize these are sectors of the Greater Universe a closed system than the quantity of heat remains with zero loss.
The thermodynamics of a Critical Mass Core (Black Hole) is to create an enthalpic environment the equivalent to the sum of the internal energy of the system in equilibrium with the total product of its volume and a homogenous temperature. A function unobtainable by the pressure exerted on the black hole by macro and dark matter.
Is a Critical Mass Core Hot or Cold?
I believe that Beta and Gamma units construct a CMC they are two varied but intrinsic thermal values, I also believe that these quantum units are all at rest. The CMC being stripped of all Alpha units makes this truly an interesting hypothesis.
Alpha units* are of the least thermal value of quantum family (Alpha, Beta and Gamma). return to darkmattertheories.com created by Sam Sade created: June 10, 2003 : last modified: August 2, 2009
In order to proceed from this point can we assume as a theory that the universe is a quiescent fluid. This assumption that little conduction of heat and almost no viscosity maybe questionable on small scales but taken as a unit, the universe under observations behaves very much like a quiescent fluid.
This implies perpetual motion.
If our sun as an ordinary star can reach 15 million K or more at its core as ordinary matter; we should realize that the star contains all three quantum units. A CMC contains only beta and gamma both units with a higher thermal value and much closer together. Less we forget 78% of all quantum matter is in the form of alpha. To compare the two temperatures, our sun would feel like walk in park.
Fundamental particles* are two or more quantum units (e.g.1 Alpha + 1 Beta form Dark Matter particles)
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