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day · 08-02-2009, 06:05 PM

Thanks for the post... its interesting although the math is beyond me. The concept of vacuum energy is tantilizing. Something to savor and take my time reading.

this section here: 2.1. Static fields versus Theory of Relativity in reference to the authors philosophy here:

The crucial question to authenticate vacuum-energy was: “By which means is it possible to
convert vacuum-energy into a classical form of energy (in order to make it visible) ?“
The way to the solution of this question is the following:
If vacuum-energy shall be converted into mechanical energy, there must be some mechanical
forces. Responsible for the creation of such forces has to be one of the fundamental interactions
of nature, as there are
- Gravitation,
- Electromagnetic interaction,
- Strong interaction,
- Weak interaction.
For Gravitation is not very strong on the one hand, and Strong and Weak interaction are
rather difficult to operate, it was clear from the very beginning, that the most hopeful way for
the conversion of vacuum-energy is via Electromagnetic interaction. This way was favoured
especially after seeing the considerations published in [e1, e2, e3]. On this basis, the
considerations following in section 2 have been developed.

08-02-2009, 06:05 PM	#2
day Retired Avalon Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 868	Re: PDF - Conversion Of Zero Point Into Classical Mechanical Energy Thanks for the post... its interesting although the math is beyond me. The concept of vacuum energy is tantilizing. Something to savor and take my time reading. this section here: 2.1. Static fields versus Theory of Relativity in reference to the authors philosophy here: The crucial question to authenticate vacuum-energy was: “By which means is it possible to convert vacuum-energy into a classical form of energy (in order to make it visible) ?“ The way to the solution of this question is the following: If vacuum-energy shall be converted into mechanical energy, there must be some mechanical forces. Responsible for the creation of such forces has to be one of the fundamental interactions of nature, as there are - Gravitation, - Electromagnetic interaction, - Strong interaction, - Weak interaction. For Gravitation is not very strong on the one hand, and Strong and Weak interaction are rather difficult to operate, it was clear from the very beginning, that the most hopeful way for the conversion of vacuum-energy is via Electromagnetic interaction. This way was favoured especially after seeing the considerations published in [e1, e2, e3]. On this basis, the considerations following in section 2 have been developed.