Fractal Quantum Mechanics

I started to explain my new conceptualisation of time at my yahoo group called Fractal Quantum Mechanics.

Perhaps in time I may launch a similar site to this but it will take a while to develop that.

I see time as a force that is consistent with Einstein's work but does contradict Conventional Quantum Mechanics (that is I do not believe that describing time as a dimension is appropriate).

It is a near run thing though... I am putting time in an infinitely small dimension, it could be argued, so I suppose my concept is not that far removed.

One difficulty I have is in explaining the observation of Einstein that time slows down as you approach light speed.

According to Complex Qunatum Mechanics there is a distortion of space into complex space that allows for this effect. However it does not explain the nature and behaviour of time in this circumstance.

I have defined complex space so that it fits in an infinitely small space between two neighbouring spatial dimensions (eg 3D and 4D) and have a hyper dimensional geometry that allows this.

Fractal Space has to fit in an incredibly smaller space and the very tip of the complex particle (ztar) or on the surface of the ztar between complex and real space!

This allows Fractal Space to bridge non adjacent dimensions!

Now returning to my explanation of time as Einstein described it.

The forces distorting complex space would need to propogate into fractal space to have an effect on time. This could be a reactionary effect in fractal space to the rupture or distortion of complex/real space boundary.

I have uploaded a new image I created and in it I suggest that time as a force would branch fractally. This would allow for the force to be absorbed quickly.

It may also allow for time to be zipped and unzipped liker a zipper on a jacket.

Perhaps different rates of time for different animals is dependant upon which fractal branches have 'time depressions'?

I suggest that Fractal Space can be used like a hemi-spherical child's toy.

When the hemi-sphere is depressed the clock is started. Just like the toy, fractal space will eventually recoil as time ends for a particular situation or body.

This description allows for more than one effect of time to be acting or present on any one object.

Einstein associated time and space as almost a single entity.

I have simply altered Einstein's approach and associated time with fractal space as a force that could easily be mistaken as a dimensional effect.

Using fractal space also allows for a close invisible interconnection with time.