The discovery of Einstein's nonlocal hidden variables

International Conference and Exhibition on Mesoscopic & Condensed Matter Physics

June 22-24, 2015 Boston, USA

Manuel S Morales

Independent Researcher, USA

Posters-Accepted Abstracts: J Material Sci Eng

Abstract :

In a twelve year experiment conducted from 2000-2012, unambiguous empirical evidence was obtained that confirmed Albert Einstein's notion of hidden variables that would provide a more complete theory of reality. Although these variables are not local as Einstein had predicted, the unequivocal evidence has shown that he was correct with his conclusion that quantum mechanics was not a complete theory. The construct of the experiment revealed that energy is not conserved and that there has never been or ever will be an experiment conducted without these hidden parameters which are not accounted for in quantum mechanics. In addition, the findings revealed that the methodology of predicting effects to establish cause in order to validate theories is also incomplete and thus previously established experimental validations will need to be reevaluated to account for the omission of these fundamental variables.

Biography :

Manuel S Morales is an independent researcher in the field of fundamental mechanics, i.e., prephysics. He has a BFA in illustration and AS in photography. His career as an artist inadvertently led to conducting the twelve year Tempt Destiny experiment and to the study of physics, epistemology, ontology, topology, mathematics, and formal logic. He applied his findings to particle physics in a peer-reviewed article entitled, “Assumed Higgs Boson Discovery Proved Einstein Right” which was published in a Fundamental Physics Journal.

Email: msm@prephysics.com