Part 1 OCU

Basic Concepts of CosmoPhysics

Topic C - Overview

 

Introduction

This Topic C is by far the most difficult topic of the book.
The previous topics dealt with the origin of the universe, and cosmology. Now, we will dive into basic know-how about physics and astrophysics.

Chapters

Topic C consists of 4 chapters about essential concepts and keywords regarding the domain of CosmoPhysics.
Chapter 1 is an Introduction to the Quantum Theory, Theory of Relativity, and describes basic terminology on Physical Cosmology.
Chapter 2 describes some concepts of CosmoPhysics, such as Gravitational Curvature, Extra Space Dimensions and Entropy.
Chapter 3 describes Standard Model, Elementary ParticlesString Theory and Theory of All.
Chapter 4 describes  Superstring TheoryVibrating StringsMultiDimensions, SuperSymmetric String Theory, Twenty Numbers, Multiversum and Inflationary Cosmos.
 

Technical Writing Method

I try to build up every section in the following way:

Chapter division:
Begin: introduction to subject
Middle: the actual pages on the subject in question (sometimes written on 3 levels).
End: conclusion or summary; sometimes with references to relevant people, books or to external websites.

Levels of Comprehension:
lv1: page containing knowledge on Level 1 (primary school kids).
lv2: page containing knowledge on Level 2 (high school pupils).
lv3: page containing knowledge on Level 3 (university students).

RIM-cycle:
Every section may contain a RIM-cycle (a cause/effect adjustment loop).
Further in this book, the Topic on 'RIM Cybernetics' will explain a RIMF-pattern:
Reception - Integration - Manipulation - Feedback.
or
rimc:R → rimc:I → rimc:M → rimc:F → next rimc:R etc..

 

Continue to Chapter 1

Book part 1 Topic C: 'Basic Concepts of CosmoPhysics' will start with Chapter 1: 'Introduction to Quantum Theory'.
Please continue reading part 1 topic C Chapter 1: Introduction to Quantum Theory - begin.

 

Example of a pattern displaying RIMF-steps with emphasis on I (= Integration):

R I M F
Book Part.1 OCU Topic C, page 0: Basic Concepts of CosmoPhysics - Overview.