Mind & Its Languages of Reason THE WORK A GEOMETRICAL MODEL OF THE UNIVERSE, AS DEFINED BY QUANTUM NUMBERS, WITH THE QUANTIFICATION OF PI, PHI, E, AND I A SYNOPSIS OF THE WORK A LIFE OF WORK: A PROFESSIONAL AUTOBIOGRAPHY 1 A Model of the Universe and Quantum Numbers Copyright © 2020 William John Cox All Rights Reserved. No part of this publication can be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, without permission in writing from William John Cox, who asserts his moral right to be identified as the author of this work. ISBN: 9798670203142 Incorporating by reference the entirety of the author’s published work–more than 16 books–and more specifically relying on papers published in Mind & Its Languages of Reason in 2019, which derived from Millennial Math & Physics published in 2015, which was the print compilation of the eBooks, Mindkind: Math & Physics, and Time Travel to Ancient Math & Physics published in 2012, which published writings, drawings, and descriptions first compiled in the late 90s. Front Cover: A Model of the Quantum Universe, as imagined by the author. Software engineering modeling (and UNBaseConverter&Calculator) by Brian Norberto Gonzalez, and spiral graphics and cover by Liam Newman. Back Cover: A drawing made by the author almost 40 years ago to illustrate an imagined geometric reduction of a cube with parabolic curves, starting from all eight corners and descending simultaneously to and through its center and beyond–revealing its inverse sphere. The symbolism of this early matrix of UN numbers led to their handwritten expression by Helen Werner Cox, who painted the portraits of the author and drew the UN Quantum Calculator. Steven Cox digitally rendered drawings into interior graphics. WilliamJohnCox.com Mindkind.info HelenWernerCox.com 2 The Work CONTENTS Dedication ................................................................ 6 A Synopsis of The Work .......................................... 8 A Geometrical Model of the Universe, as Defined by Quantum Numbers, With the Quantification of Pi, Phi, e, and i. ................................................... 17 UN Model of the Quantum Universe ............. 26 Universal Numbers ............................................ 31 The Multiples of One ........................................ 34 The Divisions of One ........................................ 39 Quantum Numbers ............................................ 43 The Square Roots of Negative One (i) ........... 45 The Computerized Calculation of Quantum Numbers.............................................................. 50 The Quantification of Pi, Phi, e, and i .............. 56 Merging UN Mathematics and Geometry ...... 64 A Spherical Quantum Matrix ........................... 71 The Essence of Pi .............................................. 73 Ratio Numbers ................................................... 77 The Formula ....................................................... 79 Light, Time, and Mind ...................................... 86 By the Beach: In Quarantine ............................ 90 Matrices ............................................................. 110 3 A Model of the Universe and Quantum Numbers A Life of Work: A Professional Autobiography ................................................................................ 118 Law Enforcement ................................................ 121 Los Angeles Police Department .................... 123 National Standards for Policing ..................... 125 Peers for Peace ................................................. 127 Practice of Law .................................................... 128 The Holocaust Case ......................................... 131 Forensic Practice .............................................. 136 Publication of the Suppressed Dead Sea Scrolls ............................................................................ 137 State Bar Prosecutor ........................................ 140 Political Activism ................................................. 142 1980 Presidential Campaign ........................... 145 Law Enforcement Alternative to War ........... 146 A Peaceful Political Evolution ....................... 148 War on Drugs ................................................... 149 Political Publications ....................................... 150 The United States Voters’ Rights Amendment (USVRA) ........................................................... 152 The Rights of Liberty ...................................... 155 Philosophy ............................................................ 157 Mindkind ...................................................... 158 4 The Work Physics and Mathematics ............................ 159 The Reality of Mind .................................... 162 Personal ................................................................. 164 5 A Model of the Universe and Quantum Numbers DEDICATION To My Mother, Minnie Irene Oswalt-Cox (1899-1946), Who holds me, eternally, within her arms, She, who gave me life, mind, spirit, and song; And To My Father, Samuel Hubert Cox (1897-1951), He who taught me to read books and to chart the sky; and How to plan work and to work the plans, Allowing me to see today—how tomorrow could be; He, whose patriot forefathers fought for our liberty, Engendering a duty to defend our freedoms, and Sustaining our strength and courage to right wrongs; And To their children, and theirs; The motto on the Cox crest being: Go, seek someone who is worthy to be taken into our family. 6 The Work Samuel H. Jr., Mary Jean, Billy Jack, Jo Evelyn, Mother, Amanda Lynn, Lon Ed, Father, John Larry, and Doris Nell. Filmed in the dirt yard of a 200-acre, dry-land cotton farm, located on the highway and railroad, halfway between Ropesville and Wolfforth in the Panhandle of Texas, at a house without utilities, except windmill well water. Night was lighted by kerosene, food was cooked with mesquite, fields were plowed with horses and mules, weeds were hoed in the summer, and cotton bolls were pulled by hand in the fall. The photograph was taken in 1941, as the oldest, “Buddy” was leaving to serve in the War, and the youngest, “Billy Jack” was learning to talk. He would go on to rename himself William John in 1968, when his official birth certificate filed in Lubbock by the doctor who delivered him on his grandmother’s farm, was found to have never had the name filled in. 7 A Model of the Universe and Quantum Numbers A SYNOPSIS OF THE WORK “A Geometrical Model of the Universe, as Defined by Quantum Numbers, With the Quantification of Pi, Phi, e, and i” and this synopsis were drafted by William John Cox as comprehensive descriptions of the languages written and visually demonstrated in The Work, establishing him as the sole author of a universal, 16- base mathematical language to substitute as ASCII for the digital language of communication, allowing all existing computer operations access to a vastly simplified application of calculating positive numbers: 1,2,3,U, 4,5,6,N, 7,8,9,S, C,X,W,10. Each Positive One (+1) is composed of one billion “One Pluses” (1+), valued at 0.000000001, with each little eit (e-it) being further defined as a ratio reduction of the number e, commencing in base two 8 The Work (1+ = 7√e). The ratio increases by 7s (9) in succeeding two-square bases, including the UN base-100 (256) positive number matrix, in which the eit is calibrated at (1+) = UN√e. The UN quantum number system introduces the mirrored calculation of negative numbers using a representative WS (252)-base, four-place, matrix based on the tiny counting number 0.010U which, when multiplied by WS, adds up to 0.WWW0–the fractional equivalent of Positive One. Valued at 0.010U, the iit (i- it), or “One Minus” (1-), is the millionth quantum element of the Negative One (—1). In the series: .010U, .020N, .030S, .0U10, etc., each counter inherently contains three quantum numbers (e.g. .0101, .0102, .0103, .010U). These can serve as quantum Qx, Qy, and Qz, for the identification of N (eight) individual (positive-negative-neutral) quantum 9 A Model of the Universe and Quantum Numbers possibilities for each number in the negative matrix, allowing NN to equal 1:000:000–the number of initial quantum elements in each Negative One (—1). Geometric squaring of the One Minus iit demonstrates that its 4th power equates with the Negative One (—1); however, (1-) can be additionally identified as the Nth successive, quantum square root of the Negative One, where the iit is calibrated at (1-) = QN√—1. Thus, a Positive One (+1), less a One Plus (1+) eit, becomes a Negative One (— 1), and the One Minus (1-) iit is quantified as the Nth successive quantum square root of Negative One (—1). 10 The Work When calculated in UN, these scientific numbers are quantified at N: Pi = 3.2U3W58NNN, Phi = 1.7X36679N, Phi2 = 2.7X36679N, and e = 2.96X14152N. Irrational numbers of science, including 2Pi at 5.UN6XC411, translate into UN quantum geometry through the ancient fraction (1/7), by which 1/6 places proximate Pi at 3.2U72U7, 2Pi at 5.U72U72, and which relates to the UN fractional square root of Phi at 1.U4C16U. 11 A Model of the Universe and Quantum Numbers The UN quantum language logically organizes the multiples of the (1-), .010U iit, commencing with its 12th (18) multiple, the quantum Pi number .12UN and its computational progeny, which synchronize the mirroring of the negative and positive matrices in merging UN with current applications, such