Vacuum

Definition

Absolute vacuum corresponds to the general state of the Elementary Field that we call "Emptiness", the homogeneous, not perturbed, quantum vacuum.

In this state of the Elementary Field, only Elementary Events exist, with absolutely homogeneous distributions, in space and in time. Here the Field is dynamically (at the most elementary Level of Reality) static and isotropic.

Common definition

Links to Wikipedia pages:

• Vacuum

See also

• States of Physical Fields
• Void
• Microstates
• Structured Elementary Field
• Cognitive states
• States of Cognitive Fields
• States
• Information
• Relation
• Complexity
• Relations
• The Cycle of Information
• Events

Links to the related sections of the TFNR Paper

• TFNR - Energy and matter in the structured Field
• TFNR - Energy
• TFNR - Dark Energy
• TFNR - Ordinary Energy
• TFNR - Some common physical phenomena in the structured Field
• TFNR - The role of emergence in the construction of Reality
• TFNR - Nothing is absolute, everything is relative and evolves
• TFNR - Relations: Information/Energy - Complexity - Evolution/Essence (Form)
• TFNR - What evolves?
• TFNR - Relation and Information: the “objects” of evolution
• TFNR - Information “and/or” Energy
• TFNR - Evolution: the Metabolic Cycle of Information
• TFNR - Information and complexity
• TFNR - Chaos, Organization, Order: entropy and …enthalpy
• TFNR - From chaos to order: state / phase transitions
• TFNR - Different kinds of order
• TFNR - 7.4 The states of the Elementary Field
• TFNR - 7.4.2 Vacuum

Classification

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