Dr. Calin Buzea currently works as a medical physicist at the Regional Institute of Oncology in Iasi, Romania. He is an international researcher with more than 25 years of experience in the field of theoretical, computational, and experimental physics. He is also an expert in medical physics with more than 15 years of clinical experience in hospitals. Today, he is focused on the dissemination and development of precision medicine-based radiomics.
This volume deals with extensions of special relativity, general relativity, and their applications in relation to intragalactic and extragalactic dynamics. The book comprises chapters authored by various researchers and edited by an expert active in the relativity research area. It provides a thorough overview of the latest research efforts by international authors on relativity, opening new possible research paths for further novel developments.
Go to the bookPart of the book: Theoretical Concepts of Quantum Mechanics
Part of the book: Selected Topics in Applications of Quantum Mechanics
Part of the book: Selected Topics in Applications of Quantum Mechanics
A theory of space-time is built on a fractal/multifractal variety. Thus, considering that both the spatial coordinates and the time are fractal/multifractal, it is shown that both the energy and the non-differentiable mass of any biostructure depend on both the “state” of the biostructure and a speed limit of constant value. For the dynamics on Peano fractal/multifractal curves and Compton scale resolutions, it is shown that our results are reduced to those of Einstein relativity. In such a context, it has been shown that the “chameleon effect” of cholesterol corresponds to the HDL-LDL state transfer dictated by the spontaneous symmetry breaking through a fractal/multifractal tunnel effect. Then both HDL and LDL become distinct states of the same biostructure as in nuclear physics where proton and neutron are distinct states of the same nucleon.
Part of the book: Progress in Relativity