CA QUASI-PARTICLES WITH SPIN

"particle" states immersed in a chaotic sea of "vacuum" states

Description

This is a highly experimental code that serves to explore the possible deterministic/algorithmic origin of vacuum fluctuations and ZPE.
The core idea is based on an initially reversible cellular automaton which is documented in the reference given in the first Help lines of the code. The present development is based on the use of bit triplets which may have quiescent v-states and excited p-states. "Excitation" corresponds to an increase of the alphabet base, eg (1,0,1) -> (1,0,2). The other peculiarity of this code is that the lattice constantly rotates, thus it corresponds to an 1-D "Goedel" digital universe with a hidden angular momentum of 1 unit.
Due to rotation, there is a mixing of bits between states that cause non-admissible transitions to occur eg (1,0,2) ->(0,2,*). The new state than has to move to the left or to the right and this is done with the aid of an additional move-collision instruction set. Additionally all triplets undergo reversible transformations represented as permutations of the integers in the interval [0, 2^3-1]. The combination of permutations rules and bit mixing causes the appearance of stochasticity without any explicit use of the RAND function.

• MATLAB release: MATLAB 7.5 (R2007b)