MAN have I got a good one for you today!!!!!!!!
Go to this page
http://id.mind.net/~zona/mmts/miscellan ... olver.html and enter the following values:
a=1, b=-64.0625, c=-1, hit calculate. (64.0625 is just (128+1/8)/2, the fine structure constant converges to 128 at high energies.)
Then add a zero to c=-1, so it equals -10, and hit calculate. Keep adding zeros to c= until you hit the jackpot at c=-10000!
Key to this discovery was the sudden realization that 137.0359... PLUS 72.97352... = 200+10. Then I found that 137.0359... MINUS 72.97352... = 64.06247432 (close to 128.125/2).
There are 2 other dimensionless ratios which scale like this.
Water boil/freeze on absolute temp scale 373.15/273.15 =
1.3660992 (pure dimensionless energy ratio)
c/2Rinf = 13.6595 (this is a PURE NUMBER 1/t) Also, remember that 1/13.6595 = 0.0732089 (sqrt3-1)/10
1.3661 is a very interesting number because if you make it the adj. side, and the hypotenuse is sqrt2, the opp will be .3661, but the sides are based on the sqrt3. After you square the sides, look how they add up. That's what made a light bulb go off in my head about alpha.
Also, the thermal conductance quantum, when you use T = 273.15 K, gives 1613544223 W/K (1/t), so the thermal resistance is 6.197536986E-10 K/W, (t/1). Divide THAT by Space to get energy, and you get 0.01360202146. Divide that by .02353827 (freezing point of water in eV), and you get 1/sqrt3.
And most of all, let's not forget that electron spin, the PRIMARY source of all "quantum phenomena" according to David Hestenes (see pg 51 of
http://modelingnts.la.asu.edu/pdf/SpacetimePhysics.pdf is quantized in units of sqrt3/2 h-bar.
JUST FOUND THIS on
http://www.dac.neu.edu/physics/a.cromer ... ssure.html...
Quote:
Let Vi be the volume of a gas at the temperature of an ice-water mixture (Oo C) and let Vb be the volume of this same gas at the temperature of boiling water (100o C). Then, assuming no change in pressure, the ratio of these volumes is found to be the same for all gases:
Vb/Vi= 1.3661 . . . (3)
AND Get this on
http://rredc.nrel.gov/solar/standards/am0/newam0.html...
Quote:
The integrated spectral irradiance has been made to conform to the value of the solar constant accepted by the space community; which is 1366.1 W/m2.