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Is there an 8-dimensional "engine" behind our universe? Join Marion Kerr on a fun, visually exciting journey as she explores a mysterious, highly complex structure known simply as 'E8'--a weird, 8-dimensional mathematical object that for some, strange reason, appears to encode all of the particles and forces of our 3-dimensional universe. 

 Meet surfer and renowned theoretical physicist Garrett Lisi as he rides the waves and paraglides over the beautiful Hawaiian island of Maui and talks about his groundbreaking discovery about E8 relates deeply to our reality; and learn why Los Angeles based Klee Irwin and his group of research scientists believe that the universe is essentially a 3-dimensional "shadow" of this enigmatic... thing... that may exist behind the curtain of our reality. ENJOY THE MOVIE! And SHARE IT!

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This is talk given via zoom to the QGR staff.

Klee Irwin - Bending the Second Law

Classic & Quantum Mechanics is a theory based on the notion that at the very core of reality, randomness is the fundamental stuff of nature. So what we have is an ergodic theory wherein the microstate configurations that are energetically equal and describe some macroscopic configuration with a fixed energy "E" are all equally probable. If it were possible that emergent forms of ultra high complex information can act as a statistical force then in principle that very difficult to compute emergent complex energy systems information can act as a ergodicity buster to dehomogenize the microstate configurations in order to select the ones that lead to higher magnitudes if emergent complex information according to what the strategy is of that system of complex information.

This is a talk Klee Irwin gave to the QGR staff via zoom. 

Klee Irwin - Not Exactly First Principles

Emergence theory is based on the principle of language, as explained in the paper, The Code-theoretic Axiom. Although, quasicrystals are perhaps the only example of a language that is non-invented and based on mathematical first principles, the programs or add on rules that can be placed on the fundamental code that tells you how to order two or more syntactically legal quasicrystals involve rules that are not implied by mathematical first principles.

It was a pleasure to welcome Caroline Gorham to QGR to give a guest talk. I hope you'll enjoy watching her lecture on what Hopf Fibrations can tell us about crystallization and glass formation as much as I did.