Tuesday, 22 August 2017

A Complete Report On Parallel Universe

A Complete Report On Parallel Universe

1.     Title:
Parallel Universe
2.     Objective:
To explain concept of parallel universe by quantum physics
3.     Abstract:

Parallel universe is the theory which states that our universe is not the only universe, but there exists many universes parallel to each other. And this concept is proposed by MWT theory which is based on idea that there is a possibility that all possible events, no matters how silly or fantastic, might occur.

4.     Background:

The parallel universe is a whole universe just like ours but there can be no interaction between us as the term parallel suggests never meet. It is basically a part of universe which is defined as if there exists everything. The universe we live in may not be the only one out there. Our universe is only a small part of an infinite number of universes around us making a multiverse concept. There are many physicists who tried to explain the concept of multiverse three of the theories are given below.

4.1.Infinite Universe:
  

     This theory suggests that there are infinite universes around us .If we look far enough then it means you would encounter infinite versions of you i.e. space time goes on forever and starts repeating at some time.


4.2.Bubble Universe:

The theory proposed by Tuft University cosmologist Alexander Vilenkin suggests if infinite space time extension creates infinite universes then other universes could be created from the theory of eternal inflation.This means universe expanded rapidly after Big Bang in result inflating like a balloon. In this case some part is inflating, some stops inflating thus giving rise to many isolated bubbles.

5.     Parallel Universe:

Basically the idea of parallel universes arises from string theory proposed by Paul Steinhardt and Neil Turok. According to this theory if you are trying to explain something to somebody in this universe then there might be somebody else in another universe trying to explain the same thing to somebody else.

5.1.Concepts of Parallel Universe:

According to MIT cosmologist Max Tegmark, there are four levels of parallel universes:
1.      An infinite universe that according to the laws of probability must contain another copy of earth somewhere
2.      Other distant regions of space with different physical parameters but follows same basic laws.
3.      Other universes where each possibility that can exist does exist described by the many worlds interpretation of quantum physics
4.      Entirely distinct universes that may not even be connected to occur in any meaningful way and very likely have entirely different fundamental laws.

6.     Description:

To the average person, quantum mechanics is the convoluted, science fiction branch of physics. A radical new theory plays into that, proposing that parallel universes exist and interact with each other-and that scientists may be able to test for them. However, we don’t see these universes because our cosmic vision is limited by the speed of light. Light started travelling at moment of Big Bang, 14 billion light years (since space is expanding).This volume of space is Hubble volume and represents an observable universe.

6.1.Many World Theory

In 1957, a young Princeton University doctoral candidate named Hugh Everett came up with a radical idea that there exist parallel universes, exactly like our universe. These universes are all related to our indeed, they branch off from ours, and our universe is branched off of others. Within these universes, our wars have had different outcomes that the ones we know. Species that are extinct in our universe have evolved and adopted in others. In other universes, we humans may have become extinct.
According to Griffith, main points of many world theory are,
·         The universe we live in just one of an unknown “gigantic” number of worlds, some of which are almost identical to ours, but most are “very different”.
·         All the worlds are equally real, existing continuously through time with precisely defined properties.


Dr Michael Hall from Griffith's Centre for Quantum Dynamics says the 'Many-Interacting Worlds' theory may even create the extraordinary possibility of testing for the existence of other worlds



According to many world theory, when quark measurement is processed, there are two possibilities, the weapon can either fire or not, at this moment, the theory claims that, the universe splits into two different universes account for two different endings. The weapon will discharge in one reality, but not discharge in other.
7.     Parallel Universes do exist:

There are two possible theories that presents the reasons to believe that parallel universes do exist.
§  Eternal Inflation
§  Ekpyrotic Theory

7.1.Eternal Inflation

Eternal inflation is an inflationary universe model, which is itself an outgrowth or extension of Big Bang theory. In theories of eternal inflation, the inflation phase of the universe’s expansion lasts forever in at least some regions of the universe. The findings of eternal inflation mean that when inflation starts, it produces not just one universe, but an infinite number of universes.

7.2.Ekpyrotic Theory

According to this theory, if the universe is that region that results when two branes collide, then the branes could actually collide in multiple locations. For Example, Sheet flapping on a bed, will touch it at different points. If the sheet were a brane, then each point of collision would create its own universe with its own initial conditions.

8.     Quantum Perspective:

Quantum mechanics is the branch of physics that describes the rules that governs the universe on the microscopic scale. It tries to explain how subatomic particles can behave both as particles and as waves. It also offers an explanation about why particles appear to exist in multiple positions at the same time.
This fuzzy clump of possible positions is described by a wave function, an equation that predicts that many possible spots a given particle can occupy. Though, we talk of universe splitting, this isn’t precisely true. From math view, there is only one wave function and it evolves over time. The superposition of different universes all co-exist simultaneously in same infinite dimensional Hilbert space. These separate co-existing universes interfere with each other yielding quantum behaviour.
Parallel universes is strangest place of all because it would follow different mathematical laws of nature than our universe. In short, any universe that physicists can get to work out on paper would exist, based on the mathematical democracy principle that
Any universe that is mathematically possible has equal possibility of actually existing.

8.1.From where the concept of wave function arises??????

Is it possible for an electron to be at two places at once, or for a cat to be both alive and dead at same time?
According to quantum mechanics, both scenarios are possible and the heart of this concept lies in wave function: The mathematical formula used to describe quantum objects.

8.2.Electron at two places at once

To see how the wave function works, let us consider an electron shooting out of a cathode ray tube. Now the wave function for this electron is just the description of where the electron is. The wave function is an irregular number, the complex number such as an imaginary number. The wave function gives you the prediction of where would electron be in the future. It’s a statement about probability nothing else.

If you consider two electrons with the exact same wave function and look to see where they are you might find that one is at one place (let say A) and the other at another (say B), and once you observed an electron to taking it at point B and not at another point (A). The wave function immediately changes. The physicists say that it collapses. Broad range of possibilities to one specific answer. The active measure the electron is what gives it is its position. And this brings us back to the cat that is both alive and dead at the same time.

9.     Schrodinger’s Cat Paradox:

The quantum mechanical Schrodinger’s cat paradox according to the many-worlds interpretation is:
Every event is a branch point, the cat is both alive and dead, even before the box is opened, but the “alive” and “dead” cats are in different branches of the universe, both of which are equally real, but which do not interact with each other.
As it usually told that a cat and a vial poison are sealed into a box. Then a quantum event happens with the probability of 50% that breaks or does not break the vial of poison and kills or does not kill the cat So is the cat still breathing? The wave function reflects both possibilities.


In the standard interpretation of quantum mechanics, both possibilities are real. The cat is truly both alive and dead until an observer opens up the box. At this point, the kitty collapses into an either alive or dead state.

This is absurd. Cats can’t be both alive and dead at the same time. So how do we get out of this paradox?
One of the two ways: Either the wave function doesn’t really exist, it’s just reflection of our knowledge. Or the cats are both alive and dead but in two Parallel Universes.
Before directly going to main topic that is parallel universes, take into notice some important terms:

10. Collapse Approach:

It states that the measurement of a quantum system invokes a collapse of the quantum wave function, from a super positional state into a state that can be described classically. It suggests that instantaneous action at a distance should simply be accepted in quantum mechanics, as it was with British physicist Issac Newton’s theory of gravitation. Einstein did not like the collapse approach because it suggests that instantaneous action at a distance occurs when the wave function collapses. Einstein along with Boris and Rosen presented what became known as the ERP paper, in 1935 which states that quantum mechanics is incomplete. There must be hidden variables which explain why there is no need for instantaneous travel, which Einstein referred as “spooky actions at a distance”.

10.1.                    Problems with Collapse Approach

There are a number of problems with the collapse approach:
·         Firstly, it does not adequately define what constitutes a measurement, and therefore it does not adequately define when the collapse of the wave function occurs.
·         Secondly, there are no collapse dynamics within quantum theory itself, and so they need to be added by hand.
·         Thirdly, the collapse approach cannot explain how the quantum world can make contact with the classical world at all, since both systems obey different physical laws.
The third problem is known as the measurement problem.

10.2.                    The Bohm Approach

In 1952, American physicist David Bohm suggested that there is no need for instantaneous action at a distance because the collapse approach is incorrect, and there is no collapse of the wave function.

10.3.                    The Everett’s Many World’s Approach

In 1957, American Physicist Hugh Everett III suggested that Bohm is right, there is no collapse of the wave function, but he interpreted this very differently, devising the many worlds or Everett approach. Any material theory of mind will have to explain why people have subjective experiences. This may be a problem that we will never be able to solve. However, there may already be a theory that explains the subjective nature of consciousness. This is known as the Everett, or many worlds, approach to quantum mechanics.
Collapse approach to quantum mechanics cannot apply their theory to the universe as a whole because an external observer would be required in order to collapse its super positional state. The Everett approach does not face this problem, and so it can describe the entire universe using Schrodinger’s wave equation. This super positional universe is known as the multiverse.
The Everett approach does not face the problem of explaining the appearance of instantaneous action at distance, which is apparent in the collapse approach to quantum mechanics. This is because there is no need to send information between one entangled quantum system and another.
Although Everett only mentioned the word “branches” in his 1957 paper, the realism associated with them soon led to the term Parallel Worlds being used instead. Dewitt was the first to do so when he popularized Everett’s approach in 1970 and by 1977, Everett was defending his theory in these terms.

10.4.                    The preferred Basis Problem

The Everett, or many worlds approach to quantum mechanics solves the measurement problem by stating that
Macroscopic objects also obey the laws of quantum mechanics,
But it then faces a similar problem known as the preferred basis problem. The preferred basis problem asks why the universe is split into the separate worlds, we experience, if it is really part of a multiverse. I am leaving this question answered waiting for another one to solve this problem. However, a clue to this is Decoherence Theory.

11. Islam and Parallel Universes:

God also swears that someday we will travel to one of those extra dimensions.
 I swear by the afterglow of sunset... You will ride one layer from another layer. [Quran 84.16-18]
According to the Quran, we cannot see nor collide with Jinn but they have weight:
 We [Allah] will settle your affair, both you of weight (man and jinn). [Quran 55.31]
The Jinn have weight means that we can detect their gravity and they can detect our gravity. So according to the Quran we cannot see the Jinn nor collide with them but we can detect their gravity. 



Just as the Jinn is of different type that we cannot see nor collide with but we can detect their gravity, there are six other Heavens that we cannot see nor collide with either but we can detect their gravity, superimposed above the visible one:
 So [Allah] decreed them as seven heavens (one above the other) in two days and revealed to each heaven its orders. And We [Allah] adorned the lowest heaven with lights, and protection. Such is the decree of the Exalted; the Knowledgeable. [Quran 41.12]
According to the Quran, only the lowest heaven has visible light. This means that this Dark Matter exists in the six Heavens superimposed above the lowest one. Also according to the Quran, each of these remaining six Heavens is of a different type and each has its own planets like Earth
12. Conclusion:
Many scientists believe that parallel exists but many scientists not. In many view MWT is a pseudo-science. You don’t have any way to prove or disprove this hypothesis. It is an irrefutable. That is, we should have some way to prove or disprove it.But according to Islamic point of view, parallel universe exists.
13. References:
·         http://www.universetoday.com/113900/parallel-universes-and-the-many-worlds-theory/
·         http://www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/2015/06/parallel-universes-are-they-revealed-at-the-quantum-level.html
·         https://www.rt.com/usa/202255-many-interacting-worlds-quantum-mechanics/

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