Mathematical Nanotechnology: Quantum Field Intentionality

Abstract

Considering the finite actions of a field on the matter and the space which used to infiltrate their quantum reality at level particle, methods are developed to serve to base the concept of intentional action of a field and their ordered and supported effects (synergy) that must be realized for the organized transformation of the space and matter. Using path integrals, these transformations are decoded and their quantum principles are shown.

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Bulnes, F. (2013) Mathematical Nanotechnology: Quantum Field Intentionality. Journal of Applied Mathematics and Physics, 1, 25-44. doi: 10.4236/jamp.2013.15005.

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