This is PSTJ Volume 10 Issue 7 first published in October, 2019. It is entitled "Non-Abelian Field of Electron, Quark Memory, & Twistors in TGD" and contains the following articles: (1) The Non-Abelian Field Current of the Self-interacting Quantum Electron; (2) N-theory: Do Quarks Have Memory? (3) Twistors in TGD; (4) Why Ramified Primes Are So Special Physically; (5) Bianchi Type -VIo String Cosmological Model in the Presence of Massive Scalar Field; (6) Modified Takabayasi String with Bulk Viscous Fluid & Variable ??? in ...
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This is PSTJ Volume 10 Issue 7 first published in October, 2019. It is entitled "Non-Abelian Field of Electron, Quark Memory, & Twistors in TGD" and contains the following articles: (1) The Non-Abelian Field Current of the Self-interacting Quantum Electron; (2) N-theory: Do Quarks Have Memory? (3) Twistors in TGD; (4) Why Ramified Primes Are So Special Physically; (5) Bianchi Type -VIo String Cosmological Model in the Presence of Massive Scalar Field; (6) Modified Takabayasi String with Bulk Viscous Fluid & Variable ??? in Kantowski-Sachs Universe; (7) Cyclic Surfaces of Constant Gauss Curvature in Galilean Space; (8) The Change of the Willmore Energy of a Curve in L3; (9) On Exo/Endo Observer & Quantum Physics; (10) On the Emergence of Spacetime Dimensions from Kolmogorov Entropy; (11) On Newtonian Dynamics with Variable Mass of the Sun and Earth; (12) SUSY in TGD Universe; (13) Quantum Self-organization by heff Changing Phase Transitions; (14) Solar Metallicity Problem from TGD Perspective; and (15) On the Fundational Conflict of Quantum Theory and Classical Gravity.Prespacetime Journal ("PSTJ," http: //... is a publication in which physicists, mathematicians and other learned scholars publish their research results and express their views on the origin, nature and mechanism of spacetime and its possible connection to a prespacetime. It is also a journal where all learned scholars can present their models and experimental results on elemental particles, fundamental forces including gravity and related topics.
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