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Title: SpinLab released
Post by: Mark Snoswell on 2012.09.28, 11:22:03
Hi -- in case anyone is interested we have released the first version of SpinLab software for visualizing spinors.

home page here http://chavascience.com/spinlab
downloads from here http://chavascience.com/spinlab/download
Article here http://chavascience.com/spinlab/s-spinors
and YouTube video here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJDvfXlKC7A

its free and always will be. This first version implements a new method I invented for generating spinors. IN the next version we hope to add another new method for generating spinors from nested Librations -- this is cool as it will show how simple friction between two 3D spaces can give rise to resonant spinors.

cheers
Mark.
Title: Re: SpinLab released
Post by: EMdevices on 2012.09.29, 16:14:46
Thank you Mark, very interesting.  Imagine having to explain it to students just with words, almost impossible.
EM
Title: Re: SpinLab released
Post by: poynt99 on 2012.09.29, 21:06:24
Thanks Mark. Really cool application.
Title: Re: SpinLab released
Post by: Mark Snoswell on 2012.10.02, 08:24:39
wow -- thanks for looking at it.

... next version I hope to have a new method for generating the spinors (same spinors) -- a libration method. This will then allow us to demonstrate and study how friction between two spaces can cause a natural spin resonance to emerge... in other words we will be able to show how ZPE can drive natural spin resonance and sustain electrons, protons and neutrons.