Ever since physicists invented particle accelerators, nearly 80 years ago, they have used them for such exotic tasks as splitting atoms, transmuting elements, producing antimatter and creating particles not previously observed in nature. With luck, though, they could soon undertake a challenge that will make those achievements seem almost pedestrian. Accelerators may produce the most profoundly mysterious objects in the universe: black holes.

When one thinks of black holes, one usually envisions massive monsters that can swallow spaceships, or even stars, whole. But the holes that might be produced at the highest-energy accelerators--perhaps as early as 2007, when the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN near Geneva starts up--are distant cousins of such astrophysical behemoths. They would be microscopic, comparable in size to elementary particles. They would not rip apart stars, reign over galaxies or pose a threat to our planet, but in some respects their properties should be even more dramatic. Because of quantum effects, they would evaporate shortly after they formed, lighting up the particle detectors like Christmas trees. In so doing, they could give clues about how space-time is woven together and whether it has unseen higher dimensions.

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1. 1. S.Nandakumar Bsc(Engg)FIE ,nuc 03:33 AM 11/26/07

   For a complete deviations and analysis of blackholes the GMR electron scattering of dark matter spit-up aslike to unlikemonopoles for a bigbang and collpse at 1.414 spin velocity perhaps half of its value at counter clockwise spilitup and merger at the end of exhaustive helium/hydrogen fuel simply beomes a quantum magic at half spin 1.414 velocity.Kindly acknowledge my comment please.cheironandakumar@gmail.com on behalf of Oxford astro genetics dn,oxford laser physics,uk

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2. 2. Davids 12:19 AM 4/27/08

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6. 6. nandakumarcheiro.nandakumar@gm 12:36 AM 10/30/11

   In Formulating a new line of thought in Astrogenetics
   Citation with reference to selective frequencies a feedback system of solar, lunar ,planetary emissions the system operate along diagonalised negative slope dynamics analogous to “meta materials that act as metamaterials –electromagnetic cloaking system at microwave frequency selective transformation optics of negative phase as applicable in “transformation optics” that may developed for Astro genetic applications.
   In 1917 Tulio Levi-Civita developed the modern perspective on Karl Freiedrish Guass’s earlier works forming the geometry of surface. In 1981Micheal Berry discovered the phase accumulated by the wave function under going adiabatic evolution forming a new geometry. On a rotating planet such as Mars the Foucault pendulum is an example of parallel transportation along the line of latitude, thus typically enhancing inverse diagonalising matrices forming negative refractive domains which has been earlier confirmed by Sankaravelayudhan Nandakumar letter of citation was got approved at news@nature.com wit a copy to outreach@stic.edu.
   Hall’s quantization confirmed such a line of thought further improved by Hon.John Pendry’s invisible cloaking electron dynamics thuS forming a shadow screen by natural frequency /wave length dynamics of base on new negative phase conjugated optical transformation theory improved by so many especially Hon.Valdimir of Purdue university with re light as a natural source.
   Al these information confirmed the research works carried out by Sankaravelayudhan Nandakumar for a firm footing on theory of genetic hologram that decides the fate of the embryo related cerebral hologram as palm print.He is in debt to the earlier encouragement given by the bold and courageous woman Hon.Ada yonath ,Nobel laureate Hon.George Miley who is like Prof.Hardy to him in such a critical situation with a feedback Dr.William D.Phillips of N.I.S.T wit a copy of Hon.John Pendry of imperial college of technology with a feedback to royal society of London.The Hubbl telescope research team was able to support him in such a critical time , I am in debt to them.says Sankravelayudhan Nandkaumar.
   An inverse transformation of the electrical permittivity and magnetic permittivity phase conjugated leading to spatially variable refractive index optical transformation by a spatially variable refractive index profile will be the basic Astrogenetics theory having synched a conformal footing by John Pendry’s dynamics. An increase in wave length squeeze as decrease in frequency shifted as matter waves in this region. Firm footing on an epistemology of embryogenesis could be assessed with reference to a moving domain phase conjugated as Pendry cloaking screen where by all the planetary emissions of spectrum waves “synch up” when it reemerges at one wave length /frequency with reference to the so called Lagna or GRP (genetic reference plane) along the plane of hologram that act as feedback system that moves at every 2 hours .This is analogous to the behavior of light in gravitational field under Einstein’s theory of relativity and new optics known as transformation optic in built-up by natural selection of frequency base based emissions that may be developed and use in Astrogenetics.
   Conclusion: We are forced to have a new conclusion via transformation optics initiated by diagonalised spin electrons transforming the energy for invisible cloaking dynamics. We are interested in Mar’s spin dynamics. A new thermo dynamical phases and electron gas emerges as variable chemical potential that vary the magneticfield according to hall’s quantized effect as topological variation forming a transverse potential difference between the edges of hall’s surface. Theta angle chosen in such a way to have differentiable feedback system is thus formulated, and the Berry phase under going adiabatic evolution as a function of cos theta deflections. This means differentiable blood grouping is a function of Mar’s rays.
   
   Sankaravelayudhan Nandakumar ,Assistant Professor, MET Engineering College on behalf of Hubble Telescope research Team ,Oxford Astrogenetic dept,uk working with Hon.George Miley ,Emeritus Professor ,University of Illinois ,USA on New fusion propulsion system a applicable in Space ships using dark matter,NIST and JILA research feed back member, Research feed back member to Ada Yonath,Nobel laureate Director molecular Biology director Israel
   
   Ref.Research paper source by D.S.Schurig,B.J.Justice,S.A.Cummer,J.B.Pendry,A.F.Starr,D.R.Smithscience311p(2006)977
   1)hubblesite.org support: ISSUE=1221 PROJ=13
   2)New “transformation optics” that may be developed for Astro genetic applications using Pendry's cloaking dynamics-reg [Incident: 111029-000015]news@nature.com
   3) 1)New Jet propulsion system -reg [Incident: 111012-00019 news@nature.com
   4) #TAG# In Formulating a new line of thought in Astrogenetics-reg [Incident: 111030-000019] news@nature.com
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7. 7. nandakumarcheiro.nandakumar@gm 12:39 AM 10/30/11

   Quantum blackhole electrons will soon be produced very soon out of diagonalised electron spin using hall's magnetic quantization along with John Pendry cloaking dynamics
   Sankaravelayudhan Nandakumar ,Assistant Professor, MET Engineering College on behalf of Hubble Telescope research Team ,Oxford Astrogenetic dept,uk working with Hon.George Miley ,Emeritus Professor ,University of Illinois ,USA on New fusion propulsion system a applicable in Space ships using dark matter,NIST and JILA research feed back member, Research feed back member to Ada Yonath,Nobel laureate Director molecular Biology director Israel
   
   

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