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TheoSea: Marching Theory to Light

08/14/2017

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by Mark A. Stalzer, et al.

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There is sufficient information in the far-field of a radiating dipole antenna to rediscover the Maxwell Equations and the wave equations of light, including the speed of light c. TheoSea is a Julia program that does this in about a second, and the key insight is that the compactness of theories drives the search. The program is a computational embodiment of the scientific method: observation, consideration of candidate theories, and validation.

Mark A. Stalzer
2 publications
Chao Ju
1 publication

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