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• TITLE: The Aether of Spacetime Physics Is the Empty Set of Pure Mathematics

  AUTHORS: Mohamed S. El Naschie

  KEYWORDS: Natural Science

  JOURNAL NAME: Natural Science, Vol.9 No.9, September 12, 2017

  ABSTRACT: The present note is basically an announcement of a theoretical and experimental resolution of one of the most basic fundamental problems of physics, namely the very existence and reality of the Aether [1-11]. This is not only basic philosophy of science or insightful results in theoretical physics and cosmology [1-24] but more than that because it may lead to actually realizing the futuristic dream of free energy [25-28]. Our mathematical and indirect experimental verdict is that the Aether exists and it can be equated to the empty set of pure mathematics [3, 12-16]. More precisely the Aether may be understood for all mathematical and physical purposes as being identical to the empty set [8-14] underlying the Penrose fractal tessellation universe [17] which obeys the A. Connes’ corresponding dimensional function of his noncommutative geometry [18-21].