Bruce Rout

Mathematical basis for reality

Science EN ↓ 60 episodes

This is Mathematical basis for reality; a podcast to fill the void.

Author

Bruce Rout

Category

Science

Podcast website

www.rasl.ca

Latest episode

Jul 14, 2025

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Episodes

Episode 35: Statements on the Royal Proclamation of 1763 by the Senate Committee on the Relationship 23.06.2019

These are the statements by the Senate Committee. Original document was read last episode.

Episode 34: The Royal Proclamation of 1763 14.06.2019

A significant part of the Canadian Constitution which is hidden and ignored.

More on the Senate of Canada Report on the Relationship between Indigenous Peoples and Canada. 04.06.2019

More stuff with comments.

Episode 32: Continuing with the Senate of Canada Report on the Relationship between Indigenous Peopl 25.05.2019

Some comments on the role of the Senate and genocide.

Episode 31: Senate of Canada Report on the Relationship between Indigenous Peoples and Canada, with Comments 22.05.2019

With disparaging comments and remarks on the fantasy world of our Senate and their pan-Native view of the great Canadian travesty.

Another chapter: We're not quite dead yet. Starting a Twitch. 22.04.2019

Reminiscing on previous episode and opening up a new platform. Bruce goes to Twitch and completely messes up the software and tries to figure out how it works. Luckily his brave valiant grandson is there to stop him from doing irreparable damage. Roxy leads the way as always. 

Episode 29 - Final Chapter: What's it all about? 03.12.2018

This is our last episode. Thanks for listening and we hope you enjoyed some of our discussion.

Episode 28 - Chapter 16: Roxy's Statement 14.11.2018

In this episode we counter the Copenhagen Interpretation and try to deal with teen suicide.

Episide 27 - Chapter 15 and a bit ... Turning a brick into a human being. 25.10.2018

We burn a 180. The entropy of the universe increases but we can still turn a brick into stars and human beings. Exciting.

Episode 26 - Chapter 15 part 2 Entropy Reversal and Spinning Black Holes 29.09.2018

What is the nature of the brick and how does it affect the Universe?

Episode 25 - Chapter 15 part 1: Entropy Reversal and Galactic Centres 01.09.2018

A friend is dying. We are all approaching an ultimate end. Is it all for nothing, that we pass on and eventually the universe passes on and it is all as though we never were? As we examine the centre of galaxies, and look at very fast spinning black holes, there is an intriguing clue that all may not be for nothing after all.

Episode 24 - Chapter 13&14: An Unlucky Chapter and A Study of 111 Spiral Galaxies. 25.08.2018

This is where the rubber hits the road. We measure the universe and discover it is not expanding -- it's infinite. Galaxies are pretty awesome too once you get to know them.

Episode 23 - Chapter 12.8: Conclusions regarding spiral galaxy NGC3198 18.08.2018

We come to conclusions regarding NGC3198 and take a look at the long term effects of the universe and our place in it.

Episode 22 - Using the Length of the Bar in Barred Spirals to Validate the Model 11.08.2018

Barred spirals are galaxies which look like a bar near its centre but turns into a spiral farther out from the centre. Here we can see the transition between the slower moving bar and faster moving outer section, which appears as a spiral as a result of relativistic effects. A stunning example of General Relativity.

Episode 21 - Chapter 12.5&6 Mass, Linear Density and Luminosity, Using Luminosity to Measure Density. 04.08.2018

Another plank in the Dark Matter platform is the supposed discrepancy between the luminosity profile of galaxies and their mass distribution profile. However, we find this plank is non-existent. And Roxy is ok.

Episode 20 - Chapter 12.3 & 4: Spiral Morphology & Using Distance Measures to Validate the Model 28.07.2018

We talk about the silliness of finding out if spiral galaxies are actually spirals -- they are. And we present a way to measure the distances to galaxies using the fact they are spirals. see also https://www.wikihow.com/Measure-the-Distance-to-a-Galaxy

Episode 19 - Chapter 12.2: An Examination of the Rotation Curve of NGC3198 21.07.2018

We look at the effects of General Relativity on the rotation curve of NGC3198

Episode 18 - Chapter 12.1: Introduction to the Spiral Structure of NGC 3198 14.07.2018

We discuss various models of galaxies and why present models are inappropriate. We examine Kepler and Newton and see what assumptions are required for these approaches to apply. We again open the door for the General Theory of Relativity to explain the spiral structure and flat velocity rotation profile of NGC 3198.

Episode 17 - Chapter 12.0: The Spiral Structure of NGC 3198 07.07.2018

This is the start into showing that Dark Matter not only does not exist, it is completely unnecessary. In our search for truth and our relationship to the universe, we have to deal with a lot of falsehood.

Episode 16 - Chapter 11: Galaxies and the Unified Field Theory 30.06.2018

Big question here: if the universe is infinite and eternal, what about the second law of thermodynamics? Why hasn't the universe wound down and died?

Episode 15 - Chapter 10: String Theory 23.06.2018

A lot of math. Forget superstrings and let's go back to strings. Let's start with the mathematics...

Episode 14 - Chapter 9: Lost in the Math with red shifts. 16.06.2018

An important book coming out of Germany and a photon kisses the Sun.

Episode 13 - Chapter 8: The Einstein Field Equations 09.06.2018

Why are Einstein and Schrodinger a team? How do the Einstein field equations validate objective reality?

Episode 12 - Chapter 7: Schrodinger's Cat 02.06.2018

The cat is dead. But it comes back. The cat always comes back -- ready to strike.

Episode 11 - Chapter 6: Schrodinger's Equation 26.05.2018

Extreme warning for the faint of heart: This podcast contains a significant amount of mathematical derivation including solving a differential equation using separation of variables and characteristic functions. We derive Heisenberg from Schrodinger's equation. This is freaking important people!

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