Aether Medium waves are made of aether; they are aetherial. They are made of aether and are beyond the scope of physics. Quantum wave-functions are mathematical objects that contain measureable information about the quantum system. In that sense, wave-functions could be referred to, loosely, as information waves. Wave-functions are a mathematical description of aether medium waves.Well, that's the time dependent solution in one dimension. But as you know, atoms are three dimensional. The one dimensional solution has a time-independent form: just ignore the $$ \omega t $$ parameter.
In flat spacetimes, I guess so. But you may be aware that spacetime is a manifold (of at least four dimensions); how many "solutions" are there for flat spacetimes?
And I reiterate: information "waves" or any kind of information cannot be "without energy".
Like I said, since aether medium waves are made of aether, they establish the properties of the vacuum, but are themselves aetherial, and unmeasureable.
Aether medium waves establish the EM frequency bandwidth (radio waves to gamma rays). Aether waves establish the EM frequency band, not just for one inertial frame, but for all inertial and accelerating frames. They themselves are unmeasureable. Perhaps aetherial should be defined as unmeasureable? Aetherial waves can express energy as a matter wave or as a electromagnetic energy (light).Information has to be detectable--measurable, also "storable", "writable and readable", "erasable", "usable", etc, none of which can be said to apply to nothing, which you seem to be implying. Information can't be nothing, because it just can't.
Information can be one's/zeroes, or it can be waves. See Fourier series and transforms.Try this thought experiment: you're expecting a call on your 'phone. Nothing happens, you wait for some unspecified amount of time, still nada. What information do you have?
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