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Sine Wave theory of Pixel   ‐ Comments from group discussion in LinkedIn 
 
These are my comments in various group discussions in LinkedIn about this theory:  
 
 comment 1 :  
 
 Please kindly read the article first. It is a discovery how our own eyes function, the right way. Light 
comes to our eye as undulated wave, explanation of that is given in the article. And I have given a new 
design for pixel, instead of rectangular, it will be wave. So, one row will be one sine wave with many 
cycles in it and in general, we will call each cycle as a pixel. We will give multiple RGB values to each pixel 
which will help us the eliminate 90 to 95 % points from processing, yes you heard correctly, 90 to 95 % 
points, in each frame. That is why it is huge invention for computer and robot vision.  
 
 As it will improve visual quality tremendously as explained in the article, it is a huge invention for visual 
devices and print media as well. So, one single design will certainly redefine four related fields ‐ all visual 
devices, print media, computer vision and robot vision. Isn't it beautiful?  
 
 We also have to give revision to quantum theory and introduce undulation to it. Or we can combine 
quantum theory and wave theory of light and create a new theory of light by naming it MB quantum 
theory. This is my humble request to great professors of MIT and other great universities of the world. 
This is a mathematical certainty. No recent or future scientist can deny it for next 100 years (approx.).  
 
 comment 2:  
 
 Thank you for your nice comments.  
 
 As this is new theory, many research will need to establish real results to support this theory for our 
eye. But, as wave theory is an established theory of light, even before quantum theory, that is a big 
boost for my theory as I support wave theory of light. After I support wave theory of light, I actually get 
all the experimental results of that in support of my theory.  
 
 Just for a second, if you think that my new design of pixel is better design for our eye to process screen 
data as that will reduce many unnecessary calculations, that will be a start.  
 
 but, for all visual devices, print media, computer vision and robot vision, it is certain that my design is 
way better than current one and you will observe that within very short time. All the products in these 
four  fields  will  undoubtedly  and  undeniably  use  my  design,  that  is  a  mathematical  certainly,  either 
anyone believe it or not. As soon as I have proposed this new design of pixel, old design is history.  
 
 there is a slight possibility that our eye actually receive light as quantized with having this new design of 
pixel  placed  in  our  eye  and  creates  the  undulation  by  itself  as  we  will  do  that  using  new  design  for 
robots.  
 
 But, my idea is both is happening. Light is coming as real wave and our eye receives this real wave and 
also using this new pixel design to eliminate points and reduce work.  
 
 think  of  light  is  coming  as  quantized  wave,  so  one  ray  will  not  be  straight  line,  instead,  it  will  be  a 
undulated line where each particle will be part of the undulation and they all come to our eye and eye 
receives the whole string of points or particles one after another using this new design placed in our 
eye. this will help to find the anomaly as this ray is undulating and will bring adjacent areas information 
and help to eliminate all same colored points and leave only the edge or gradient points. This is MB 
quantum theory, light is coming as quantized, but still as undulated wave.  
 
 so, there will be three theories of light ‐ wave theory which is pure wave, quantum theory which is pure 
quantized without wave and MB quantum theory where it is quantized but still coming as wave.  
 
 This  might  also  solve  the  difference  between  quantum  theory  and  wave  theory  and  give  proper 
explanation of all supporting experiment of quantum theory as well as wave theory.  
 
 
  comment 3 :  
 
 thank you for your nice comments.  
 
 As I said earlier, to accept this for our eyes, we really need to do research to find out the reality. It 
surely open doors for search work on this subject. We have not discovered yet how our eye detects the 
wave, but, it does not mean that it will not get discovered anytime, if we do research on this, we might 
find  something  which  will  explain  how  the  wave  gets  detected  by  our  eye.  Please  do  not  think  the 
research of how our eye functions is completed.  
 
 Please read the article, I have mentioned many different designs for various applications. For only visual 
devices, I have proposed only wave structure to all points or pixels, that will remove sharp edges and 
undulation will help to mix with linear and non linear data data and it will find the edge quickly and 
improve visual quality as it will not use unnecessarily coloring a pixel which we do now. you can see the 
example where I have said to break a pixel into four parts and gave some explanation.  
 
 I also have proposed a two layer system for computer and robot vision where all small points will have 
wave structure and some points will combine to a bigger pixel. in that case, we can do whatever we 
want. We can increase wave length, decrease it. change the angle from 0 to 360 degree, that will be 
user option to find better view. we can change amplitude, ever move to random direction with random 
wave length, amplitude and frequency. We can try many thing with that. That is probably for later. We 
have to start with simple version with keeping in mind that we can eliminate 90% points with that. More 
research on this will give more idea for new algorithms with very less work to accomplish our tasks in 
computer and robot vision.  
 
 So, people who have long experience in computer and robot vision, they should have no problem with 
this to use this for all visual devices, print media, computer and robot vision.  
 
 Now, for the physics part of it, these are the new ideas are coming :  
 
 1. light comes to our eye as undulated wave and our eye has no arrangement as I proposed for new 
pixel design.  
 
 2. light comes as quantized, but our eye has arrangement as I have proposed.  
 
 3.light comes as wave and our eye has arrangement as I have proposed. this will help to find anomaly in 
both vertical and horizontal direction. wave will bring the vertical anomaly and the arrangement will 
help to find anomaly in horizontal direction. This will reduce more unnecessary calculations.  
 
 4. light comes as quantized, but as undulated wave with no arrangement as I proposed in eye.  
 
 5. light comes as quantized, but as undulated wave and our eye has arrangement as I proposed.this will 
help to find anomaly in both vertical and horizontal direction. wave will bring the vertical anomaly and 
the arrangement will help to find anomaly in horizontal direction. This will reduce more unnecessary 
calculations.  
 
 We need to do research work to find the reality of it and which option to support and which option to 
discard.  
 
 it does not matter how small level we reach, still we need undulation to mix with linear and non linear 
data. Undulation is always better than linear arrangement as it will find the anomaly quickly. Any good 
mathematician can help someone to understand that if he cannot understand that. You can try the logic 
I have given there and mathematician can explain that better if someone need help to understand that. 
Even with NANO tech, if you give a straight line, it cannot mix with the changing structure of the objects, 
but undulation can will reduce that and will improve visual quality.  
 
 If someone read the article thoroughly with having experience in computer and robot vision, he will 
understand  that  I  have  given  many  proposals  which  will  keep  the  relevant  scientists  busy  for  many 
years.  
 
 The truth is, undulation is so nice concept that, it will give very good quality pictures even with very 
simple pixel sizes.  
 
 
  comment 4:  
 
 "2) What is the effect on changing wavelength on a fixed physical structure? If you use a row to detect a 
wave then surely your looking for waves that are an integer multiple of that row's length? "  
 
 wave will undulate and bring the information about adjacent area. for example, one row up and one 
row  down.  so,  think  a  ray  coming  to  you  from  front,  then,  it  will  go  down  and  up  and  bring  the 
information that is it a possible gradient or edge point or not. Row is not detecting a wave, it is finding 
anomaly in the data.  
 
 
  comment 5:  
 
 Thank you for your comment. Diagram will make it clear, but, basically, just sine function we draw in 
graph  paper  with  many  variations.  For  example,  same  amplitude,  different  amplitude,  same  wave 
length,  different  wave  length,  horizontal,  vertical,  any  angle  between  0‐360  degree,  goes  straight  to 
opposite point in the row, or goes down, up, gets split in the middle once, many times, amplitude and 
wave length gets changed many times in a row, moves in any random direction with any random wave 
length and amplitude.  
 
 Basically, all possible undulated wave. Natural process has no linearity in it, most of the natural process 
in non linear. when something happen in nature, you have to give it freedom of movement, same as a 
tree growing up, it goes in different direction with different length. 
 
 
Author of this article: 
Mutawaqqil Billah 
Independent Research Scientist, 
B.Sc in Computer Science and Mathematics, 
Ramapo College of New Jersey, USA 
Address: 906/2, East Shewrapara, Mirpur, Dhaka, Bangladesh 
Phone: 8801912479175 
Email: mutawaqqil02@yahoo.com 
Linkedin profile link : bd.linkedin.com/pub/mutawaqqil-billah/23/a33/57b/
 
 

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