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| Residence | Canada |
| Nationality | Canadian |
| Known for | Vortex Theory |
Ali Adams is an engineer and independent researcher known for his work on helical particle waves and for numerical studies of the structure of the Quran. He is the author of the Vortex Theory, which proposes that light propagates as helical (spring-like) waves, and the developer of the open-source research tool QuranCode.
Biography
Adams trained as an engineer and computer scientist. He completed a BSc in Electrical Engineering at the University of Technology in Baghdad, Iraq, in 1988, followed by an MSc in Electromagnetic Engineering in 1991 and an MSc in Software Engineering at Bournemouth University in the United Kingdom in 1994. In 2000 he completed a PhD in Artificial Intelligence and Object Databases.
He has worked internationally in teaching and research. In 2003 he was an information technology lecturer at the Higher Colleges of Technology in the United Arab Emirates, and in 2010 he taught physics and mathematics in China. Since 2018 he has described himself as a Quran researcher based in Iraq. He publishes his work through his personal website, heliwave.com.
Work
Adams proposes that light travels not as a transverse or purely sinusoidal wave but as a helical wave that spirals with a constant diameter, in the manner of a spring or vortex. In his model, rays of light associated with prime numbers helicate anticlockwise while rays associated with composite numbers helicate clockwise, a framework he presents as the basis of his Vortex Theory. He first put forward a related "Spin and Gravity" idea in 1999 and extended his account of helical particle waves in 2001. He cites a 2014 experiment by a Japanese laboratory, which observed a helical phase structure in radiation from electrons in circular motion, as supporting evidence for helical light.
Adams also researches numerical patterns in the Quran. He developed QuranCode, an open-source numerical and similarity research tool for the text, released between 2011 and 2014. Associated with this work is "Primalogy," a letter-value system he derived from the opening chapter of the Quran (Al-Fatiha), built on prime numbers, which he presents as a checksum for verifying numerical claims about the text.
Education
- BSc Electrical Engineering 1988
- MSc Electromagnetic Engineering 1991
- MSc Software Engineering 1994
- PhD Artificial Intelligence + Object Databases 2000
External links
- heliwave.com — personal website
- Ali Adams at ResearchGate
- QuranCode on GitHub