Answer to Question #10041 in Quantum Mechanics for Enrique Orquiz

Question

I am currently in the process of validating a theory which i have been working on for some time. I would like to get an expert's opinion on the work i have done so far but for safety purposes i will refrain from exposing my developed ideas and work in this manner. I have a question which i hope can be clarified by a professional .My physics professors are too lost into their world of classical mechanics that they just ridicule my proposals due to the fact that they get to the point where they become counter intuitive. they do not seem to be quite knowledgeable on the field and as a result they are not able to provide me with a reasonable answer. The Tachyon particle is not widely considered from the fact that it obtains a negative mass and form of energy, thus it it is comprised of imaginary values. Is it not safe to assume that the particle itself can exist but to us it would be nonexistant due to the fact that we occupy a three dimensional frame and the particle itself is dimensionless like a charge?