  The numerical quantum electronic structure for the energies of the states of
the hydrogen like atoms as given by Sommerfeld in 1915-16 is studied and is
shown to present a scheme that is able to express a unique observer point of
view. The perspective of this observer is essentially how he, if fixed on a
trapped electron, would see his and his electron's state of containment within
the full atomic quantum state. This particular internal view of a quantum state
is then shown to have strong analytic powers in the extremely different
numerical scale of gravitation theory. This unexpected analogy becomes possible
when it is recognised that a basic part of gravitation theory can be expressed
in terms completely analogous to the quantum relativistic electromagnetic
structure involved in Sommerfeld's formula for quantum state energy. The
introduction section brings together the essentials for the understanding of
the electromagnetic side of this analogy and contains a condensation of some
earlier work. The second section, Gravitation Analogy, develops a theory for
gravitation which closely follows the quantum form to give an exact analogy to
the Sommerfeld quantum theory of hydrogen atomic states. Quantum Galactic
Dynamics added October 2012
