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− | At PIRT 2006, a speculative concept of a photon-like solution to Maxwell's classical equations was presented in which helically rotating solutions appeared to have properties that are typically associated with photons. Since that time, our understanding of these solutions has increased and the previous work has to be modified. This paper will present a digest of the latest results that enables us to clarify past work and review new experimental evidence for the theory. | + | At PIRT 2006, a speculative concept of a photon-like solution to Maxwell's classical equations was presented in which helically rotating solutions appeared to have properties that are typically associated with photons. Since that time, our understanding of these solutions has increased and the previous work has to be modified. This paper will present a digest of the latest results that enables us to clarify past work and review new experimental evidence for the theory. |
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Latest revision as of 19:19, 1 January 2017
Scientific Paper | |
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Title | A Relativistic Wave-Particle Based on Maxwell\'s Equations: Part II |
Read in full | Link to paper |
Author(s) | John E Carroll |
Keywords | Relativity, Wave-Particle, Maxwell?s Equations |
Published | 2008 |
Journal | None |
No. of pages | 2 |
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Abstract
At PIRT 2006, a speculative concept of a photon-like solution to Maxwell's classical equations was presented in which helically rotating solutions appeared to have properties that are typically associated with photons. Since that time, our understanding of these solutions has increased and the previous work has to be modified. This paper will present a digest of the latest results that enables us to clarify past work and review new experimental evidence for the theory.