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  • The Double-Slit Paradox
    | title = The Double-Slit Paradox ...ectron]], [[velocity]], [[oscillations]], [[wave particle]], [[double-slit paradox]]
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  • Beyond the Point Particle: A Wave Structure for the Electron
    The dual particle/wave nature of the electron has long been a paradox in physics.  I propose that the structure of the electron consists ent
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  • Wave-Particle Duality Considered as a Relativistic Paradox
    | title = Wave-Particle Duality Considered as a Relativistic Paradox | keywords = [[wave-particle duality]], [[special relativity]], [[blackbody radiation]], [[photoelectric
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  • Significant Facts Revealed by the EPR Paradox and Bell's Theorem
    | title = Significant Facts Revealed by the EPR Paradox and Bell\'s Theorem ...uncertainty principle. These are the significant facts revealed by the EPR paradox and Bell's theorem not previous assertions. The overhaul of Quantum Mechan
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  • Eric S Reiter
    | known_for = [[Wave-particle duality]], [[Quantum physics]] ...o what he calls the [[Threshold Model]] as well as his work on solving the wave-particle duality.
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  • The Dilemma of Radiant Momentum ? a Poynting Paradox and its Resolution
    | title = The Dilemma of Radiant Momentum ? a Poynting Paradox and its Resolution ...ugh a classical ballistic theory, nor through special relativity theory. A paradox involving the Poynting vector is resolved through the hypothesis of a longi
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  • Demystifying the EPR Paradox
    | title = Demystifying the EPR Paradox ...ed by considering de Broglie?s postulate. Therefore, if the duality of the wave-particle should be considered a property of the helical trajectory, as proposed by N
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  • Introduction to the Theory of Despace
    ...low is extremely small when the photon moves in the space. This solved the paradox between the phenomenon of stellar aberration and the MMX. The Theory of Des
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  • A Reality-Based Replacement for Quantum Mechanics
    ...ission frequencies (again, photons are not used). Entanglement and the EPR paradox are resolved because the necessity to include "photons" in the theory is el
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  • A New Theory for Electromagnetic Radiation Based on Classical Electrostatics Contradicting Maxwell?s Electromagnetism
    | keywords = [[Electromagnetic radiation]], [[wave-particle paradox]], [[Coulomb's law]], [[Amp?re's law]], [[Lorentz transformation]], [[Farad ...ion is proposed, a model that fits with the ambiguous &lsquo;wave-particle paradox&rsquo;.</span></span></span>
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  • Coulomb's Law is the Basis for Radiation Energy
    ...ith a sine wave was used. This made it possible to give the ?wave-particle paradox? a mathematical basis.
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  • Cosmological Redshift and Light Velocity in Vacuum
    ...er very long distances, and this provides a natural explanation of Albers' paradox.
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  • Light: a Photon Flux and Other Topics
    The wave-particle problem is resolved by the mathematical isomorphism between hydrodynamics a ...: Times New Roman;">&#946;</span><sub>0</sub>/c, thereby resolving Olber's paradox. The 2.7?K cosmic background radiation is cosmologically red shifted starli
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  • Consciousness as a Sub-Quantum Perspectives
    ...enigma called the wave-particle duality appears naturally and is free from paradox. In this way the nuether seems able to generate the quantum world-the base
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  • Quantum Paradoxes and Physical Reality
    ...t experimental research can, in principle, solve paradoxes such as EPR and wave-particle duality but the experiments performed on Bell-type inequalities have instea
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  • A Model of the Photon
    ...trajectory is a new alternative for the explanation of the duality of the wave-particle, proposed by T. S. Natarajan in a paper published by Physics Essay. Herein ...sal for a photon model. Nevertheless, in Paper No. 2 (Demystifying the EPR Paradox) it is shown that there is a hidden variable in the structure of the photon
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  • The Discontinuity of Motion
    ...can only be resolved by discontinuous step-like motion.&nbsp; From Zeno's Paradox to Planck's Quantum Theory, Boisvert argues&nbsp;against the infinitessimal
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  • Witold Nawrot
    * 2013 - "[[Explanation of twin paradox according to the Euclidean Reality model]]" ([http://www.naturalphilosophy. * 2004 - "[[The Hafele and Keating Paradox]]"
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  • Dual-Time Supercausality
    ...cted-time, are operating. The mode of interaction of these avoids temporal paradox in the time-directed description and also explains why quantum mechanics pr
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  • Steve Coleman
    ...world around us and thus explains all the experimental results and related paradox in a completely physical set of structures, laws, and natural processes. Th
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  • Nonlocality, Relativity, and Two Further Quantum Paradoxes
    ...e famous paper written with Podolsky and Rosen in 1935, the celebrated EPR paradox or argument, he finally showed that the locality condition plus the reality
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  • MSEE
    ...del is proposed, a model that fits with the ambiguous &lsquo;wave-particle paradox&rsquo;.</span> ...has already been explained in earlier papers. The so-called wave-particle paradox only expresses two mathematical properties of the orbiting motion during th
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  • A New Theory for Electromagnetic Radiation Based on Classical Electrostatics Contradicting Maxwell's Electromagnetism
    ...cal model is proposed, a model that fits with the ambiguous ?wave-particle paradox'. ...has already been explained in earlier papers. The so-called wave-particle paradox only expresses two mathematical properties of the orbiting motion during th
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  • Franco Selleri
    * 2006 - "[[Absolute Velocity Resolution of the Clock Paradox ]]" * 2006 - "[[Superluminal Signals and the Resolution of the Casual Paradox]]"
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  • Minor Corrections to Natural Philosophy & Physics of Aristotle, Galileo, Sir Isaac Newton and Einstein
    | keywords = [[Philosophy]], [[Paradox]], [[Dogma]] ...lativity, relative mass in motion especially at speeds approaching c, twin paradox as a function of time dilation, and presents author's recommendations for f
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  • Turning Back to Coulomb's Law as a Basis for Electromagnetism
    ...in Coulomb's law, it is possible to classically explain the "wave-particle paradox". A fifth issue is that of gravity. It is discussed, whether gravity might
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  • Internal Structures of Electrons and Photons and some Consequences in Relativistic Physics
    | keywords = [[electrons]], [[photons]], [[EPR paradox]], [[quantum electrodynamics]]
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  • Quantum Mechanics, Quantum Field Theory: Geometry, Language, Logic
    ...d are the non-existence in quantum mechanics of waves and particles, so of wave-particle duality; the reason that general relativity must be the quantum theory of g
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  • Harald T Van Lintel
    # <em>Eur. J. Phys.</em> 26 (2005) pp. 19-23, The rod-and-hole paradox re-examined * 2005 - "[[The Rod and Hole Paradox Re-examined]]" ([http://en.scientificcommons.org/22443828 Read in full])
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  • Sorce Theory: Unlocking the Basement
    ...ves this core-level problem by digging beneath the axiomatic wave-particle paradox and its attendant neuroses of ?weirdness,? indeterminacy and acausality--no
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  • The Universal Mechanics of Vision
    The photon population is virtually infinite. The Hologram Paradox arises from the fact that there are enough photons to produce an image of a
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  • Challenging & Defending the Paradigm of Science
    # Resolution of paradoxes, such as Twin paradox, Wave Particle duality and more
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  • Time, Mass and Velocity
    ...e and mass with velocity through the matrix. A simple solution to the twin paradox will be given. </div>
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  • The Catt Anomaly: Science Beyond the Crossroads
    ...I once talked briefly on the telephone. Dingle's centrepiece was the Twin Paradox, which I argue is a kosher argument; the one argument that is allowed at th ...ical theory. It is much simpler and much more important than Dingle's Twin Paradox.
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  • Jean-Pierre Vigier and the Stochastic Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics
    * Causal Superluminal Interpretation of the Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen Paradox * Testing Wave-Particle Dualism with Time-Dependent Neutron Interferometry
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  • Pilot wave
    ...[wave–particle duality]], instantaneous [[wave function collapse]] and the paradox of [[Schrödinger's cat]] but introducing [[Quantum_nonlocality|nonlocality
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  • New Ideas That Change Einstein's Theories
    ...e background provided by the distant stars. There is then no clock or twin paradox.
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  • Don Briddell
    ...allow for the particle and wave to be understood at the same time without paradox.</span>
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  • Steven Bryant
    * 2011 - "[[The Twin Paradox: Why it is Required by Relativity]]" ([http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pd
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  • John Stewart Bell
    ...tate]]<br>[[Superdeterminism]]<br>[[Chiral anomaly]]<br>[[Bell's spaceship paradox]]<br>[[Quantum entanglement]] ...University]], he wrote a paper entitled "On the [[Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen Paradox]]".<ref name="Bell1988">{{harvnb|Bell|1988}}</ref>{{rp|14}} In this work, h
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  • Burak Polat
    ...end of the experiment). A proper theory, by definition, NEVER results in a paradox in itself. Especially, considering that acceleration is indispensible in a
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  • Harry Hamlin Ricker
    .../wbabin.net/science/ricker37.pdf Correct Solution of the Right Angle Lever Paradox of Special Relativity] ...15, 2006: [http://wbabin.net/science/ricker17.pdf A Contradiction is Not a Paradox]
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  • Harold Aspden
    ...e Theory', Lettere al Nuovo Cimento, 44, 689-693 (1985) <br />[47] .. 'The Paradox of Constant Planetary Mass as Evidence of a Leptonic Lattice-Structured Vac
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  • De Broglie–Bohm theory
    The [[double-slit experiment]] is an illustration of [[wave-particle duality]]. In it, a beam of particles (such as electrons) travels through a === Quantum entanglement, Einstein–Podolsky–Rosen paradox, Bell's theorem, and nonlocality ===
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  • David Tombe
    ...ould both go slower than each other. This is referred to as the <em>"Clock Paradox"</em> and unbeknownst to me at the time, this matter had already been raise ...erbert Dingle and his objections to relativity on the grounds of the clock paradox. The article in question revisited an argument that had taken place in the
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  • David Bohm
    ...to quantum mechanics.<ref>[[Maurice A. de Gosson]], Basil J. Hiley: ''Zeno paradox for Bohmian trajectories: the unfolding of the metatron'', January&nbsp;3, Bohm's work and the [[EPR paradox|EPR argument]] became the major factor motivating [[John Stewart Bell|John
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  • Robert J Heaston
    ...that spins constantly at the speed of light; the Bohr magneton, de Broglie wave-particle duality, Maxwell equations, and Einstein general relativity theory all impl ...ted an historic asymmetry between objects in uniform motion where the twin paradox, time dilation and Lorentz contraction are general relativity issues rather
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  • Lorentz transformation
    .../content/g157304vh4434413/ | title = The relativistic velocity composition paradox and the Thomas rotation| journal = [[Foundations of Physics]] | volume = 19 ...= C. I. | last = Mocanu | title = On the relativistic velocity composition paradox and the Thomas rotation| journal = [[Foundations of Physics]] | year = 1992
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  • Hubble's law
    ===Olbers' paradox=== {{Main article|Olbers' paradox}}
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  • History of special relativity
    ...tious electromagnetic momentum as well. However, he arrived at a radiation paradox which was fully explained by Einstein in 1905.<ref name="Darrigol 2005, 18- ====Time dilation and twin paradox====
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  • James Clerk Maxwell
    ...es]]''. [[Thomas Young (scientist)|Thomas Young]] later proposed that this paradox could be explained by colours being perceived through a limited number of c
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  • Lorentz ether theory
    , Poincaré's radiation paradox can simply be solved by applying Einstein's equivalence. If the light sourc
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  • Henri Poincaré
    However, Poincaré's resolution led to a paradox when changing frames: if a Hertzian oscillator radiates in a certain direct ...e=darrigol>Darrigol 2005, Secondary sources on relativity</ref> Poincaré's paradox, without using any compensating mechanism within the ether.<ref>{{Citation|
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