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• Inertia of a Non-radiating Particle
  | title = Inertia of a Non-radiating Particle | keywords = [[Inertia]], [[Non-radiating Particle]], [[Radiation]]
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• On a Relativistic Magnetic Top
  | keywords = [[relativistic magnetic top]], [[particle spin]], [[point electron]] ...Gregor, is reviewed. Most of the theories are inspired by the existence of particle spin. The arguments of their authors are contrasted to Pauli's assertion th
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• Inertia of a Non-radiating Particle
  | title = Inertia of a Non-radiating Particle | keywords = [[Inertia]], [[Non-radiating Particle]], [[Radiation]]
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• Correspondence and Commensurability in Modern Physics (a Study of the Compton Effect)
  ...pton effect]], [[correspondence and commensurability]], [[non-relativistic particle]], [[mathematics]] ...other derivation in which the electron is considered as a non-relativistic particle. Although based on a less general theory, the second derivation leads to a
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• Quantum Mechanics Differential Equations Based on the Focal-Radius Of A Particle Instead of the De Broglie Wavelength
  ...= Quantum Mechanics Differential Equations Based on the Focal-Radius Of A Particle Instead of the De Broglie Wavelength ...ergy-space and momentum-time. This has the consequence on relativistic and non-relativistic operators in that they are reversed respect to time and space derivations c
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• A Relativistic Wave-Particle Based on Maxwell?s Equations: A Model for a Classical Photon
  | title = A Relativistic Wave-Particle Based on Maxwell?s Equations: | keywords = [[Wave-Particle]], [[Maxwell?s Equations]], [[Photon]]
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• Weber's Force Law for Realistic Finite-Size Elastic Particles
  ...rticle effects, such as self-induced fields, which are missing from point- particle theories such as Maxwell's equations, Einstein's special relativity theory,
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• The Ideal Gas Behavior is a Macroscopic Manifestation of Quantum Mechanics
  ...e the behavior can be predicted based on the quantum mechanics of a single particle imprisoned in a box. ''This is how ''the classical assumption'' as to, it s
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• The Relativity of Simultaneity is a Mistake
  ...ypes of time, invariant proper time (different for each differently-moving particle) and non-invariant frame time. A return to the simplicity of a single invar
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• The C
  [[Category:Scientific Paper|concept quasi-particle non-probabilistic interpretation wave mechanics]]
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• An Epiphany On Gravity
  ...the other way around. With a stationary particle, it is demonstrated how a particle's probability cloud can become distorted under time dilation. This distorti
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• Mechanical Entropy and its Implications
  ...city limit and in the relativistic limit. It is shown that writing the two particle interactions for unlike particles allows an examination in two limiting cas
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• About Physical Interaction of Mechanical Nature: Science Needs Protection from the Quantum-Relativistic Sect, Usurping Power from the World Scientific Society
  ...l model of two spherical material objects radiating and absorbing material particle fluxes. The decision allows us to explain scientists-classics prediction, d
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• What Quantum Mechanics Really Describes: Discontinuous Motion of Particles
  ...is strongly implies that what quantum mechanics describes is discontinuous particle motion. Considering the fact that space-time may be essentially discrete wh
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• Derivation of the Classical Universal Electrodynamic Force
  ...ts of the self-fields of real finite-size elastic particles as observed in particle scattering experiments. It can account for gravity, inertia, and relativist
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• Sub Microscopic Description of the Diffraction Phenomenon
  | keywords = [[wave-particle]], [[photons]], [[inertons]], [[diffraction of photons]] ...In the case of particles, their ψ-wave function is interpreted as the particle's field of inertia and hence this field is characterized by its own field c
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• Derivation of the Universal Force Law, Part 1
  ...ts of the self-fields of real finite-size elastic particles as observed in particle scattering experiments. It can account for gravity, inertia, and relativist
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• Derivation of the Universal Force Law, Part 4
  ...ts of the self-fields of real finite-size elastic particles as observed in particle scattering experiments. It can account for gravity, inertia, and relativist
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• Derivation of the Universal Force Law, Part 3
  ...ts of the self-fields of real finite-size elastic particles as observed in particle scattering experiments. It can account for gravity, inertia, and relativist
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• Derivation of a Universal Electromagnetic Force Law for Finite-Size Elastic Charged Particles
  ...both the superposition principle for electromagnetic fields and the point-particle as-sumption assumed by Maxwell are experimentally false. This derived versi
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• Derivation of the Universal Force Law, Part 2
  ...ts of the self-fields of real finite-size elastic particles as observed in particle scattering experiments. It can account for gravity, inertia, and relativist
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• Neo-Newtonian Theory
  ...<span>&nbsp; </span>(We, of course, restrict ourselves to considering only non-relativistic velocities here.)</span>
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• Classical Physics Explanation of Electromagnetic Quanta
  ...adiation; and rationally solves, once and for all, the mystery of the wave-particle duality of quantum physics, just as will be demonstrated throughout this pa
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• The Double-Slit Paradox
  ...[Maxwell equations]], [[electron]], [[velocity]], [[oscillations]], [[wave particle]], [[double-slit paradox]] ...lation, which is normally simply postulated. Applying the result, the wave-particle paradox of electron diffraction by a double slit is resolved: the electron
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• Peter Marquardt
  * 2006 - "[[Light Waves as a Many-Particle Phenomenon]]" * 1996 - "[[A Non-Expanding, Non-Relativistic Universe]]" ([http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_592.
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• Hydrogen Atom Construction: A ?Non-Bohr' Approach
  ...rtical models of the electron and the proton and the proton, in which each particle is a massive torus with two degrees of rotation.&nbsp; The article is devot
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• What Is A Photon?: A Unified-Wave Theory Explained
  ...and other quanta. Plausible explanations emerge for nonlocalization, wave-particle duality, vacuum fluctuations, the uncertainty principle, conservation laws, ...r: The Lorentz Transformation, Quantum Electrodynamics, time's arrow, wave/particle duality, de Broglie waves, non-localization, the energy-momentum conservati
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• Minkowski's Scalar Invariant Incompatible with any Equation of Motion
  ...s expression invariant", the Lorentz transformation loses is relevance for particle physics, too.
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• Poynting-Robertson Effect in a Non-Singular Potential
  ...tained. The derived expressions are written in terms of the two basic dust particle parameters, namely the density and the diameter. In both cases, we obtain e
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• The Enigmatic Electron (Fundamental Theories of Physics)
  ...nd for all scientists interested in the latest developments in fundamental particle physics. [[Category:Particle Physics|enigmatic electron fundamental theories physics]]
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• Discrete Time Realizations of Quantum Mechanics and their Possible Experimental Tests
  ...in time due to the uncertain tuning between a particle's sense of time (a particle being a microuniverse) and the frame of synchronous observers (the synchron
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• Dennis P Allen
  ...;tab2=Display&amp;id=237 David L. Bergman] on a spinning, twisting helicon particle. * 2012 - "[[Mass Varies in High Rotation Even at Non-Relativistic Velocities!]]" ([http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_p
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• Only a ?Higg-ment? of Their Imagination
  ...osing the fact that this multi-billion dollar search for this non-existent particle (Higgs Boson) is a complete and total waste of both time and money. We also
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• A Reality-Based Replacement for Quantum Mechanics
  ...by the physics of pulsating particles generating radiation. If a pulsating particle is generating radiation, its emission frequency is limited by its Nyquist c
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• Sub microscopic description of the diffraction phenomenon
  | keywords = [[wave-particle]], [[photons]], [[inertons]], [[diffraction of photons]] particle?s field of inertia and hence this field is characterised by its own field
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• What Is the Electron?
  ...ted contributors attempt to define the nature of the electron, the quantum particle that has defied characterization for nearly a century. The electron is the first elementary particle, from both the physical and the historical point of view. It is the door to
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• Quantum Mechanical Framework Behind the End Results of the General Theory of Relativity (Physics Research and Technology)
  ...uthor provides a theorem which basically says that if in a relativistic or non-relativistic quantum mechanical description, composed properly, the mass of the object a .... 3-16<br /> <br />Chapter 3. RECAPITULATION: EXPECTED OCCURRENCES ABOUT A PARTICLE STATICALLY BOUND TO A FIELD, pp. 17-18<br /><br />Chapter 4. DISCUSSION ABO
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• Unified Physical Theory
  ...certainty to Heisenberg's relations and invalidates concepts like "virtual particle". The electromagnetic, colour and gravitational forces/fields are propagate
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• Universe Hack 3.0
  ...of atomic orbitals as being a cloud of G1 particles and the result was the Particle Model of the universe.
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• The Non-Conservation of Energy
  It is shown that Newton's second law is valid only as applied to a particle in which a collapsing field releases energy that goes into a mass increase.
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• An Approach to Gravity Modification as a Propulsion Technology
  ...any particle is the effect of the deformation of the shape and mass of the particle due to non-inertia transformations present in that local region of the grav
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• E = mc2 Fallacies and the Non-Conversion of Mass to Energy
  ...ssical interpretation of photon experiments would identify the photon as a particle of mass. Experiments show that photons have both energy and momentum and ea
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• Physical Explanation for Greater Earth Expansion in the Southern Hemisphere
  | keywords = [[expansion tectonics]], [[mass increase]], [[particle model]] Using the Particle Model as proposed by de Hilster and de Hilster <ref name="Universe Hack 3.0
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• Classical Electrodynamics of Point-Like Charges Without Divergences
  ...cle does not contain its self-force. The motional equation for a radiating particle does not yield any ?runaway solutions?. It has been shown that the energy f
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• Constantin Antonopoulos
  * 2010 - "[[Einstein's Responsibilities for Wave-Particle Duality]]" ([http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_6393.
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• Maxwell's Electrodynamics Without Special Relativity Theory (Part II)
  ...romagnetic field into a proper frequency of the field. It is shown that a particle of non-zero rest mass can be limited to a speed equal to light speed in vac
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• Friedwardt Winterberg
  * 1998 - "[[Elementary Particle Physics: Science or Dogma?]]"
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• SRT: About That Light in the Beginning
  ...in atomic emission and absorption. Apparently, light was not a wave but a particle. The photon was born. Later Einstein recognized photons to be indistinguish ...entangled photons. There is convincing evidence that light is not a point particle but rather some sort of extended body, within which communication is instan
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• Electron in the Ground Energy State ? Part 1
  ...current issue in physics is resolved ? how ?potential energy internal to a particle system come[s] into the picture? ? by treating the electron as a system of
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• Non-inertial reference frame
  {{see also|Mechanics of planar particle motion}} ...Lagrangian methods to polar coordinates can be found [[Mechanics of planar particle motion#Lagrangian approach|here]].
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• Gravitational Acceleration without Mass and Noninertial Fields
  ...any particle is the effect of the deformation of the shape and mass of the particle due to noninertia transformations present in that local region of the gravi
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