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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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• Time, and Time Again!
  ...at the location of the other, apply Lorentz?s force law to get the second particle?s motion. Then it in turn is taken as a current, its EM fields are calculat
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• Jean Pierre Vigier
  ...- "[[Interactions of Internal Inertial and Phase Space Motions of Extended Particle Elements Moving in Dirac's Real ?Aether? Model]]"
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• Demystifying the EPR Paradox
  ...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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• On the Incorrectness of the Lagrange Formalism as Applied to Magnetic Phenomena
  ...ction of its velocity, but it is not able to add the kinetic energy to the particle.
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• Elizabeth A Rauscher
  ...ical Program. From 1969 until 1974 she was associated with the theoretical particle physics group and from 1974 until 1977 she was associated with the Nuclear
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• Laboratory-Scale Test of de Broglie?s Tired-Photon Model
  ...resented. This quantum model states that the photon, just like any quantum particle, is a real physical entity with inner complex structure. While traveling fr
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• THE DYNAMIC THEORY A New View of Space-Time-Matter
  ...onal gauge fields in non-singular which requires them to return to zero as particle separation vanishes. This new short range space dependence of the gauge fie
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• Gravity Modification: A Review of Concepts Developed
  ...s then ? two parts per million. Momentum exchange is the interplay between particle probability cloud compression and nonlinearity of time dilation. Momentum E
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• Joseph J Smulsky
  * "The Electromagnetic and Gravitational Actions (The Non-Relativistic Tractates)", <i>Science</i>,(Novosibirsk), p. 225 (1992). (In Russian). * 2007 - "[[Ways for Non-Relativistic Consolidation of Science ]]"
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• Jean-Pierre Vigier and the Stochastic Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics
  * De Broglie?s Wave Particle Duality in the Stochastic Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics: A Testable P * Causal Particle Trajectories and the Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics
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• Light Medium as the Basic Substance
  ...ces, which also unify into a single gravitoelectromagnetic field/force. No particle is massless or sizeless point; neutrinos have mass, size &amp; electric cha
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• A New Theory of Electromagnetism and Gravity
  ...than a linear, macroscopic theory, fails to explain the kno'lm, quantized, particle structure of the Universe and yet it provides an excellent fit to the exper
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• Nature of the Basic Substance & Elements
  ...ces, which also unify into a single gravitoelectromagnetic field/force. No particle is massless or sizeless point; neutrinos have mass, size &amp; electric cha
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• Motivations to Modify Special Relativity
  ...struct Lorentz-invariant statistical mechanics and thermodynamics for many-particle systems. Besides, some observations on special relativity itself and its ex
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• Conclusions from the Model of Euclidean Reality
  ...it becomes a function of the trajectory. It is possible to accelerate the particle to the velocity interpreted as the velocity of light and it is probably pos
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• Pilot wave
  |title=Walking droplets: a form of wave–particle duality at macroscopic level? |chapter=Yves Couder experiments explains Wave/Particle Duality via silicon droplets
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• Unified Theory Abstracts
  ...element' that composes others but is itself non-composite. In UT mass of a particle is its innate property. So it rejects massless and mass generating Higgs pa
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• Structuralism ? Key to Reality and Meaning in Science
  ...ry and quantum theory stand upon an incorrect model of the atom or charged particle. Specifically, are electrons (and other charged particles) mathematical poi
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• Yuri N Keilman
  ...Worked in theoretical physics at home only. In 1982 I obtained nonsingular particle in Classical Electrodynamics (CED). This solution will replace the famous s
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• Galilean Inertia Model
  ...nts, able to (directly and closely) monitor the relation between a generic particle velocity and its proper time dilation, will be performed then other interpo
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• Frontiers of Fundamental Physics: Proceedings of an International Conference held September 27-30, 1993, in Olympia, Greece
  * Electromagnetic Interactions and Particle Physics, Asim O. Barut 339 ...wo-Photon States from Type-II Parametric Down Conversion Evidence for Wave-Particle Unity, [/php/DatabaseMenu.php?tab=1&amp;memberid=60 Prof. Carroll O. Alley]
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• The relation Between Information, Time, and Space Inferred From Universal Phenomena in Solid-state Physics
  ...lly, a new way will be shown of gaining a better understanding of the wave-particle duality of the electron on the basis of the EEP.
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• Georg Galeczki
  * "A Non-Expanding, Non-Relativistic Universe" (Apeiron, 3 (1996) 108 (with Peter Marquardt). * "The Incompatibility between Special Relativity and Particle Dynamics" (Apeiron, 4 (1997) 122) (with Peter Marquardt).
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• Discovering Universal Reality
  According to Tewari's theory, there is only one basic, stable particle - the electron - which in combination of great numbers builds atoms and thu ..., roll them around, and in time grind them into fine sand. But there is no particle doing all this work - merely the waves of the medium. And the medium of spa
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• Unified Theory Composition-Structure of Electron, Proton & Neutron
  ...osmino charge as it does not conserve. The two cosminos constitute the new particle ?sharmon' which composes the light propagating ?sharmon medium' as the all-
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• Marco Pereira
  ...hypersurface. I also introduced a new model for matter in which the four particle (electron, proton, antiproton and positron) are the four phases of a cohere
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• On the Field Equations Governing the Origin and Evolution of Compactified Hyper-dimensional-energy Universes
  ...-component, super gauge-field representing the flow of time?which controls particle structures and interactions via its many and various types of physically co
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• Realistic Foundations of Physics & Cosmology: The Beginning of Realistic Science
  ...dipole moment and neutrino mass stand verified. Other predictions are, no particle is massless, no fermion is neutral, and universe is not expanding, since ga
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• Earth Expansion Major Objections Solved
  ...e universe as particles and the G1 or gravitron particle level 1 being the particle for light, gravity, the electron cloud, and electricity. Atomic structure i ...Given the fact that the earth does not expand uniformly, and with the new Particle Model of the universe able to explain mass increase, both of those objectio
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• Principle of relativity
  ...particle at rest doesn't. If we consider now the same accelerated charged particle in its non-inertial rest frame, it emits radiation at rest.
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• EVO Life Cycle
  ...ion with matter, the entity becomes virtually undetectable using sensitive particle and charge sensing apparatus. This measurement is in apparent violation of
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• A Critique of the Einstein Model
  ...existent spacetime continuum. In Unified Theory, as against Relativity, no particle or energy quantum is massless or sizeless point.
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• A Reappraisal of the Einstein Model
  ...t and Bending of Light in a Gravitational field. As against Relativity, no particle or energy quantum is massless or sizeless point.</span>
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• Understanding Zero Point Energy
  ...le are not sure what "zero point energy" (ZPE) is. Most agree that virtual particle fluctuation contributes to it and van der Waals forces don't explain everyt
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• Structural Physics of Nuclear Fusion: With BSM-SG Atomic Models
  ...urvature, so the difference in the binding energy is released as gamma and particle radiation that is finally converted to heat. The analysis of some LENR expe
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• Z-infinity Space
  Z-infinity Space re-examines cosmology, astronomy, quantum mechanics and particle physics upon the fundamental principle that finite does not exist in any ph
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• Galilean invariance
  The velocity of the particle is given by the time derivative of the position:
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• The Theory of Unity
  ...space-time.&nbsp; Action at a distance is now a field effect rather than a particle exchange.&nbsp; THE THEORY OF UNITY tells how the atom works without quantu
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• Topological Geometrodynamics
  ...dard model so that geometrization of known classical fields and elementary particle quantum numbers results. The notion of many-sheeted space-time allows re-in
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• The Non-Local Universe: The New Physics and Matters of the Mind
  ...larity instantaneously to maintain net-spin values of zero when one of the particle-pair was accelerated through an electromagnetic field, to seven decimal poi
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• Replacement of the Euler Fluid and Navier-Stokes Equations
  ...es]], [[fluid equations]], [[fluid motion]], [[atmosphere]], [[atmospheric particle motion]], [[barometric]], [[barometric equation]], [[degrees of freedom]],
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• The Arrow of Time and the Avoidance of Primordial Annihilation
  ...alternative conjecture, which does not violate the primordial symmetry of particle-antiparticle pairs, resulting in annihilation.<br />To be able to predict a
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• The Trouble with Modern Physics and the Solution Based on Logic and Metatheory
  ...odern science, were not falsified for the incorporation of the false point-particle idealization. If one wants to describe matter in the form of an elementary particle, an atom or a molecule by combining electrodynamics, relativity theory, qua
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• Unified Theory Replaces Relativity Theories
  ...dium' as Basic Substance. It propagates light as a wave-quantum UNITY, the particle aspect showing up at short wavelength e.g. from ~ 7000 A^o downwa
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• New Concepts for SpaceTime and Corroborating Evidence from Torsion Field Research
  ...hich is also one of the puzzling features of general relativity, enables a particle to interact with other particles not only in its past but in its future. Co
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• Random phase approximation
  ...lective Description of Electron Interactions: II. Collective vs Individual Particle Aspects of the Interactions'', Phys. Rev. '''85''', 338–353 (1952) ([http ...rties of the electron gas, including [[plasmon]]s.<ref>G. D. Mahan, ''Many-Particle Physics'', 2nd ed. (Plenum Press, New York, 1990)</ref>
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• Quantum Mechanics, Quantum Field Theory: Geometry, Language, Logic
  ...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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• Paul Ted Kolen
  ...chanics,Vol.25, No.8, pp. 521-523, August 1992.<br />&nbsp; <br />"Neutral Particle Beam Electromagnetic Pulse Effects in Energetic Materials and Circuit Board "The Electromagnetic Effects of Neutral Particle Beams (U)", with W.A. Seidler and D. Walters, Journal of Radiation Effects;
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• Robert L DeMelo
  * <span>a particle similar to the Higgs boson does exist</span>
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• Terrestial Field-Aligned Currents and Mesocyclone Phenomena: A Tentative Hypothesis
  ...particles and super-cooled water droplets in convective clouds. While such particle charge polarisations are potentially capable of creating an electrical fiel
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• A Space Generation Formulation of Biological Processes
  ...between the quantum and space was found to have verifiable consequences in Particle Physics and Astrophysics. In the present study a third field is identified
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• A Heuristic Paper on the Nature of Mass
  ...the motion of neutrinos and anti-neutrinos that thus may form the basis of particle, field and radiation structure, which also may explain the fundamental natu
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• The Need for Reformation in Modern Science Based on Universal Truth, Structuralism and Euclidean Geometry
  ...ch led to concepts like mass, non-local action-at-a-distance forces, point-particle approximations, etc. which man's common sense knew were not true. The succe
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• Jean-Pierre Vigier
  ...gier: ''Particular solutions of a non-linear Schrödinger equation carrying particle-like singularities represent possible models of de Broglie's double solutio
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• Evgenij Vladimirovich Rudikov
  * 2012 - "[[Approaches to Explain Particle Mass Spectra]]" ([http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_
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• Review of "Jean-Pierre Vigier and the Stochastic Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics"
  ...s of nothing but abstract ?probability waves? that somehow ?collapse? into particle-like objectivity whenever a measurement is made (or, according to some theo ...a complete description of quantum objects, many physicists believe that a particle does not follow a definite trajectory in between measurements, but dissolve
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• Christopher R Illert
  * 1995 - "[[Our Discovery of the Omegon, an Elementary Particle Which may Explain Cold Fusion ]]"
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• Einstein Versus Bohr: The Continuing Controversies in Physics
  ...lassical and nineteenth-centruy physics, decribes the early discoveries in particle theory, and introduces the "old" quantum theory which evolved into the quan
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• Planck's Constant and Pi: A Unified Wave Theory for Particles and Bioforms
  [[Category:Particle Physics|planck 's constant pi unified wave theory particles bioforms]]
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• A Revolution Too Far: The Establishment of General Relativity
  ...ince the GRT calculation of the anomaly involves only a fixed Sun and test-particle Mercury, and so does not&nbsp; handle the much larger Newtonian part of the ...it just the space between the points; it is both together.&nbsp; Like wave-particle duality, we need aether-point duality, and whatever new synthesis they may
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• James Carter
  ...me time, he developed the concept of the circlon as a non-field mechanical particle to explain both the photon and the physical structure of matter.
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• Additions & Corrections to ONE Reality
  # New Attributes &amp; Properties of the Universe "Everything is a virtual particle" We see everything in Real Time "There are no travelling non-physical waves
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• Dark Energy and its Possible Existence in Particulate Form in a Friedman Dust Universe with Einstein's Lambda
  ...icles. This paradox does not occur in this work because only positive mass particle are involved whatever their gravitational character may be. The structure o
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• Twenty Reasoned and Reasonable Assumptions of One Reality in Twenty Minutes Towards a Unified Theory
  # Everything is also a virtual particle. All be it size and duration may vary considerably from infinitely small to
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• Nikola Tesla Lecture Before the New York Academy of Sciences - April 6, 1897: The Streams of Lenard and Roentgen and Novel Apparatus for Their Production (Tesla Presents Series, Part 2)
  ...topics include wireless receiving methods and the genesis of Tesla's 1937 particle beam tube.&nbsp; During the talk Tesla had displayed approximately 120 draw
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• Tesla 84: Proceedings of the Tesla Centennial Symposium
  ...d. The book includes a bonus paper written by Tesla himself in 1937 on the particle beam device.
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• Raymond H Gallucci
  * 2015 - "[[Can Photon-Particle Interactions be Explained with Varying Light Speed?]]" ([http://www.natural
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• Proceedings of the 1992 International Tesla Symposium
  * J. F. X. Daum, "Thoughts on Tesla's Particle Beam Technology" &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;183
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• Einstein and Poincar?: The Physical Vacuum
  ...ier, Interactions of Internal Inertial and Phase Space Motions of Extended Particle Elements Moving in Dirac?s Real ?Aether? Model
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• Time Dilation
  ===Particle Accelerators=== In both linear and circular particle accelerators, the half-life of particles has been shown to increase as a fu
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• Nikola Teslas Teleforce & Telegeodynamics Proposals (Tesla Presents Series, Part 4)
  ...o the world a pair of novel inventions.&nbsp; The first was "teleforce," a particle-beam projector which Tesla intended to be used as an instrument of national
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• Sam Micheal
  ...impeding space-time]], [[temporal curvature]], [[elastic deformations]], [[particle physics]], [[unification]] [[Category:Particle Physics|Micheal Salvatore]]
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• Yi-Fang Chang
  | known_for = [[Theoretical Physics]], [[Particle Physics]], [[Intersecting Science]] ...ied Equations of Boson and Fermion at High Energy and Some Unifications in Particle Physics. arXiv:0909. 1355.</li> <li>Various Decays of Particles
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• Richard Oldani
  * 2004 - "[[Applying the Uncertainty Principle to Single Particle Interactions]]" ([http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_
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• Unified Theory: Alternative to Mainstream Physics, Cosmology & More
  ...light propagating ?Sharmon Medium' as the Basic Substance, composed by new particle ?Sharmon', which comprises a positive positrino&amp; a negative negatrino,
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• Aharonov–Bohm effect
  ...non in which an [[electric charge|electrically charged]] [[point particle|particle]] is affected by an [[electromagnetic potential]] ('''V''', '''A'''), despi ...tial]] with the [[Argument (complex analysis)|complex phase]] of a charged particle's [[wave function]], and the Aharonov–Bohm effect is accordingly illustra
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• John Stewart Bell
  ...he married Mary Ross, also a physicist, whom he had met while working on [[particle accelerator|accelerator]] physics at Malvern, UK.<ref>{{cite book |last=Acz ...va]], [[Switzerland]]. There he worked almost exclusively on theoretical [[particle physics]] and on accelerator design, but found time to pursue a major [[avo
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• David de Hilster
  | known_for = [[NLP++]], [[Particle Model]], [[Light]], [[Neomechanics]], [[Expansion Tectonics]], [[Autodynami ...] and is co-author of a book with his father [[Bob de Hilster]] on their [[Particle Model]] entitled "[[Principia Mathematica 2]]" which claims to be the first
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• Notfinity Process: Microcosms-in-Motion
  He catalogs absurdities in orthodox physics such as matterless motion; wave-particle duality; light waves in a void, negative mass; duality of light; superposit
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• Johann Marinsek
  ...ning nucleons and electrons. The nature of radiation and of the so-called "particle-wave duality". The Planck formula for quantized energy of radiation is not
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• Lorentz transformation
  ...ame of the particle, the spin pseudovector can be fixed to be its ordinary non-relativistic spin with a zero timelike quantity {{math|''s_t''}}, however a bo A general ''noninteracting'' multi-particle state (Fock space state) in [[quantum field theory]] transforms according t
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• De Broglie–Bohm theory
  ...and explicitly [[Principle of locality|nonlocal]]: the velocity of any one particle depends on the value of the guiding equation, which depends on the configur The [[double-slit experiment]] is an illustration of [[wave-particle duality]]. In it, a beam of particles (such as electrons) travels through a
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• Non-standard cosmology
  ...tic theory that is equivalent to Modified Newtonian dynamics (MOND) in the non-relativistic limit, which purports to explain the galaxy rotation problem without invoki ...tructure we see today, dark matter is "cold" (the 'C' in Lambda-CDM), i.e. non-relativistic. Dark energy is an unknown form of energy that tends to accelerate the expa
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• Notfinity Process: Matter-in-Motion
  ...rthodox physics that have logical problems such as matterless motion; wave-particle duality; light waves in a void, negative mass; the duality of light; superp
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• WKB approximation
  ...ast=Winitzki |first=S. |year=2005 |arxiv=gr-qc/0510001 |title=Cosmological particle production and the precision of the WKB approximation |journal=Phys. Rev. D ...nd cannot be valid. (The turning points are the points where the classical particle changes direction.)
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• Lada Vladimirovna Rudikova
  * 2012 - "[[Approaches to Explain Particle Mass Spectra]]" ([http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_
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• Harold Aspden
  ...uovo Cimento, 37, 210-214 (1983).<br />[32] .. 'Theoretical Resonances for Particle-Antiparticle Collisions based on the Thomson Electron Model', 37, 307-311 ( * 1976 - "[[Inertia of a Non-radiating Particle]]"
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• Evert Jan Post
  ...igation into the viability of using period laws in questions pertaining to particle topology. Since the macro-micro distinction in physics is a metric-related
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• Inertial frame of reference
  ...<ref name=LandauMechanics/> [[Newton's second law]] for a [[Point particle|particle]] takes the form: ...frame. The force '''F''' is the [[vector sum]] of all "real" forces on the particle, such as electromagnetic, gravitational, nuclear and so forth. In contrast,
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• History of special relativity
  ...red that light can also be described (at least heuristically) as a kind of particle, so the aether as the medium for electromagnetic "waves" (which was highly ...cy equation to be of paramount importance because it showed that a massive particle possesses an energy, the "rest energy", distinct from its classical kinetic
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• Implicate and explicate order
  ...pts were developed in order to explain the bizarre behavior of [[subatomic particle]]s – behavior difficult to explain by quantum physics. ...xplicate order (such as a particular electron here on earth and an [[alpha particle]] in one of the stars in the [[Abell 1835 IR1916|Abell 1835 galaxy]], the f
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• Lorentz ether theory
  ...ic speed, has remained. The electron's mass is now regarded as a pointlike particle, and Poincaré already showed in 1905 that it is not possible for all the m
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• Absolute space and time
  ...mass]] is an expression of such relative motion. So, for example, a single particle in a universe with no other bodies would have zero mass. According to Mach,
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• Michelson–Morley experiment
  ...ibcode=1977PhRvL..39.1051B|issue=17}}</ref> Also terrestrial tests using [[particle accelerator]]s have been made that were inconsistent with source dependence
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• Hubble's law
  ...ion of space]], and because the velocities involved are too large to use a non-relativistic formula for Doppler shift). This redshift velocity can easily exceed the sp ...Friedmann equations backwards from the present time to the time when the [[particle horizon|comoving horizon]] size was zero.
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• Charles William Lucas
  ...dynamic Force]], [[Nuclear Structure]], [[Atomic Structure]], [[Elementary Particle Structure]], [[Molecular Structure]], [[Force of Gravity]], [[Force of Iner
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• David Bohm
  ...lective Description of Electron Interactions: II. Collective vs Individual Particle Aspects of the Interactions|journal=Physical Review|volume=85|pages=338–3
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• Isaac Newton
  ...tion]]. Today's [[quantum mechanics]], [[photons]], and the idea of [[wave–particle duality]] bear only a minor resemblance to Newton's understanding of light. ...scientist)|Young]] and [[Augustin-Jean Fresnel|Fresnel]] combined Newton's particle theory with [[Christiaan Huygens|Huygens']] wave theory to show that colour
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• Expansion tectonics
  ...e de Hilster's propose that nucleons of atoms combine with G1 particles (a particle that replaces the electron and electricity) to recombine into atoms within
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