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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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