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{{Infobox paper
| title = Planck?s Constant and a Model for the Electron
| title = Planck's Constant and a Model for the Electron
| author = [[Philipp M Kanarev]]
| author = [[Philipp M Kanarev]]
| keywords = Planck's constant, electron, Rotation, torus
| published = 2006
| published = 2006
| journal = [[Galilean Electrodynamics]]
| journal = [[Galilean Electrodynamics]]
| volume = [[17]]
| volume = 17
| number = [[S2]]
| number = S2
| pages = 30-36
| pages = 30-36
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This paper develops a model for the electron that has the form of the rotating hollow torus. Its structure is stable due to availability of two rotations. The first rotation takes place about an axis that goes through the geometrical center of the torus perpendicular to the plane of rotation, and the second rotation is a vortical about a circular axis that goes through the torus cross-section center.
This paper develops a model for the electron that has the form of the rotating hollow torus. Its structure is stable due to availability of two rotations. The first rotation takes place about an axis that goes through the geometrical center of the torus perpendicular to the plane of rotation, and the second rotation is a vortical about a circular axis that goes through the torus cross-section center.


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Scientific Paper
TitlePlanck's Constant and a Model for the Electron
Author(s)Philipp M Kanarev
KeywordsPlanck's constant, electron, Rotation, torus
Published2006
JournalGalilean Electrodynamics
Volume17
NumberS2
Pages30-36

Abstract

This paper develops a model for the electron that has the form of the rotating hollow torus. Its structure is stable due to availability of two rotations. The first rotation takes place about an axis that goes through the geometrical center of the torus perpendicular to the plane of rotation, and the second rotation is a vortical about a circular axis that goes through the torus cross-section center.