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Dean M. Sandin
Known forReview-essay on the Theory of Elementary Waves

Dean M. Sandin is an author and commentator known for his review-essay It's Elementary, an extended analysis and defense of Lewis E. Little's Theory of Elementary Waves. He is listed in The Worldwide List of Dissident Scientists.

Work

Sandin is the author of a detailed review-essay, It's Elementary, published on the Troynovant review site, in which he examines and largely endorses Lewis E. Little's The Theory of Elementary Waves: A New Explanation of Fundamental Physics. Little's theory proposes a local-realist reinterpretation of quantum mechanics in which "elementary waves" travel toward their sources and particles follow them, an approach intended to eliminate wave-particle duality and non-locality. Sandin's essay discusses this reciprocal-wave model as an alternative to the standard interpretation of quantum mechanics. The theory he reviews lies outside the accepted physics mainstream and has been contested by other commentators.

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