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  • | title = The Finite Lifetime of the Electron | keywords = [[Electron Lifetime]], [[Electron]]
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  • | title = What is an Electron? | keywords = [[electron]]
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  • | title = Prospects for the Point Electron | keywords = [[Electron]]
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  • | title = Preliminary Results of Electron Microscopy and Electron Diffraction Spectroscopy of Carbon-Carbon Arc Experiments | keywords = [[Electron Microscopy]], [[Electron Diffraction Spectroscopy]], [[Carbon-Carbon Arc Experiments]]
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  • | title = On the Anisotropy of Electron | keywords = [[Anisotropy]], [[Electron]]
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  • | title = Inertial Mass of the Electron | keywords = [[Inertial Mass]], [[Electron]]
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  • | title = On the Structure of the Electron | keywords = [[electron]], [[structure]]
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  • | title = The Structure of the Electron | keywords = [[Structure]], [[Electron]]
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  • | title = The Case for the Sub-Electron | keywords = [[Electron]]
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  • | title = The Electron\'s Charge | keywords = [[Electron]], [[Charge]]
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  • | title = The Morphology of the Electron | keywords = [[Electron]]
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  • | title = A New Model of the Electron that Unifies Classic Physics with Quantum Mechanics | keywords = [[electron]]
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  • | title = Electron Structure | keywords = [[Electron Structure]]
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  • | title = The Physical Basis for Electron Configuration | keywords = [[Electron]]
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  • | title = New Spinning Charged Ring Model of the Electron | keywords = [[Toroidal Ring Model]], [[Electron]]
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  • | title = A Photon Approach to Electron Mass | keywords = [[Photon]], [[Electron]], [[Mass]]
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  • | title = The Electron\'s Charge Revised | keywords = [[Electron Charge]]
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  • | title = X-Rays and Electron Beams: The Origins of Modern Physics | keywords = [[Tesla]], [[Science History]], [[X-Ray]], [[Electron Beam]]
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  • | title = The Richness and Quality of the Electron-Positron Dipole ...down into the electron. This results in a swirling aether vortex with the electron and the positron acting in the capacity of rolling idle wheels. The richnes
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  • | title = Superconductivity and Electron Viscosity | keywords = [[superconductivity]], [[electron viscosity]], [[quantum theory]], [[fluid mechanics]]
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  • | title = Unifying Fields in Electron Structure Through Spatial Reality | keywords = [[Unification]], [[Fields]], [[Electron Structure]], [[Space]]
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  • | title = A Model for the Free Electron ...[1,2]. We here investigate the possibilities of the ring model for a free electron.
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  • | known_for = [[Electron]], [[Structure]] Julian Wasserman developed a Mobius-strip model for the electron.
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  • ...nt]], [[physical interpretation]], [[point particle]], [[ring model of the electron]], [[quantum theory]], [[spin]] ...an electron? The following paper presents a historical overview of how the electron has been modeled from a variety of perspectives.
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  • | title = The Extended Electron | keywords = [[aether]], [[electron]], [[electron structure]], [[point-like particles]]
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  • | title = An Electronic Radiation of Blackbody: Cosmic Electron Background ...trum. The energy distribution of number density of electrons in the cosmic electron background becomes zero as energy goes to both zero and infinity. It has on
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  • | title = Quantum Electron Hydrodynamics Under Charge Neutralization Conditions | keywords = [[Quantum Electron Hydrodynamics]], [[Charge Neutralization]]
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  • | title = The Action of an Electrostatic Potential on the Electron Mass An experiment herewith described proves that the electron's mass is changed when it is placed anywhere inside a charged spherical she
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  • | title = Electron in the Ground Energy State ? Part 2 ...s that the diameter of a free electron is finite and physically related to electron properties such as its rest-mass, spin, magnetic moment, line spectra, and
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  • | title = Kelvin Temperature is infact and can be defined as Electron Volts eV | keywords = [[Kelvin]], [[temperature]], [[electron]], [[electron-volts]], [[wavelength]], [[Planck]], [[Wein]], [[precession]]
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  • | title = Electron Dynamics in Ether A model is proposed in which an electron moves in a fluid medium, or ether, which is assumed to fill all space. Thi
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  • | title = Beyond the Point Particle: A Wave Structure for the Electron | keywords = [[Electron]], [[Physical Laws]], [[Cosmology]], [[Particles]], [[Space]], [[Quantum]],
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  • | title = Recent Evidence for a Relativistic Electron-Positron Model for Matter and Its Implications for Cosmology | keywords = [[Relativity]], [[Electron-Positron Model]], [[Matter]], [[Cosmology]]
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  • | title = The Bohr Magneton unveils Kelvin Temperature to be Electron Volts | keywords = [[Bohr]], [[Kelvin temperature]], [[electron-volts]], [[resistance]], [[precession]], [[magneton]]
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  • | keywords = [[Maxwell equations]], [[electron]], [[velocity]], [[oscillations]], [[wave particle]], [[double-slit paradox ...ectron the group velocity of the diffracted field is slowed to that of the electron, giving rise to the observed diffraction pattern.
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  • | title = A New Theory of the Electron | keywords = [[Electron]], [[model]]
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  • | title = The Gradual Decrease in the Mass of the Electron and its Role in the Evolution of the Universe | keywords = [[electron mass]]
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  • | title = A Model of the Electron Based on Its Magnetic Moment ...the hollow-sphere moment of charge approximation appears that produces an electron magnetic moment much closer to the actual value than the Bohr magneton.
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  • | title = Electron in the Ground Energy State ? Part 1 ...internal to a particle system come[s] into the picture? ? by treating the electron as a system of potential energies and real mass-energies.
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  • | title = Light and the Electron - Einstein\'s Last Question .... It is shown that the Natural Laws originate from a wave structure of the electron and all matter. New applications are described.
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  • ...le = A New Approach to the Problem of the Anomalous Magnetic Moment of the Electron | keywords = [[Anomalous Magnetic Moment]], [[Electron]]
    450 bytes (51 words) - 09:58, 1 January 2017
  • | title = Electron Clusters | keywords = [[electron clusters]], [[microns]], [[velocity of light]], [[Coulomb's Law]], [[force]
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  • | title = Modeling the Real Structure of an Electron ...he electron with finite size can explain the fundamental properties of the electron, i.e. charge, mass, spin, magnetic moment, and stability.
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  • | title = Influence of a Field-less Electrostatic Potential on the Inertial Electron Mass ...th described confirms the effect obtained by us earlier [1]: the effective electron's mass is changed when it is placed anywhere inside a charged spherical she
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  • | name = Photon Defined - Special Relativity Refuted - Electron Self-Field Stabilized ...Stabilized]][[Category:Book|photon defined - special relativity refuted - electron self-field stabilized]]
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  • * 1998 - "[[Preliminary Results of Electron Microscopy and Electron Diffraction Spectroscopy of Carbon-Carbon Arc Experiments]]" * 1998 - "[[Preliminary Results of Electron Microscopy and Electron Diffraction Spectroscopy of Carbon-Carbon Arc Experiments]]"
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  • | title = The Wave Structure of Electron Spin ...ation'' in quantum space of the inward quantum waves of an electron at the electron wave-center to become the outward waves. Spherical rotation, a unique prope
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  • | title = What is the Real Electron? The Geometry of Space and... [[Category:Scientific Paper|real electron geometry space]]
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  • | title = Electron, Universe, and the Large Numbers Between | keywords = [[Electron]], [[Reimann]], [[Dirac]], [[Planck]], [[Gravity]]
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  • | title = Models of the Electron | keywords = [[Electron]], [[Fundamental particles]], [[J J Thomson]]
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  • | title = An Equilibrium Orbital Electron ...it motion. A novel innovation is then suggested whereby an atomic orbital electron could be in a physical state equivalent to straight-line motion, and so not
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  • | title = The Structure of an Electron ...rus]], [[Ether]], [[Flux]], [[Field]], [[von Klitzing]], [[de Broglie]], [[Electron]], [[Rotation]], [[Pulsate]]
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  • | name = The Origin of Electron?s Mass, Charge Gravitational and Electromagnetic Fields from "Empty Space" [[Category:Book|origin electron s mass charge gravitational electromagnetic fields empty space]]
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  • | title = A Calculation of the Electron Circular Orbital Radius [[Category:Scientific Paper|calculation electron circular orbital radius]]
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  • | title = The Precise Positron and Electron ...176487x10<sup>-19</sup> A-s) solving a long standing mystery of why the electron, muon and proton all have the same charge of (e).
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  • | title = Spinning Charged Ring Model of Electron Yielding Anomalous Magnetic Moment | keywords = [[spinning charged ring]], [[electron]], [[anomalous magnetic moment]], [[mass]], [[charge]], [[magnetic moment]]
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  • | title = Einstein\'s Last Question: What is an Electron? ...und that the wave-electron predicts all the experimental properties of the electron. And, It is the origin of all the Natural Laws, fulfilling Einstein's intui
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  • | title = A Classic Electron Ring Model A classic electron ring model is presented, which is stable under the influence of electric an
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  • | title = Proton and Electron Mass Derived as the Vacuum Energy Displaced by a Casimir Cavity | keywords = [[Proton Mass]], [[Electron Mass]], [[Casimir Effect]], [[Zero point energy]]
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  • | title = Electron Spin and the Emission of Photons | keywords = [[Electron]], [[Photon]], [[Spin]], [[Waves]], [[Planck]], [[Photoelectric Effect]]
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  • | name = The Enigmatic Electron (Fundamental Theories of Physics) ...l a finite size. Existing experiments are suggestive but inconclusive. The electron stands at the boundary between classical and quantum physics. This book has
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  • | title = Fine-Structure Properties of the Electron, Proton and Neutron ...ide the neutron before, during and after disintegration by emission of the electron. Reprinted in <em>Electric Spacecraft Journal</em>, N45 (March 2009).
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  • | title = Towards a Classical Explanation to the Stable Electron Paths around Nuclei and to Radiation in Connection with the De-Excitation o ...words = [[classical theory]], [[photons]], [[emission of light]], [[stable electron orbits]], [[Coulomb's law]], [[no magnetic field]]
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  • | title = Electron and Proton Spin Resonance Induced by Circularly Polarized Radiation: A Clas | keywords = [[Electron and proton spin resonance induced by radiation]], [[B(3) field.]]
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  • | title = The DNA of Electromagnetic Radiation (The Electron-Positron Dipole) | keywords = [[aether]], [[electron-positron dipole]]
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  • | title = The Toroidal Electron | keywords = [[toroidal electron]], [[]], [[matter]], [[elementary particles]], [[velocity]], [[energy]], [[
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  • Electron Mass ...ious one, namely that the inertial mass of an electron is changed when the electron is placed anywhere inside a charged spherical shell at a static potential V
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  • | title = Electromagnetic Radiation Due to the De-Excitation of an Electron, Bound to a Positively Charged Nucleus, Explained Using Only the Classical | keywords = [[Electromagnetic Radiation]], [[Electron Bond]], [[Coulomb]], [[Electric Interaction]]
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  • | keywords = [[atom]], [[electron]], [[fine structure]], [[magnetic moment]], [[nucleon]], [[particle physics ...l describes the relationship between the radius and magnetic moment of the electron by means of the Compton wavelength in terms of the Sommerfeld fine structur
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  • ...th Permanent Magnetism and its Connection to the Physical Structure of the Electron ...etic, this paper also posits a new model for the physical structure of the electron.
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  • | title = Quantum Gravity and the Structure of the Electron | keywords = [[quantum gravity]], [[general relativity]], [[curvature of electron]]
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  • | title = Aethereal Fractal Structures for the Electron & Proton ...actal, and the dodecahedron quark ball, and mathematically integrated with electron mass, proton mass, the Phi Pyramid and Planck's Length.
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  • | title = A Physical Model of the Electron According to the Basic Structures of Matter Hypothesis | keywords = [[electron]], [[structure]]
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  • | title = Electron Binding Energies in the Aether Physics Model | keywords = [[Electron]], [[Binding Energies]], [[Aether]]
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  • * 2003 - "[[Influence of a Field-less Electrostatic Potential on the Inertial Electron Mass]]" ([http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_5825.pdf Electron Mass]]" ([http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_5823.pdf
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  • | title = The Relativistic Electron Pair Theory of Matter and its Implications for Cosmology | keywords = [[relativistic electron]], [[pair theory]], [[matter]], [[cosmology]], [[particle]], [[wave-like pr
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  • * 2006 - "[[The Electron Gyromagnetic Ratio Corresponding to Orbital Magnetism]]" * 2002 - "[[The Anomalous Magnetic Moment of the Electron]]"
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  • | title = Planck?s Constant and a Model for the Electron This paper develops a model for the electron that has the form of the rotating hollow torus. Its structure is stable due
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  • | title = Implications of an Electron-Positron-Lattice Model of Space for EM Waves as a Possible Reconciliation o ...nite velocity by an extension to the model for quantum substructure of the electron responsible for spin interactions stabilizing the lattice in a frustrated m
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  • | known_for = [[Vortex Theory]], [[Toroidal Ring]], [[Electron]], [[Structure]] * "On the Space-Time Structure of the Electron", in <em>[/php/DatabaseMenu.php?tab=3&amp;bookid=260 <em>Frontiers of Funda
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  • | title = Quantum Step Resistance Dissipation From Electron to Electron Binding Energy in (2DEG) and (1DEG) Conduction ...pair physics occurs only in the <em>first pair</em> as they bind onto the electron waveguide EWG channel, making the quantum resistance insensitive to channel
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  • ..., [[Bohr Radius]], [[Potential Energy]], [[Rest Mass Energy]], [[Classical Electron Radius]], [[Dark Matter.]] ...that there exists an off-limit boundary <em>r</em><sub>c </sub>within the electron inside a hydrogen atom.
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  • | title = Electron-Spin-Reversal Noise in the Gigahertz and Terahertz Ranges as a Basis for Ti | keywords = [[Tired Light]], [[Cosmology]], [[Electron Spin Reversal]]
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  • ...n The Possibility Of A Source Free And Singularity Free Field Model Of The Electron ...gory:Scientific Paper|possibility source free singularity free field model electron]]
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  • | title = The Spinning Electron ...e that gives rise to the dipole structure of the electron. The spin of the electron contains two contributions. One comes from the motion of the charge, which
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  • | keywords = [[Cerenkov radiation]], [[free electron lasers]], [[Smith-Purcell effect]] ...ng light, like all others, are explained in terms of accelerating charges. Electron de-excitations may be the only source of visible light.
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  • | keywords = [[photon]], [[electron]], [[proton]], [[nucleus]], [[atom]], [[spectrum]], [[molecule]] ...and the ions. Due to this fact, the concept of the orbital movement of the electron in the atom becomes a myth. A new hypothesis describes a precession movemen
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  • | title = The Size and Shape of the Electron: I. The Scattering of High Frequency Radiation ...more accurately for this difference than does the flexible spherical shell electron.
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  • | title = A New Theory Of The Electron | keywords = [[electron]], [[model]]
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  • | title = Direct Calculation of h and of the Complete Self Energy of the Electron From Fluid Models ...= [[direct calculation]], [[relativistic invariance]], [[self energy]], [[electron]], [[fluid models]]
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  • ...on, as well as, their structural congruency with the lines of force of the electron's outer field structure as proposed by Briddell's Field Structure Theory (F
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  • | title = A Periodic Structural Model for the Electron Can Calculate its Intrinsic Properties to an Accuracy of Second or Third Or | keywords = [[finite models for electron and muon magnetism]], [[helix]], [[fine structure]], [[spin]]
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  • | title = A Theoretical Determination of the Electron?s Mass ...teraction does not work on electrons. The article explains the mass of the electron completely by the energy of its fields.
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  • | title = Stable Electron Clusters: A New Window on the Physical Universe | keywords = [[Electron Clusters]]
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  • | title = Electron Wave Function: Electromagnetic Waves Emitted by Ring Electrons | keywords = [[Electron]], [[Waves]], [[Photoelectric effect]]
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  • | title = Solitonic Model of the Electron, Proton, and Neutron ...parallel, exactly half of the characteristic wavelength for the proton and electron, and exactly one wavelength for the neutron, is kept within the spherical s
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  • | title = Model of the Electron | keywords = [[Planck's constant]], [[quantum mechanics]], [[structure of the electron]], [[radiation]]
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  • | title = Why an Orbiting Electron Does Not Collapse into the Nucleus ...gi and hence it continues orbiting. Since all the forces working upon the electron are perpendicular to its motion, no work can be done upon it, in spite of t
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  • | title = The Electron Gyromagnetic Ratio Corresponding to Orbital Magnetism ...rasted with an earlier observation that to first-order approximations, the electron gyromagnetic ratio corresponding to the spin magnetic moment is g<sub>s</su
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  • ...retation]], [[point-like charge]], [[quantum theory]], [[ring model of the electron]], [[shell structure]], [[spin]], [[wave properties]]
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  • ...]], [[gravitational field]], [[velocity of light]], [[mass]], [[(LEP)]], [[electron positron]], [[Special Relativity]] ...to operate, the LEP will fail to impart an energy of more than 60 Gev. per electron.
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  • | title = The Anomalous Magnetic Moment of the Electron ...fr/?aModele=afficheN&amp;cpsidt=14605394] The gyromagnetic ratio g of an electron is calculated by taking the non-relativistic limit of a newly proposed exte
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  • ...nd equal to (...)/137 and their mass decreases from the proton mass to the electron mass. Such gravitational belts with decreasing mass are essential in multi-
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  • ...or laser primed gas ions repel the dislodged electrons being consumed. The Electron Extraction Process is hereinafter called the "Hydrogen Gas Gun" and is plac
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  • | title = How the Gradual Change in the Mass of the Electron has Driven the Evolution of the Universe from its Very Beginning ...began in a "big bang like" event at the point in their evolution when the electron and proton had exactly the same mass.
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  • ...used to define the size of the circlon rather than the uncertainty of the electron's position. At a deeper level, stationary orbital motion is the process by
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  • ...es had longer wavelengths and thus appears red shifted to us today. As the electron loses mass, and the atomic spectra heats up, the volume of atoms decreases
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  • ...he dipole length increases as r increases. So the dipole in the orbiting electron of mass, m, in the ground orbit of hydrogen is erv/c, where mvr = h. This d
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  • | title = The Fabric of Space as an Electron-Positron Lattice and Implications for GRT [[Category:Scientific Paper|fabric space electron-positron lattice implications grt]]
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  • ...ius r, with theta=pi/2 radians. It is shown that circular revolution of an electron round a central force of attraction is without radiation and stable, contra
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  • ...tually exist - a ruse that cloaks the negative-negative waive. There is no electron spin-reversal - a gimmick with "nmls" not even consistent orthogonality. Th ...designation, an electron moves to a different type orbital with sufficient electron loading of a shell! A quantum theory does not need duality! The current one
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  • | title = Electromechanical Physical Models of the Electron, Proton, Neutron, and Neutrino | keywords = [[quantum physics]], [[quantum of angular momentum]], [[electron]], [[proton]], [[neutron]], [[neutrino]], [[fine&#8208;structure constant]]
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  • ...?s spin actually is, and before trying to understand what happens with the electron?s spin in the structure n=p+e it is indispensable to get a comprehensive no ...tory, here we will analyze the Stern-Gerlach experiment by considering the electron?s helical trajectory in the hydrogen atom, which has been used by Phipps an
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  • | title = Terminal Speed of an Electron Accelerated by an Electric Field ...ton's second law of motion, where c is the speed of light in a vacuum. The electron emits radiation at power eEv2/c, in rectilinear motion, as it reaches a te
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  • | name = The Power of (Alpha): Electron Elementary Particle Generation With (Alpha)-Quantized Lifetimes and Mass | image = The Power of (Alpha): Electron Elementary Particle Generation With (Alpha)-Quantized Lifetimes and Mass 54
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  • ...lectron. It must crash into the nucleus and destroy the wonderful arranged electron shells. Pauli made the assertion that the orbital angular momentum in the g
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  • | title = Why the free Electron Mass Plus Free Proton mass Exceeds the Bohr Hydrogen Mass ...few writings by this author and some other scientists too.  When a distant electron travels very fast toward its orbit around a proton, one might think that ca
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  • | keywords = [[Electron volt]], [[Joules]], [[Mole]], [[Faraday]], [[Feynman lectures]] ...ron volt as energy with apologies. The world carries on without apologies. Electron volt energy is mixed up with SI units within equations by rote; dimensional
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  • | keywords = [[electron positron dipole]] This article looks at the mechanism of the rotating electron-positron dipole. It is like a key, which when turned by a torque, produces
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  • ...example. We must not restrict our association of charge&nbsp;with just an electron.
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  • | keywords = [[electron?s inertial mass]], [[mass-energy equivalence]] Mikhailov claims to have measured changes in the electron's inertial mass when located inside a uniformly charged spherical shell. Th
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  • | keywords = [[electron]], [[proton]], [[torus]], [[electric charge]], [[spin]] ...iple- the opposite one. <br /><br />In paper concept of magnetic moment of electron and proton and its connection with idea of magnetic charge in generalized M
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  • ...the same formula, then they can cause a change in the reduced mass of the electron, causing a redshift quantization&nbsp; which is in excellent agreement with
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  • ...icle takes a closer look at the linear polarization mechanism for rotating electron-positron dipoles and concludes that the internal opposing force involves a
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  • | title = On the Space-time Structure of the Electron | keywords = [[space-time structure]], [[electron]], [[spinning particles]], [[rotational motion]], [[center of mass]]
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  • ...vacuum and show interrelationships of space (absolute vacuum), energy and electron. (Editor's note... The following patent application is for an "over-unity"
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  • | title = On Electron Movement in Ether ...This result takes place in full accord with above mentioned peculiarity of electron movement and generalized formula far Lorentz force [2].
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  • | title = Photon as a Classical Wave Packet from Classically Stabilized Electron Orbits ...proach is still capable of explaining the eternal, circular movement of an electron arolmd a nucleus. It is possible if reformulating the laws of action involv
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  • ...pture (EC) sequences from the sun. Detailed kinematics, showing the proton electron capture (N-1H) neutrino energy is absorbed in the daughter nucleus is proof
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  • | known_for = [[Electron]], [[Structure]] ...s with Barnes on classical electromagnetic theory and the structure of the electron. Dr. Pemper earned a B.S. in Physics and Mathematics from Bob Jones Univers
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  • ...hange in the energy of an electron and, as such, circular revolution of an electron, round a central force of attraction, is made stable without recourse to qu
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  • ...pposite sides.&nbsp; Beta emission of an electron becomes another orbiting electron.&nbsp; The capture of another neutron produces helium.
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  • ...n, a redefinition of the neutron as a triad made up of two protons and one electron, the relationship of both in the nucleus, and the electric and magnetic for
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  • ...energy-momentum relationship]], [[Proton radius]], [[Rydberg formula]], [[Electron radius]], [[Copenhagen interpretation.]] ...s involved in determining the size of an electron, we can also predict the electron radius.
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  • ...ether. Thus there is a massive increase in electron density even while the electron mass is conserved. Furthermore a quantum of 2.040997717x10<sup>21</sup>elec
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  • ...ics of Negative Mass Tachyons and the Fundamental Electrodynamic Origin of Electron de Broglie Waves Plus a Longitudinal Electrodynamic Neutrino Model ...f the deuteron.&nbsp; Further, it suggests an electrodynamic origin of the electron's de Broglie waves, and from that, an attendant longitudinal electrodynamic
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  • | keywords = [[Variables]], [[Reality]], [[Electron volts]], [[GRT]] ...volt ''eV'' and elementary charge squared volt ''eVe'' both depict energy. Electron volt ''eV'' of mathematical physics is not energy. The second elementary ch
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  • | title = The Size and Shape of the Electron: II. The Absorption of High Frequency Radiation | keywords = [[electron]], [[toroid]]
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  • | title = Unified Theory Composition-Structure of Electron, Proton & Neutron | keywords = [[Unified Theory]], [[Hofstadter]], [[Electron]], [[Proton]], [[Neutron]], [[Radioactivity]]
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  • | title = On the Space-Vortex Structure of the Electron | keywords = [[Space]], [[Vortex]], [[Structure]], [[Electron]]
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  • ...or thermal, radiation is described as agitation of and emission from outer electron orbits of atoms in solids. The typical infra-red radiation found in thermal
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  • ...], [[Ohm's law]], [[Boltzmann constant]], [[Bohr's model]], [[Rydberg]], [[Electron]] ...p>7</sup> Rydberg photons. Pair production substantiates the absence of an electron in the ground state of a Hydrogen atom.
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  • | keywords = [[relativistic magnetic top]], [[particle spin]], [[point electron]] ...y non-explainable two-valuedness," as well as to Dirac's theory of a point electron.
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  • ...ce exerted by one <span style="COLOR: #99cc00">186-ether</span> mass on an electron or photon mass that scaffolds it. The photon mass cocoons <span style="COLO
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  • ...on the new line with friction. The accumulated energy is radiated and the electron comes back perhaps not on the very material but lower force line (force lin # J.G. Klyushin, "Electron Dynamics in Ether", <em>Galilean Electrodynamics</em>, 13, Special Issues N
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  • ...tanding wave. All energy is believed to be derived from distortions of the electron, and is therefore wholly electric in nature.
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  • ...on that, a vortex-shaped model of the electron.&nbsp; By analogy with the electron vortical model, a model of proton is here constructed.&nbsp; Like the eletr
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  • ...entially how he, if ''fixed'' on a trapped electron, would see his and his electron's state of containment within the full atomic quantum state. This particula
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  • ...witched on using either MOSFETs or IGBTs in its switching system. Positive electron holes are formed in a cermet and act to change its polarity so that the tan
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  • ...eed c whose angular acceleration generates gravitational field. Therefore electron structure is the sought after unification between electromagnetic and gravi
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  • | known_for = [[Electron]], [[Plasma]], [[Toroidal Ring]], [[Vortex Theory]] ...f his own company for more than ten years. Seward is the VP Engineering of Electron Power Systems. He has worked on the technology since its inception in 1986.
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  • ...particle (the other positive energy one) had to have the same mass as the electron, but the opposite charge. Thus he predicted the positron, but gave up his d
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  • ...ntal data vs N. The above result also holds for a ?nite sample because the electron di?usion in the small ?v is much more rapid than the drift velocity.
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  • | known_for = [[Electron]], [[Toroidal Ring]] ...rk on the shape of the electron&nbsp;is less known. His experiments on the electron clearly&nbsp;demonstrated a ring or toroidal shape. His last graduate stude
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  • ...together the ion cores that are repelling each other! On no conditions the electron gas constitutes the electric current, namely a stream or flux of charged pa
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  • | keywords = [[gravity]], [[electron]], [[quantum electrodynamics]], [[dark matter]] ...not an ad hoc construction, but an unappreciated element of QED and Dirac electron theory, and the model predicts that current experiments designed to elucida
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  • * No electron in the Hydrogen atom. Quantum whacked at its root. Einstein is wrong. Parti ...ent hydrogen atom.&nbsp; Input electron volts causes the manufacture of an electron.
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  • ...(SED) is introduced in the Fokker-Planck equation accounting for electron-electron acceleration (e ? e FP), there is always a small interval dv of speed v sta
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  • ...dation with methods of deriving the fine-structure constant and the proton-electron mass ratio, already published in summary form.
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  • ...on it has also been shown how the radiation due to the de-excitation of an electron can be explained classically. A mathematical model based on the product of
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  • | known_for = [[Theoretical Physics esp. the Electron]]
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  • ...n in an electron deforming the electron into a rotating ring. The rotating electron ring encircles the spinning proton to form a neutron. The magnetic force ke
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  • # Einstein's cosmological constant; the electron's charge and a bit more
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  • ...nservation laws would not allow the required energy transfer in the photon-electron collision. See my web page [http://www.physicsmyths.org.uk/photons.htm Wave
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  • ...to be necessary combinations and applications of just these four kinds of electron, fulfilling Dirac's unitary expectation.
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  • | title = Electron beams magnetic field | keywords = [[Electron]], [[magnetic field]], [[Maxwell]]
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  • ...city, magnetic field, and resulting force relationship is orthogonal. This electron model would be the basis for future propulsion technologies. doi:10.4006/1.
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  • ...the impacting particles. A larger electron particle has been formed. The electron is the only fluid particle that reflects photon impulse. The same fielding ...ea causing lightning bolts. The larger droplets produce rain and increase electron pressure. The voltage velocity is less than the velocity of light and the
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  • ...To The Creation Of Anomalous Isotopes And Stable Superheavy Nuclei Via The Electron-Nucleus Collapse ...ervation possible way creation anomalous isotopes stable superheavy nuclei electron-nucleus collapse]]
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  • * 2010 - "[[Solitonic Model of the Electron, Proton, and Neutron]]"
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  • ...hown how this centrifugal force actually occurs in the shears lines of the electron-positron sea where friction might otherwise have been expected to occur.
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  • | name = What Is the Electron? | image = What Is the Electron? 483.jpg
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  • ...-volt electrons. This summary also lays the foundation for determining the electron charge-to-mass ratio (e/m) using data collected in this experiment. This ex
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  • | known_for = [[cosmology]], [[dark matter]], [[models of the electron and photon]], [[Santa Rosa Junior College]]
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  • | keywords = [[discharge tubes]], [[electron path]], [[experiment]], [[magnetic fields]] ...gnetic field strength necessary to control tube current by lengthening the electron path.
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  • ...cle takes a closer look at the bonding and stability mechanisms within the electron-positron dipole sea and how these result in the double helix theory of the
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  • ...author's other papers tried to clarify the concept of magnetic moment for electron and proton and its connection with generalized Maxwell equations. This pap
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  • ...eorized there had to be a fixed value "magnetic monopole". I find that the electron, positron, muon and proton, all are constructed with geometry, that fixes t
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  • | known_for = [[Nuclear Structure]], [[Electron]], [[Fine Structure Constant]] ...<tr> <td>'''1992'''</td> <td>Book: <em>The Enigmatic Electron</em>, Kluwer&nbsp;</td> </tr> <tr> <td>'''2006'''
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  • * 2006 - "[[A Theoretical Determination of the Electron?s Mass]]"
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  • * 2002 - "[[Inertial Mass of the Electron]]"
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  • ...ocity, magnetic field and resulting force relationship is orthogonal. This electron model would be the basis for future propulsion technologies.
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  • | keywords = [[Evolution]], [[Involution]], [[Photon-electron dynamics]], [[Pair Production]], [[186-ether]], [[Twin mass]] ...6-ether is electric elementary charge that can pulsate to the limits of an electron radius. 186-ether comprises the fabric of the etheric sea. Water is light w
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  • ...pattern on the target screen. Individual particles should not do that. The electron is behaving like a wave? ...n, the photon, and the graviton. Light is a stream of G1 particles and the electron gun sends a stream of G1 particles. The physics behind the movement of ligh
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  • ...tum mechanics is verified. A fact that staggered the author was found: the electron creates a time-independent standing wave that defines the Coulomb force. In
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  • ...not what Nobel prize winners suggested mass (neutron) = mass (proton) + m (electron) + m (anti neutrino) where neutrino and other make up particles make up 88.
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  • ...ily accomplished by a Hawking radiation type interaction between a virtual electron-positron pair and a proton or neutron and this type of interaction readily
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  • Temperature is now defined as electron volts.
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  • ...octorate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences. He joined the Institute of Electron Physics of the Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences as a Senior Research * 2005 - "[[What Is the Electron?]]" ([http://www.amazon.com/dp/0973291125?tag=apeiron&camp=14573&creative=3
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  • * 1997 - "[[An Equilibrium Orbital Electron]]"
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  • ...absorption of energy by the electron has to be of a minimum value for the electron to photo-emit. Similar explanations are given in the Article Part 2, of oth
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  • ...rs defined by Sierpinksi's Triangle and Pascal's Fractal. Electron radius, electron mass and proton mass can be structurally calculated from the resultants of
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  • ...], [[energy]], [[Chemically]], [[Assisted Nuclear Reactions]], [[CANR]], [[electron]], [[radiation]], [[waste]] ...clear Reactions (CANR). Propsed is a new field of study which combines the electron environment (chemistry) with the nuclear environment (nuclear physics), two
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  • | known_for = [[ring electron]]
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  • ...much more complicated interaction of rotating electron pairs and rotating electron-positron dipole pairs. This scenario may better explain both magnetic spin
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  • | keywords = [[dualism]], [[electron diffraction]], [[energy quanta]], [[hertzian waves]], [[h]], [[light quanta ...ectron diffraction may be based on (1) an always localizable particle, the electron, and (2) Hertzian wave fields for which interference effects are commonplac
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  • ...easurement Leading to Simultaneous Spin-Up and Spin-Down State of a Single Electron ...mechanical measurement leading simultaneous spin-up spin-down state single electron]]
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  • ...etic ratio g. New wave functions have found their place in a new theory of electron structure worked out by the author, and this considerably facilitates the i
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  • ...la for the photon-electron scattering with another derivation in which the electron is considered as a non-relativistic particle. Although based on a less gene
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  • ...proposed for verifying the previous calculated values. Structures for the electron and the nucleon are proposed, and atomic structure and the structure of aet
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  • ...238U, muon decay and similar phenomena like anomalous mean pass, electron-electron and proton-proton annihilation, all have in common that the failure to exp
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  • Part 2 - Shape and Size of Electron, Proton and Neutron ...ry:Scientific Paper|observations properties physical entities - shape size electron proton neutron]]
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  • ...proposed also a model of electron as a Mobius band. The proposed model of electron does not contradict to base experimental and theoretical results. Using the
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  • ...about 20% of the known elements. Accordingly, the filling order for single-electron states is itself investigated next. A more efficacious empirical rule is de
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  • ...to the propagation of electromagnetic radiation through a sea of rotating electron-positron dipoles which pervades all of space.
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  • * 2014 - "[[Electron beams magnetic field is not a result of electron motion but of their intrinsic magnetic moment]]" ([http://www.naturalphilos * 2000 - "[[Electron beams magnetic field
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  • | known_for = [[Electron]], [[Proton]] ...ll physics?? ?We regard spin angular momentum as an ?inherent property' of electron and positron, not as a violation of conservation.? ?But if it's real energy
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  • * 2010 - "[[The Precise Positron and Electron]]" ([http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_5276.pdf Read * 2006 - "[[Quantum Step Resistance Dissipation From Electron to Electron Binding Energy in (2DEG) and (1DEG) Conduction]]" ([http://www.naturalphilo
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  • | title = Electron beams magnetic field is not a result of electron motion but of their intrinsic magnetic moment [[Category:Scientific Paper|electron beams magnetic field result electron motion intrinsic magnetic moment]]
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  • | keywords = [[Motion]], [[Reflection]], [[Electron]], [[Charge]], [[Lorentz]], [[Gravitational waves]] * Explain the nature of ball lightning, of the electron, of the neutrino, and define the mass of the latter.
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  • ...To The Creation Of Anomalous Isotopes And Stable Superheavy Nuclei Via The Electron-Nucleus Collapse]]" ([http://www.lenr-canr.org/acrobat/AdamenkoSexperiment.
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  • ...in 1989 by the Nobel Laureate Dr. Hans Dehmelt as well (they show that the electron peruses the space between two levels of energy, a fact in disagreement with
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  • ...Bohr, and after him many other physicists analyzed such equilibrium of the electron, they did not take in consideration the participation of the space?s contra
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  • | title = On the Space-Time Structure of the Electron [[Category:Scientific Paper|space-time structure electron]]
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  • ...it that, acting from the perpendicular direction, makes an electron and an electron "pull" each other as close as possible, while the electrons, sending rotati
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  • * 2010 - "[[The Fabric of Space as an Electron-Positron Lattice and Implications for GRT]]" ([http://www.naturalphilosophy * 2010 - "[[Implications of an Electron-Positron-Lattice Model of Space for EM Waves as a Possible Reconciliation o
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  • * 1996 - "[[On the Anisotropy of Electron]]"
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  • ...f protons and electrons. Even a neutron is assumed to contain a proton and electron. The impressed partial fields exert a combination of attraction and repulsi
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  • ...determining the superposition of their partial differential equations. The electron oscillator is introduced to describe energy conservation in emission and ab
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  • ...ith this internal velocity, created in an ether. The ejected and returning electron does this. The ether is entrained by any large mass object, so a star movin
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  • ...oduct of the photon's energy and one half of the Compton cross-section per electron. In quiescent solar corona, this heating starts in the transition zone to t
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  • ...model of pair production. The hypothesis of the topological identity of an electron's and proton's rings lead to values of masses for mu, pi, K and tau particl
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  • ...by the widespread atmosphere of the expanding solar wind described by the electron density profile. As a consequence, the Shapiro delay is a very good measure
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  • Semiconductors, Scanning electron microscopy, PhD.
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  • ...ic space, the average temperature is Tavg = 2.7 million K, and the average electron density is (Ne)avg = 0.0002 per cubic cm.
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  • | keywords = [[electron avalanche]], [[electrostatic discharge]]
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  • * 1990 - "[[X-Rays and Electron Beams: The Origins of Modern Physics]]"
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  • ...tions and get better results; better results because you can get the -13.6 electron volts and not do&nbsp;ellaborate rigging of nature and do not have dump you
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  • ...derive the Planck constant, and thus physically explains the nature of the electron Cooper pair quantum step resistances, the Josephson junction, the SQUIB and
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  • ...ield of the nucleus can balance the radiation reaction force acting on the electron; the moment acting on the PVP in the electric field of the nucleus explains
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  • ...hown of gaining a better understanding of the wave-particle duality of the electron on the basis of the EEP.
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  • * 2008 - "[[Electron, Universe, and the Large Numbers Between]]" ([http://www.naturalphilosophy.
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  • ...onal field or an electric current (electric field), is superimposed on the electron-positron sea, hence causing the tiny vortices to become linearly polarized.
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  • * 2010 - "[[Implications of an Electron-Positron-Lattice Model of Space for EM Waves as a Possible Reconciliation o
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  • ...about the pulsation of the hydrogen atom as a harmonic oscillation of the electron in the proton?s field.
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  • ...the transverse action of an arriving N-wave pho-ton causes oscillations in electron position in an antenna. Polarization can be attributed to N-wave photons if
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  • ...proach is still capable of explaining the eternal, circular movement of an electron around a nucleus. It is possible if reformulating the laws of action involv
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  • ...biting around a positive nucleus, it may be suitable to model the orbiting electron as an electric current. This can be stated also about the target atom. Henc ...><span style="font-family: Book Antiqua;">During stable circumstances, the electron does not radiate, since the circular movement is perpendicular to the radia
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  • ...the physical mechanisms that produce the inertial force of reaction in the electron and proton rings. Pages 45-92.
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  • * 2007 - "[[Electron Binding Energies in the Aether Physics Model]]" ([http://www.naturalphiloso
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  • | keywords = [[Voltage]], [[Electron volts]], [[Acceleration]], [[Force]], [[Gravity]]
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  • ...s (decays) at or near absolute zero temperature, the kinetic energy of the electron is sufficiently low as to allow the proton to capture it and form hydrogen.
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  • ......) (1); Electron charge (...equation...)kg/c (2) Here <em>m</em>&nbsp;is electron mass also gained from electrodynamic reasoning and coinciding with the expe
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  • ...- they agree to within 6%. In NTL the energy transferred to the recoiling electron is emitted as secondary photons. The predicted wavelength of these secondar
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  • * 1990 - "[[A Photon Approach to Electron Mass]]"
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  • ...biting around a positive nucleus, it may be suitable to model the orbiting electron as an electric current. This can be stated also about the target atom. Henc ...; mso-ansi-language: EN-US;" lang="EN-US">During stable circumstances, the electron does not radiate, since the circular movement is perpendicular to the radia
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  • * "The Total Electron Content in the Auroral and Sub-Auroral Ionosphere According to Navigational * "Comparison of Ionospheric Total Electron Content&nbsp;Measured Using the Difference Doppler and Incoherent Scatter M
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  • ...value of ne &#8776; 0.1m-3. The small amount of energy transferred to the electron by recoil is radiated as bremsstrahlung with a wavelength in the microwave
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  • ...plain the three dimensionless constants: (1) fine-structure, (2) proton to electron mass, and (3) e<sup>2</sup>/GM<sup>2</sup>.
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  • ...o responsible for the de Broglie wavelength, also in direction of relative electron motion.
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