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  • | title = Behavior of Electrons in Atoms | keywords = [[Electrons]], [[Atoms]]
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  • | title = A Model for Free and Pauli-Paired Electrons | keywords = [[Pauli Pairs]], [[Free Electrons]]
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  • | name = Electrons, Atoms, Molecules <br />[[Category:Book|electrons atoms molecules]]
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  • ...of the Word \'Complementary\' & the Young Double-Slit Experiment Involving Electrons | keywords = [[Young Double-Slit Experiment]], [[Electrons]]
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  • | title = Electrons in Atoms ...sis describes a precession movement of the electrons of the atoms. Valence electrons precessing on the nuclei of the atoms joint them into molecules with the he
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  • | title = Mu - Muon elementary particle is a bundle of 207 diffracted electrons | keywords = [[electrons]], [[muons]], [[elementary]], [[particle]], [[dark energy]]
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  • | title = Magnetic Deflection of Electrons Using Vacuum Tubes ...lux of an air-core solenoid and the calculation of the velocity of 10-volt electrons. This summary also lays the foundation for determining the electron charge-
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  • | title = Correlated Emission of Electrons | keywords = [[field emission]], [[charge clustering]], [[multiple electrons]], [[anode spots]]
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  • ...ionary electron in the extreme ultraviolet not possible for orbiting point electrons in quantum type theories. NASA rocket space probes found 64 lines in the em
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  • | title = Electron Wave Function: Electromagnetic Waves Emitted by Ring Electrons ...particles that closely resemble the Spinning Charged Ring Model, and these electrons are a source of electromagnetic waves.
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  • ...state, the medium behaves as a black hole for electrons. The force between electrons becomes zero. So superconductivity is a question of the ?density? of the me
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  • ...alagous to the inhibition of transverse dipoles as in the nuclei and free electrons of parallel current carrying wires. That is, there is a transverse force b
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  • | title = Plasma Orbital Expansion of the Electrons in Water ...e extra electrons produce different effects on different target materials. Electrons that scatter at point of contact produce heat based upon electrical conduct
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  • ...' of electrons. The electronic shroud of electrons, therefore, consists of electrons that are localized around the nucleus, in geometrically fixed positions, in
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  • ...ese experiments, the magnetic field was oriented parallel to the stream of electrons emitted from a cold cathode in a discharge tube. The experiments determined
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  • | title = Internal Structures of Electrons and Photons and some Consequences in Relativistic Physics | keywords = [[electrons]], [[photons]], [[EPR paradox]], [[quantum electrodynamics]]
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  • ...ystal structure. This is not explainable in terms of the model of drifting electrons.
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  • ...T-SIZE: 18px">What's the component of an advanced animal or plant?<br />A) Electrons, Protons and Neutrons<br />B) Atoms<br />C) Molecules<br />D) Protein and o
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  • ...ue to the disappearance of the electric dipole interaction of pairs of the electrons. It is supposed that the Cooper pairs in superconductors are such pairs. An
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  • ...e of the Nuclides. In this model neutrons inside the nucleus polarize into electrons and protons. The model accurately predicts the nuclear "magic numbers" indi
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  • ...ectrons or of bound electrons where the widening of orbits of bound atomic electrons leads to their ejection. The proposed mechanism to produce such light tran
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  • | title = Recoil Interaction Between Photons and The Electrons In The Plasma Of Intergalactic Space Leading To The Hubble Constant And CMB ...sibility that light from distant galaxies is absorbed and reemitted by the electrons is considered with the electron recoiling on both occasions. A double M?ssb
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  • ...e energy of electrons is replenished from visible light. It interacts with electrons by compton transitions. Accordingly, light tires as it travels through inte
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  • | title = Physics Q: Magnetic Moments Not Due to Valence Electrons | keywords = [[Magnetic Moments]], [[Valence Electrons]], [[Stern-Gerlach Experiment]], [[Pauli Exclusion Principle]]
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  • ...ns explain the photoelectric effect and X-rays in the same way cause bound electrons to escape one kernel. When they are captured by another kernel they generat
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  • | title = Oxygen Lone Pair Electrons behind Amazing Properties of Water-electrolysis Gas-mixture | keywords = [[Brown's Gas]], [[Lone pair electrons]], [[Electrolysis]], [[Water electrolysis gasses]]
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  • ...case the direction of a current is formally accepted as being opposite to electrons flow movement. But, an electric current can be a transport of positive or n
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  • ...om a magnetic basis, the model explains the physical origin of the valence electrons for chemical binding and the reason why the periodic table has only seven p
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  • | keywords = [[Gravity]], [[Stored Energy]], [[Electrons]], [[Quarks]], [[Bending Light]], [[Mercury Perihelion]], [[General Relativ ...actually comes from the energy E=mc2 stored in the electric fields of its electrons and quarks. This explains not only the force of gravity, but also the effec
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  • ...er source of direct current. The battery acts as an electron pump, pushing electrons into one electrode and pulling them from the other.
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  • ...g operations. Laser activated or laser primed gas ions repel the dislodged electrons being consumed. The Electron Extraction Process is hereinafter called the "
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  • ...by Compton this work derives, using combinatorial geometry, the number of electrons that will pack into the various physical shells about the nucleus in agreem ...rom a magnetic basis the model explains the physical origin of the valence electrons for chemical binding and the reason why the periodic table has only seven p
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  • ...by Compton this work derives, using combinatorial geometry, the number of electrons that will pack into the various physical shells about the nucleus in agreem ...rom a magnetic basis the model explains the physical origin of the valence electrons for chemical binding and the reason why the periodic table has only seven p
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  • ...sconnected, but Al-Kalili then shows how these effects occur when shooting electrons at the two slit screen. '''Stream of Electrons'''
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  • ...Noise is Explained as an Effect of the Zero-Point Field Acting on the Free Electrons of the Conduction Current]]" ([http://www.physicsfoundations.org/PIRT_XI/pa * 2006 - "[[Zero Point Field, Stochastic Electrodynamics,Runaway,Free Electrons, Semiconductors, 1/f Noise]]" ([http://www.physicsfoundations.org/PIRT_X/pa
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  • ...o the right? these two situations are the same, which both belong to metal electrons having cut magnetic lines. According to the difference among the above thre
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  • ...for the irrotational radial flow (inverse square law force) of aether into electrons and out of positrons, but that it also yields three additional components o
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  • ...that can be mathematically described. But as the MCAS model demonstrates, electrons do NOT need to be different at the atomic level! Thus, it is quite illogica ...ingular twist of natural molecules (i.e., DNA).</em> With a singular spin, electrons flow chirally around nuclei. Thus, electronic orbitals possess built-in chi
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  • * 2013 - "[[Gravitation As The Result Of The Reintegration Of Migrated Electrons And Positrons To Their Atomic Nuclei]]" * 2013 - "[[Gravitation as the result of the reintegration of migrated electrons and positrons to their atomic nuclei.]]" ([http://www.naturalphilosophy.org
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  • ...Noise is Explained as an Effect of the Zero-Point Field Acting on the Free Electrons of the Conduction Current]]" ([http://www.physicsfoundations.org/PIRT_XI/pa * 2006 - "[[Zero Point Field, Stochastic Electrodynamics,Runaway,Free Electrons, Semiconductors, 1/f Noise]]" ([http://www.physicsfoundations.org/PIRT_X/pa
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  • ...Noise is Explained as an Effect of the Zero-Point Field Acting on the Free Electrons of the Conduction Current]]" ([http://www.physicsfoundations.org/PIRT_XI/pa * 2006 - "[[Zero Point Field, Stochastic Electrodynamics,Runaway,Free Electrons, Semiconductors, 1/f Noise]]" ([http://www.physicsfoundations.org/PIRT_X/pa
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  • ...eam is deflected up to 90 ? by an electric field, the magnetic moments of electrons are no longer parallel to their direction of translation, thus the magneti
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  • * 1998 - "[[Correlated Emission of Electrons]]"
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  • * 1998 - "[[Correlated Emission of Electrons]]"
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  • | keywords = [[electromagnetic interactions]], [[particle physics]], [[electrons]], [[photon]], [[light]], [[special theory of relativity]] ...l concensus is that we understand almost completely the interaction of the electrons, positrons and light, even though this theory is, as it stands, necessarily
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  • ...compact sphere of protons and neutrons which are surrounded by a cloud of electrons. Rather, the atoms are built up like Lego bricks into octahedral shapes. Th
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  • ...e. Charge to mass ratio measurements on the EVO remain the same as that of electrons implying that the mass was also reduced. Part of the process of this transm
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  • ...rom a magnetic basis the model explains the physical origin of the valence electrons for chemical binding and the reason why the Periodic Table has only seven p
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  • ...l explains metals as a lattice of ion cores held together by a gas of free electrons! The electron gas cannot hold together the ion cores that are repelling eac
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  • ...om a magnetic basis the model explained the physical origin of the valence electrons for chemical binding and the reason why the Periodic Table has only seven p
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  • ...n of Don Borghi?s Experiment on the Synthesis of Neutrons from Protons and Electrons ...he core of stars, the laboratory synthesis of the neutron from protons and electrons was claimed in the late 1960 by the Italian priest-physicist Don Carlo Borg
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  • ...and the associated solenoidal bonding can provide a link from the orbital electrons through to the magnetic field beyond. The link between electric current an
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  • ...ron mass is conserved. Furthermore a quantum of 2.040997717x10<sup>21</sup>electrons then forms a 186-ether mass which is the fabric of space. The 186-ether acc
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  • | title = Gravitation As The Result Of The Reintegration Of Migrated Electrons And Positrons To Their Atomic Nuclei ...ssically the energy of a subatomic particle is thought to be concentrated. Electrons and positrons that have migrated slowly out of the core of their nuclei are
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  • ...on on chemical reactions and study of chemical polarisation of nucleas and electrons in the same number.
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  • ...al disturbance of the outer infra-red frequency orbits of the outer atomic electrons. As the temperature rises, the thermal agitations become more violent, dist
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  • ...atom is explained by the resonance condition between the speed with which electrons move in an orbit and the rate of precession. Special attention is paid to t
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  • * There are no perpetually spinning protons, neutrons and electrons. ...according to aufbau rules that determine spins and angular momenta of the electrons. Similar rules exist for the arrangement of nuclear shells. Both, scatterin
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  • ...not even consistent orthogonality. The MCAS Way describes the behavior of electrons while preserving their wholeness, mutual orthogonality, and interactive ada ...r />Wholly integer quantum numbers identify the orbital spaces of an atom. Electrons do not have quantum numbers! The electron of the hydrogen atom is assigned
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  • ...el of the atom that consists of positive and negative muons, positrons and electrons. The two methods that are used to determine the stationary orbits of partic
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  • ...springs in which the tension is due to the force of attraction between the electrons and positrons, which will be arranged in a double helix fashion around thei
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  • ...that such things cannot occur because of the great repelling forces these electrons should exert on each other. Yet they do appear to exist and are not even th
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  • ...G(f) = G2?"N?1(2??m)"f"?1, where f is the frequency, N the total number of electrons in the considered sample, ?m the information transmission time, and ?" a di
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  • ...fact by great scientists of the 19th century. A matrix made up of unpaired electrons and protons would be expected to have a dielectric constant magnetic permea
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  • ...he atom in up to 8 shells/sub-shells, why the shells contain the number of electrons that they do, and why the shells are offset by at least 45, are all explain ...y (the 'motor effect') and, at the same time, synchronizes the spin of the electrons in both atoms. The neighboring atom, in turn, generates helically polarized
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  • ...tial fields exert a combination of attraction and repulsion on protons and electrons embedded in that mass. A nonlinearity in the region of each of those charge
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  • ...general cases: 1- the internal electromagnetic fields from the conduction electrons contribute an induced e.m.f.; 2 - the internal fields do not give such a co
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  • ...nd Nuclei and to Radiation in Connection with the De-Excitation of Excited Electrons ...on stable electron paths nuclei radiation connection de-excitation excited electrons]]
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  • ...thin the frame of classical electromagnetic interactions between toroidal electrons and protons of finite, fixed dimensions. Positions and orientations of each ...a toroidal protons binding electronically and magnetically within toroidal electrons, which are significantly larger than the former.
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  • ...or obstacle to a classical interpretation of the stable states of orbiting electrons. Quantum mechanics avoids the very problem by discussing the probability of ...scussed, how electromagnetic radiation due to the dc-excitation of excited electrons, orbiting around a positive nucleus, can be explained classically, as a sud
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  • ...packed with aether sinks (electrons) and aether sources (positrons). These electrons and positrons are paired into tiny dipoles. Within each dipole, the electro ...that the flow will constantly be emerging from positrons and sinking into electrons. The average speed of this flow is what determines the speed of light.
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  • ...scussed, how electromagnetic radiation due to the de-excitation of excited electrons, orbiting around a positive nucleus, can be explained classically, as a sud
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  • ...ls cannot explain the dynamic stability of molecules. There are no valence electrons that operate as bonding agents. Chemical bonding is due to magnetic couplin
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  • ...posed that all space is permeated with a dense electrically neutral sea of electrons and positrons which serves as the medium for the propagation of light. The
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  • ...velocity and reflects slower visual images. Visual mass images impact the electrons of the millions of retinal photons. The photon energy output is transmitte ...ence is that electrons are composed of photons and protons are composed of electrons. Particles are spherical. They accumulate spherically until they are no l
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  • | keywords = [[radioactive waste]], [[electrons]], [[gamma rays]], [[reaction]], [[accelerator]], [[fission]], [[isotopes]] A linear accelerator, preferably of the monochromatic type, accelerates electrons which are directed onto a high Z target such as tungsten to generate gamma
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  • ...eir velocities appear far too fast for them to stay in orbit. Protons and electrons behave as though they are connected by elastic strings. This also explains
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  • ...published book by Ralph Sansbury based on&nbsp;charge&nbsp;polarization in electrons and atomic nuclei.&nbsp; First version written in 1993. click on [http://my
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  • ...f the non-decaying spin of the electron. Although scientists know that all electrons in the universe spin they have never discovered the source of the spin.
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  • ...tric power from the vacuum. It is based on the acceleration of a charge of electrons. The act of acceleration of these tiny but very dense particles allows them
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  • ...rs of evidence for charge polarization (sometimes viewed as ?spin?) inside electrons and atomic nuclei leads to the startling implication that such electrostati
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  • By accepting that protons and electrons have volume, and are not the point particles approximated in classical calc
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  • ...gravity beams deflected perpendicularly by a series of similarly spinning electrons. The result is increased gravity push in one direction (repulsion) and decr
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  • ..., using published values of collision cross-sections and number density of electrons in IG space, a value for the Hubble constant is derived which is in good ag
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  • ...laborators discovered that in the decay 27Co60.28Ni60+e+.? the emission of electrons has a preferential direction. Therefore, she discovered that in the beta de
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  • ...ments using the techniques of combinatorial geomentry to determine how the electrons pack in layers about the nucleus. Thus the theory of electrodynamics for re
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  • * 2005 - "[[Magnetic Deflection of Electrons Using Vacuum Tubes]]"
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  • ...fferent kinds of electron: electrons and positrons of positive energy, and electrons and positrons of negative energy. This equation generalizes an already gene
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  • ...lang="EN-GB">The associated engineers established that the cathodic beam electrons might have a motion of translation without having any magnetic field. </sp ...of the magnetic field, this report establishes that the magnetic field of electrons can, in no way, be a result of their motion of translation. </span>
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  • ...sical vacuum. The forces caused by these structures serve to stabilize the electrons' motion along the orbits corresponding to eigen values of energy. If consid
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  • ...force of interaction between individual particles, for instance, a pair of electrons, are here extended to multiple charges so as to provide formulae that are u
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  • ...olecule]", in which a chemical bond forms owing to the sharing of pairs of electrons.<sup id="cite_ref-1" class="reference">[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred
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  • ...ulate its radiation spectrum. The energy distribution of number density of electrons in the cosmic electron background becomes zero as energy goes to both zero
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  • ...onstant, plays a fundamental role in the formation of the structure of the electrons, atoms, and molecules is demonstrated. This law changes the gravitational a
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  • ...vading underworld in a negative energy state, and that this is filled with electrons. Similarities to nineteenth century luminiferous aethers will be discussed
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  • ...roglie. The diffraction has been detected for the elementary particles, as electrons, protons, neutrons, and molecules. Considering these experiments, I show he
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  • ...ire.&nbsp; The explanation is given in terms of charge polarization within electrons.
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  • ...illators and among charged particles. It develops the hypothesis that the electrons and protons are peculiar oscillators, having certain internal dynamics, and
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  • | keywords = [[Protons]], [[electrons]], [[photons]], [[hydrogen atom]], [[gamma factor]], [[relativity]]
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  • ...nd protons that we have in the universe today. At this stage, protons and electrons could combine to form neutrons but not atoms. Long after, at the point whe
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  • ...r to the discharge of an electric capacitor, to the radiation loss by fast electrons and <span style="COLOR: black">to the radioactive nuclei decay</span>....
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  • * 1946 - "[[Electrons, Atoms, Molecules]]"
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  • ...of the sharmon medium pass through inter-atomic spaces and between orbital electrons to enter a mass-body for intimate gravitational interaction between the cos
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  • ...ide and it perfectly corresponds to the impulse of the core-planets at the electrons-side.
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  • ...nics forms the proton whose interstices are penetrated by both photons and electrons. ...aller droplets. The smaller droplets increase the surface area adsorbing electrons. The vapor rises because water droplets are formed from two hydrogen and
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  • ...he result of taking the curl of Amp?re's Circuital Law.&nbsp;A&nbsp;sea of electrons and positrons is stated to constitute the magnetic and luminiferous medium.
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  • | known_for = [[Electromagnetism]], [[Electric Dipoles Inside Electrons and Atomic Nuclei]] ...le of electric dipoles and orbital systems inside atomic nuclei and inside electrons in determining the speed of light, quantum states, and the effects of gravi
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  • ...er unit volume. However they cannot penetrate electrons. Their pressure on electrons explains electromagnetic behavior and the source of magnetic fields.
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  • Quantum Mechanics offer science solutions for the discrete energy levels of electrons circling around the nucleus in atoms. The mathematical solutions of QM do n
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  • | keywords = [[aether]], [[charge density]], [[electrons]], [[energy density]], [[fundamental building blocks]], [[inertia]], [[mome
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  • ...similar to Dirac's model except it is comprised of annular wave packets of electrons and positrons instead of electron-positron pairs. Under appropriate conditi
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  • ...f universal energy is low by a factor equal to the number of positrons and electrons in existence.
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  • ...ompany has consistently produced electron clusters of some 10<sup>10</sup> electrons within the space of a few microns, traveling along the boundary of a dielec
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  • ...lts are interpreted as a description of two types of elementary particles, electrons and positrons, each with two types of spin, with an internal circulation ve
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  • ...wever, we show that if the Lorentz contraction of the assemblage of moving electrons is taken into account, special relativity theory predicts a nonzero electri
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  • ...ther by a proton.&nbsp; Just such waves define discrete spectra of optical electrons and bremsstrahlung.&nbsp; Standing waves in the vicinity of the proton defi
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  • * The neutrino spin crisis: Why protons, electrons and neutrons have spin? Spins are not detectable.
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  • ...nuclear charge clusters, (micro sized plasmoids containing 10<sup>11</sup> electrons and 10<sup>6</sup> prontons or deuterons) can accumulate into lattice nucle
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  • ..., time cannot be ?compressed? - only eliminated. In the zero-energy level, electrons occupying this level in unlimited numbers are available through state trans
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  • ...explains the experiments on mass variation, ultimate speed, absorption of electrons, transverse Doppler effect, lifetime extension, etc. It also offers a comp
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  • ...being solenoidal on one scale, contain within them a double helix array of electrons and positrons. This accounts for the Coulomb force of attraction between tw
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  • ...ilding block of matter?what we would call an elementary particle; and that electrons were contained in ordinary objects that we observe every day.
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  • ...hin the aether fractal plenum are developed for the internal structures of electrons and protons. These structures are derived from previously defined hexagona
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  • ...n <b>v</b>x<b>B</b> refers to the absolute velocity through a dense sea of electrons and positrons which, like the atmosphere, is entrained with the Earth's orb
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  • ...electron and an electron "pull" each other as close as possible, while the electrons, sending rotational actions to each other, will rotate at an extreme speed
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  • ...Noise is Explained as an Effect of the Zero-Point Field Acting on the Free Electrons of the Conduction Current]]" ([http://www.physicsfoundations.org/PIRT_XI/pa * 2006 - "[[Zero Point Field, Stochastic Electrodynamics,Runaway,Free Electrons, Semiconductors, 1/f Noise]]" ([http://www.physicsfoundations.org/PIRT_X/pa
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  • ...e would just happen to propagate through a cloud of outer shell conduction electrons at exactly the same speed as wireless radiation in space, never mind how th
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  • A solid lattice structure of the vacuum as bound electrons and positrons, analogous to a polycrystalline ionic salt, was proposed and
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  • ...Kulba suggested that light, arising from excitations and de-excitations of electrons, differed only in scale from radio waves emanating from a dipole antenna. I
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  • Light is an energy exchange between electrons that dominates communication throughout the Universe. However, until recent
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  • Photoelectric Effect indicates that release of metallic electrons is not due to a collision photon vs. electron but that it is essentially a
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  • ...wave whose electric field component causes oscillations in deep space free electrons which then reradiate energy from the photon, causing a redshift. The predic
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  • ...e universe is permeated with a concentrated matrix of protons and unpaired electrons, possibly Bose-Einstein condensed hydrogen. Could this be ?Dark Matter? and
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  • ...lectrodynamic force between vibrating neutral dipoles consisting of atomic electrons vibrating with respect to protons in the nucleus of neutral atoms. The iner
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  • ...rtial and electrostatic properties believed to be possessed by protons and electrons.
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  • ...of the sharmon medium pass through inter-atomic spaces and between orbital electrons to enter a mass-body for intimate interactive exchange of 0-spin sharmon co
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  • ...nics. Starting point is a planetary model of the atom and the concept that electrons moved in classical elliptical orbit, and all parameters of its motion (coor
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  • ...ctron is described by equations and graphs. The dimensions of ground-state electrons are obtained from a physical spinning charged ring (SCR) model. The model y
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  • ...high-density, electron charge clusters (EV for electrum validum or strong electrons), resulted in several patents for applications ranging from high-speed comp
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  • ...s in stark contrast to the conventional understanding of current as moving electrons. The drift velocity of copper atoms due to an impact force of current thru
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  • ...Noise is Explained as an Effect of the Zero-Point Field Acting on the Free Electrons of the Conduction Current]]" ([http://www.physicsfoundations.org/PIRT_XI/pa * 2006 - "[[Zero Point Field, Stochastic Electrodynamics,Runaway,Free Electrons, Semiconductors, 1/f Noise]]" ([http://www.physicsfoundations.org/PIRT_X/pa
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  • ...lved both electricity and traveling field. Linking this with the idea that electrons traveling at the speed of light would have infinite mass, a crisis for elec
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  • ...minimal rules and reproduces the behavior of empty space and positrons and electrons. From there, the rest of the particles and fields of force are derived.
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  • ...involves a centrifugal aether pressure that is induced as a result of the electrons and the positrons coming closer together on average, along the line of acti
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  • ...ng of negative charge in the inertial system co-moving with the conduction electrons, with a resulting charge density imbalance and non-vanishing electric field
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  • ...isting of a ring or tube formed of rings of infra-red-excited molecules or electrons, are suggested. Algebraic and numerical estimates are given of the correspo
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  • ...ure of the strength of the electromagnetic interaction between photons and electrons, is slowly increasing over cosmological timescales. High-resolution measure
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  • ...an style="FONT-SIZE: x-small">&nbsp;</span></sup>mechanism for phonons and electrons and Anderson localization in narrow<sup><span style="FONT-SIZE: x-small">&n
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  • ...rsion oscillations. A corresponding vortex carries mass. Therefore, moving electrons and photons possess qualities as both waves and particles. Conformity of th
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  • Quantum mechanics (QM) is based on the assumption that particles such as electrons and protons are ?elementary'. This assumption has been invalidated by exper
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  • # Circling of electrons in atoms
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  • ...). Here an attempt is made to quantify this new condition as it applies to electrons; toward the progression of quantized energy flows (discrete energy burst) a
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  • ...rounded Maxwell's aethereal vortices become sources (positrons) and sinks (electrons), and this gives rise to fine-grained double helix patterns in space that t
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  • | keywords = [[charge clusters]], [[electrons]], [[low-energy]], [[thermal gradient]], [[charge]], [[fluid]], [[action]], ...ormations have been found using highly organized, micron-sized clusters of electrons, or EVs, having soliton behavior, with electron populations on the order of
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  • ..."font-size: 10pt; font-family: ">The first is related to the force binding electrons increasing with their respective distance. The second inconsistency is rel
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  • The nuclear atomic model with extra nuclear electrons or standing waves is untenable. Atoms as magnetically coupled oscillators.
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  • ...ms that this phenomenon is useful because the forward flow and backflow of electrons in the same piece of material can be reproducibly controlled by external fo ...e resistance (which actually does not occur due to energetics) in that the electrons flow in the unexpected direction relative to the applied current/voltage.
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  • ...atomic hydrogen's anomalous g-factor without requiring the intercession of electrons that spin perpetually in the absence of any driving force. Furthermore, an
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  • ...rgy which knocks out electrons in the atom. Infact pair production creates electrons from photons that are pregnant with 186-seed ether. Undeniable experimental
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  • ...tic permeability. A void cannot have such properties. A matrix of unpaired electrons and positive particles would have such properties. As predicted by Einstein
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  • | title = Gravitation as the result of the reintegration of migrated electrons and positrons to their atomic nuclei.
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  • ...ctroscopy. These methods lead to discovering of the structures of photons, electrons, atoms, atom's nucleus, and molecules. Scientific data given in a layman's
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  • ...d presents experimental data that reveal the existence, shape, and size of electrons, protons and neutrons. The Helicon Model of Elementary Particles is defined
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  • ...ng the measure of movement leads to a model of ?blinking' particles; i.e., electrons, photons, etc., exhibiting continuous oscillation of a quantum of energy fr
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  • ...harges, thereby causing a net difference between the field from the moving electrons and the immobile ions respectively in a conductor. Within the scope of this
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  • ...ventually are attracted to galactic centers where they are "recycled" into electrons and protons. This alternative, coupled with the concept of an infinite hier
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  • The structure and internal motions of ground-state electrons are obtained from a physical Spinning Charged Ring (SCR) model. This new el
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  • ...the knowable universe is filled with a concentrated matrix of protons and electrons, possibly Bose-Einstein condensed hydrogen. Such a matrix is consistent wit
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  • ...g unsolved problem of physics of this century is the question of where the electrons are located in the atoms and how they "behave". The solution is presented v
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  • ...e motion. The other mater is the stability of elementary particles such as electrons. These particles are basic to electrodynamics; but electrodynamics predicts
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  • ..., but at the atomic scale, they interact with elementary particles such as electrons and their energy has discreet values. The Fermi principle is well known in
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  • ...s why the atom is comprised of orbital shells and why the shells spin with electrons the way they do. It explains how permanent magnetism works, at atomic level
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  • ...atively small amount of energy and the strong interaction does not work on electrons. The article explains the mass of the electron completely by the energy of
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  • ...ions are in black holes, and are in the event horizons only in the case of electrons. The particles are miniature black holes. They react to the outside world t
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  • ...vacuum is not a void, but rather a matrix of touching protons and unpaired electrons (possibly Bose-Einstein condensed hydrogen). Quotes are included from scien
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  • ...upon an incorrect model of the atom or charged particle. Specifically, are electrons (and other charged particles) mathematical points or small spinning units o
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  • ...angular momentum in these materials, and the un-paired magnetic moments of electrons in ferromagnetic materials.
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  • ...The Morton Ether Theory of 1965 uses the phenomenon of pair production of electrons and positron pairs to indicate that the production of charged particles in
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  • ...r anyone, without prior knowledge, to draw the internal structures for the electrons and the two types of neutrinos. The model gives the mass of the proton to w
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  • ...f the nuclear mass, and is therefore applicable to both atomic and unbound electrons. An experimental test of this new result is urged, in view of its physical
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  • ...turies. Moreover, the newly discovered phenomena and its behavior, such as electrons, atoms, speed of light, Maxwell's equations and others, have forced the inv
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  • ...ssential in multi-electronic atoms. In particular, they define quantity of electrons in hulls(sp?) and character of X-ray radiation.
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  • ...ves the major mysteries in current physics. Space, time, gravity, photons, electrons, protons, neutrons, nuclear forces, electromagnetism, and quantum mechanics
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  • ...drogen (protons) generated the gas planets and the corresponding amount of electrons generated the core planets. In this paper, we will discuss the hypothesis t
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  • ...ogies comparing electrons to macroscopic bullets cannot seriously be used. Electrons are inherently associated with their Coulomb field. If an electron approach
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  • ...c equation has been considered the best theory to describe the behavior of electrons possessing potential energy inside atoms. This paper asks the question: "if
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  • ...ated with the electron and the proton. Because these elementary particles, electrons, protons, etc., possess angular momentum, each can exist in two nonsuperimp
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  • ...a of light. The photoelectric effect is observed with the help of discrete electrons producing quantization. We can therefore not conclude quantization to exist
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  • ...recedes and conditions the gradual formation of organismal life. A flow of electrons across the Archean hydrosphere, proceeding from the reducing constituents o
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  • ...True synchronous electrical oscillations cannot be accomplished by moving electrons since their displacement is so large that numerous collisions would occur p
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  • ...and stimulated emission is due to the coupling of its field with the bound electrons of nearby molecules. Coupling is directly proportional to the density of o
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  • ...for the existence of an atomic shell structure with spinning nucleons and electrons. The nature of radiation and of the so-called "particle-wave duality". The ...jumps. Chemical bonding is due to magnetic coupling and not due to valence electrons.
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  • ...ial: the etherspace. A model of that etherspace is proposed consisting of electrons and positrons, the etherons, without friction among them, which, as a whol
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  • ...e. In NTL, photons of light are continually absorbed and re-emitted by the electrons in the plasma of intergalactic space which recoil both on absorption and re
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  • ...romagnetic ratio. A short range interaction between two classical spinning electrons is analysed. It predicts the formation of spin 1 bound states provided some
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  • ...t turns elements higher than iron into very small elements, mainly HII and electrons, which then may explain radio loud activity by AGNs. Shrunken remnants of o
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  • ...ro universe and gives also a solution for quantum gravity due to many body electrons. At least there is an important application in techniques due to energy man
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  • ...cal waves produce the correct mass increase, regardless of whether the two electrons are moving together or apart. This unusual combined Doppler change results
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  • ...<sub>rms</sub></em> is about 1.93 km/s. More significantly, for conduction electrons in copper, <em>v<sub>rms</sub></em> is about 1.22 x 10<sup>3</sup> km/s. Si
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  • ...lectrodynamic force between vibrating neutral dipoles consisting of atomic electrons vibrating with respect to protons in the nucleus of neutral atoms. The deri
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  • ...both the quantity of protons in the nucleus and the number of extranuclear electrons then the nucleus must incorporate chargeless particles because the mass num
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  • ...shown experimentally that a metal ball becomes lighter after charged with electrons, more detailed data are needed to confirm the repulsive force and distingui
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  • ...ts a new fundamental particle called the tron. Trons are much smaller than electrons. Trons are simple spherical-like structures. They are composed of a variabl
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  • ...an effect caused by photons travelling through space and losing energy to electrons. From this, he goes on to explain the CMB and other observations normally a
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  • .... If Bose-Einstein condensed hydrogen is a matrix of protons and unpaired electrons, it would be paramagnetic and have dielectric properties. The presence of
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  • ...1913. It will also bring up to date his all nuclear atom with no orbiting electrons, which he used in his Theory of the Spectra for this atom in its excited st
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  • ...fied, and controlled through composite engineering. Its mechanism involves electrons traveling in the unexpected direction relative to the applied voltage gradi
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  • ...le increases, so does its total energy. However, things are different when electrons at rest approach the nuclei of hydrogen atoms - protons - thereby creating
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  • The electromagnetic structures of photons and electrons revealed by the advent of the analytical theory of spectroscopy which postu
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  • ...locity v cannot be restricted to the rare instance of motion or passage of electrons. Drift is herein defined as velocity squared. For matter such as atomic mas
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  • ...zed toryces leads to the formation of the four prime elementary particles: electrons, positrons, aetherons and higgstrons. Subsequently, the prime elementary pa
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  • ...l's time this was a reasonable assumption. But it is well known today that electrons have mass, and therefore an inertial momemtum is always associated with an
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  • ...ation. The spectrum of relic radiation is formed with photons, radiated by electrons upon synthesis of atoms of hydrogen and helium stars of the Universe [1-3].
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  • ...es are particles with electrical charges that are less than the charges of electrons and quarks. These data refute the theories associated with the Standard mod
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  • ...s of an electromagnetic wave.<span style="mso-spacerun: yes">&nbsp; </span>Electrons are created within the second generation of electromagnetic waves, and prot
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  • ...molecules is explained in terms of the coupling of the magnetic fields of electrons. The structure of complex organic molecules such as DNA, proteins, carbohyd
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  • ...t, Eugene Podkletnov. It is suggested that the quantum fluctuations of the electrons across the multitude of superconductor grain boundaries in a properly prepa
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  • ...n emitted by spinning and rotating electrically charged particles, such as electrons and protons, explains without any ambiguity whatsoever the origin and natur
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  • ...s with the Earth's gravitational field.&nbsp; The behavior of neutrons and electrons is shown to be similar to that of light.
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  • * 2006 - "[[Recoil Interaction Between Photons and The Electrons In The Plasma Of Intergalactic Space Leading To The Hubble Constant And CMB
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  • ...ect, and atomic emission spectra are explained in terms of toroidal shaped electrons. New spectral lines for hydrogen in the extreme ultraviolet (not predicted
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  • ...the number in an outer shell when the nuclei are heavy in a similar way to electrons filling in inner shells in the Lanthanide and Actinide series. Using a si
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  • ...adioisotopes other than tritium, may also be used as a source of energetic electrons as well as other forms of energetic nuclear radiation such as krypton-85 fo
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  • ...e sun, corresponded perfectly with the impulse of the equivalent number of electrons that were related to the explosion of the core-planets, at the same instant
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  • ...a major obstacle to a classical interpretation of the behavior of orbiting electrons. In earlier papers (briefly recalled in this paper) by this author it is ha
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  • ...accepts that there is validity in the formula E = Mc<sup>2 </sup>and that electrons comply with the relativistic formula for mass increase with speed. These ar
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  • ...Such a model of ?blinking particles? explains both the wave properties of electrons and neutrons and the corpuscular behavior of radiation. It gives a basis to
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  • ...gas-giant planets in the outer system have a direct scale relationship to electrons, that rock planets in the inner system are directly related to neutrons, th
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  • ...ed Ampere tension cannot be the result of forces acting only on conduction electrons. Therefore a new model of the metallic current-element has been developed.
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  • ...ectrons; the hydrogen ions move across the membrane to the cathode and the electrons travel by electrical cable through the external load (electrical motor) to
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  • ...gas-giant planets in the outer system have a direct scale relationship to electrons, that rock planets in the inner system are directly related to neutrons, th
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  • ...tal results, including the increase in energy required for acceleration of electrons, the "red shift" in galaxies, etc. It also stimulates a number of propositi
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  • ...able magnetic field are generated by the time variable motion of the metal electrons on the transmitting antenna. Furthermore, this article proves the principle
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  • ...lectrodynamic force between vibrating neutral dipoles consisting of atomic electrons vibrating with respect to protons in the nucleus of neutral atoms. The iner
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  • ...particles having very high rigidity. They form aether. The e-trons form electrons and positrons. The z-trons are the heaviest elementary particles. They fo
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  • ...take another picture and you will see a different size flash wave! Because electrons get delayed in mediums and they do not travel without diffraction and You s
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  • * 2003 - "[[A Model for Free and Pauli-Paired Electrons]]"
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  • ...y the atom is comprised of 8 orbital shells and why the shells fill with electrons the way that they do.
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  • ...gle experiment shows wave-quantum unity for low intensity light and moving electrons. Since spin of light-emitter does not fall and of absorber does not rise by
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  • ...gy through ionization and excitation, Compton scattering on the individual electrons, and Raman scattering on the plasma frequency. But in sparse hot plasma, su
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  • ...the number in an outer shell when the nuclei are heavy in a similar way to electrons filling in inner shells in the Lanthanide and Actinide series.
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  • | known_for = [[Mass]], [[Gravity]], [[Magnetism]], [[Light]], [[Time]], [[Electrons]], [[Dark Energy]], [[Dark Matter]]
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  • ...f the ellipsoidal spherical harmonics, and that there is also room for two electrons on opposite sides of the nucleus in the symmetrical S states.
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  • ...ields (PEMF) that deliver broadband, wide spectrum, nonthermal photons and electrons deep into biological tissue. The history and rationale for such therapy mac
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  • ...oud itself. Synchrotron radiation via terrestially accelerated high-energy electrons can be formed via helical movement within Birkeland filaments - and this ra
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  • ...relativistic mathematical model for basic subatomic particles (BSPs) like electrons, positrons and neutrinos, model that is based on fundamental particles that
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  • The time evolution of electrons and other fermions is described by the first-order Dirac equation. Althoug
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  • The bound electrons in an atom have quantized energy levels, as amply demonstrated in Spectrosc
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  • ...which have been overlooked in the past. These charge carriers are defect electrons in the valence band, i.e., positive holes. Under normal conditions they ar
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  • ...creases, so does its total energy. However, things are different when electrons at rest approach the nuclei of hydrogen atoms - protons - thereby creating
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