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The HUP  can be pypassed!!

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Y.Porat - 13 Aug 2005 06:47 GMT
If i come to a 'standard educated physicist ' and tell him:

the HUP can be bypassed
he will immediately jump and say   you are an ignorant!!

now i tell that man ; easy man dont be jumpy
lets not be parrots and study my statement more intensively:

now i use to take a simple example, because a simple one might be
better understood:

i take the Deuteron example and claim:
the shape Of the deuteron is longish
the conventional answer will be :
you can never know it because of the HUP!!

'its dimensions are too small to know  its geometric shape!!

OK Lt's study it ;
we know the Deuteron is composed of proton and neutron.

now how can they be located geometrically??

is it one inside the other?? than which is inside which??
and while they are disconnected   how it is done?
if one inside the other it means one becomes  'swollen'
and the other 'contracted'
does it compatible with experimental data??
and how is the  electric charge act in that swollen apple ??

what is more difficult for them neutron and proton:
to 'penetrate' to one other? what happens to the structure
of the 'penetrated one' of the two?is it not reasonable to think that
if one of them will be 'penetrated' it will blow up?!!!

etc etc questions
now we come to another alternative;

may be it is 'side by side' structure??
((to be honest my primitive mind never thought about another
alternative
but that is only because i am a primitive man !! (:-)))

so lets see about the side by side structure:
some people say  :  but there is a connection between
the proton and neutron in the Deuteron so they are not
completely separated!!
very nice i agree Even to that but
th main body of those two sub particles remain - side by side!!
(the main body!! while you mate with your wife- your main bodies
remains side by side - i hope so (:-))

so how come ??

here comes the new understanding  (may be bit all new)

the nucleid - proton or neutron- is not a billiard ball
but composed of sub particles
now in addition to that i have my 'chain of orbits theory'
that stated That most particles are composed as 'chains of orbitals'
connected mostly  linearly!! (time will say if i am right
about it but even if not linearly then
if still makes the Deuteron as a side by side composition.

if you dont agree please bring here your alternative!1
and now comes the more important theoretic punch line:

if so
*the HUP can be bypassed by additional experimental data* !!

and not to mention the logic consideration of simplicity etc
now it is crucially for the advance of science to internalize it

and go further to more complicated examples like;
the Alpha particle to be a tetrameter etc etc etc .

TIA
Y.Porat  ( a known crackpot - crack sometimes is the ability
to crack paradigm !! so i am proud to be a crackpot)
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OsherD - 13 Aug 2005 07:28 GMT
>From Osher Doctorow

Y. Porat typed:

>Y.Porat  ( a known crackpot - crack >sometimes is the ability
>to crack paradigm !! so i am proud to be a >crackpot)

Well said!  The word "crackpot", unless used in the sense that you've
described, doesn't belong in science or mathematics.  It also doesn't
belong in psychology.  It probably belongs in Islamist Terrorist dogma
in which everybody outside the in-group is an enemy, or in the large
section of Academia that sympathizes with them.

Bureaucrats label and BS, scientists are supposed to theorize and/or
experiment but as teachers/professors they usually turn out to
Bureaucratize and as publish-or-perishers they imitate like apes.  As
for students - well, take about a dozen friends with you to class to
keep out the propaganda from professors and students, and do the same
on the internet unless you learn to be deaf and blind (not a bad talent
in the Planet of the Apes).  

Osher
Y.Porat - 13 Aug 2005 11:01 GMT
sorry to top post

1 Thank you osher

2 the title must be corrected to - bypassed.... sorry!
even the spell checker didnt save me from that mistake..
so corrected it

Y.Porat
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> >From Osher Doctorow
>
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>
> Osher
p6 - 13 Aug 2005 11:47 GMT
> If i come to a 'standard educated physicist ' and tell him:
>
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> to crack paradigm !! so i am proud to be a crackpot)
> ----------------------------

Hey dude. We know the shape of the deuteron from QM and
billions worth of particle experiments especially in scattering.
They never detected any eel or snakes inside the atom. It's not
directly to do with HUP. It appears your brain is hopelessly
newtonian and classical and can no longer accomodate quantum.

First what is HUP.

I wrote the following to Lockyer. Maybe you should be briefed
too on the real world.

HUP is not some belief that people just worshipped as erroneously
conceived by for example Porat. It has a solid conceptual and
mathematical basis. Particle always come with a wave side to it.

In a sine wave, momentum is precisely known, but the
wavefunction and probability of finding the position will
spread across all spaces.

So to localize the position... from Fourier, it has to compose
of waves of different wavelength. This means the momentum is
spread out.

This is why position and momentum can't be known at the same
time. It's not the fault or limitation of the instruments
but built into the nature of the particle themselves. If you
could measure exactly where an electron was, so that the
position is known, the momentum would be infinite. This is
why we can't know for certain the position of a particle.
The more we know its position, the more the momentum is spread
out.

Now in the case of the electron being located inside the nucleus.
The energy to do that would be 3.77 GeV. This is thousand
of times as observed in nuclear processes. Imagine what would
happen if the electron would be confined inside the size
of a neutron. The energy would be so enormous from the formula
E=p^2/2m where p is the change in position or the diameter
of the nucleus or neutron.
(Note also that the smaller and lighter is a particle, the
more HUP sensitive it is. This is why proton and neutron
(with mass much larger than electron) being confined in
the nucleus has less energy than an electron.)

This electron confinement in nucleus or neutron space is
against all observations and experimental results.
The rest mass would increase million folds from the mass
energy relationship.

Note the above is specifically directed at Lockyer. For
Porat. Ponder on it. There is no such thing as pure particles.
All are fields, waves and particles combined. Integrate this
to your thinking. Note we are not parrots. For some of us
who can precipitate matter out of the fields by tunneling
in extra energy to a region of the quantum vacuum from
outside space/time. We know the teaching of particle physics
is 99% true. It is a subset of a higher reality.. something
you can't comprehend if you maintain newtonian mode of
thinking.

p6
Y.Porat - 13 Aug 2005 14:33 GMT
> > If i come to a 'standard educated physicist ' and tell him:
> >
[quoted text clipped - 80 lines]
> billions worth of particle experiments especially in scattering.
> They never detected any eel or snakes inside the atom.

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Hi P6   (btw why are you hiding Bering a false name ??))
thank you for you long detailed respond
yet it seems that you are talking to yourself and not to me  (:-)

it seems that you didnt read my post!!
did you see there an Eel model or Snake for the deuteron??
we are dealing only with the Deuteron!

2 do you know the shape of the deuteron ?? than welcome
what is it ??
can you know from your data if it is a side by side combination
or may be a hybrid one ??
if you agree with me that is is a side by side and longish than
very nice you have no dispute with me !!

and you just now bypassed that HUP isn't that ??
now if you know so much from QM base:
what is according to QM the  geometric shape of the Alpha particle??
-------

It's not
> directly to do with HUP.
there is a QM expert called Feuerbacher who climes
that my model is dead by arrival* because of the HUP
do you agree with  him??

It appears your brain is hopelessly
> newtonian and classical and can no longer accomodate quantum.
> ---------
have you ever saw something of my model?
do you see there anything like the Newtonian physics ??

may be the Circlon idea ???  (:-)
are you thinking about what you are writing??

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> First what is HUP.
----
thank you for telling me what is the HUP is
but save it to all of us
you are grinding water!!

do you agree with me that we can know about some geometric properties
of the nuc by gathering experimental data + some logical thinking ??

can we know that the Deuteron is a side by side longish shape??

---------

> I wrote the following to Lockyer. Maybe you should be briefed
> too on the real world.

please go on write to Lokyer that belongs to him
it is not relevant to me
so you are wasting bandwidth.

-----------

> HUP is not some belief that people just worshipped as erroneously
> conceived by for example Porat. It has a solid conceptual and
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> wave function and probability of finding the position will
> spread across all spaces.
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and you call that knowledge or parroting??
---------

> So to localize the position... from Fourier, it has to compose
> of waves of different wavelength. This means the momentum is
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> The more we know its position, the more the momentum is spread
> out.

so can you know by that the geometric shape of the Alpha particle??

i can know !!
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> Now in the case of the electron being located inside the nucleus.
> The energy to do that would be 3.77 GeV. This is thousand

please stop just here

we are not dealing with the electron!!!
---------------
> of times as observed in nuclear processes. Imagine what would
> happen if the electron would be confined inside the size
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
> The rest mass would increase million folds from the mass
> energy relationship.
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no you started to talk nonsense!!
no mass is inflating!!
you are parroting
anyway it is not relevant to our topic
2 there are some surprises even to you dude!!though you seem to know
every thing and yet you are talking about dudes!!
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----------

>  this
> to your thinking. Note we are not parrots.

you are not parrots you  are   BIG parrots
----------

For some of us
> who can precipitate matter out of the fields by tunneling
> in extra energy to a region of the quantum vacuum from
> outside space/time. We know the teaching of particle physics
> is 99% true.

-very nice that you know  only 99 and not 100 percent
where from is that modesty that fell on you suddenly??
go impress someone else not me !!
--------

It is a subset of a higher reality..

do you have some phone line with God ??
higher reality Eh ???

something
> you can't comprehend if you maintain Newtonian mode of
> thinking.
----------
nothing Newtonian except his right rules
that i dont use at all in my model.
you are mumbling irresponsibly!!
about my claims)
and again
can QM know the geometric shape of the Alpha particle
and if yes what is it and how do you get it from QM ??
anyway thank you for your response and for pumping some
adrenaline to that thread (:-)

TIA
Y.Porat
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p6 - 13 Aug 2005 15:24 GMT
> > > If i come to a 'standard educated physicist ' and tell him:
> > >
[quoted text clipped - 85 lines]
> thank you for you long detailed respond
> yet it seems that you are talking to yourself and not to me  (:-)

We sorcerers don't advertise ourselves. We only want to learn
the technical details so we can improve our abilities and tactical
skills. We are like the Sith Lords in star wars, get the idea?

> it seems that you didnt read my post!!
> did you see there an Eel model or Snake for the deuteron??
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> if you agree with me that is is a side by side and longish than
> very nice you have no dispute with me !!

Say, do you know how an electron moves in the nucleus?? It
doesn't have a continuous pathway. The wave of the electron matter
field dictates the dynamics. The particle position is just
statistical. So in your deuteron. The position of the proton
and neuron is unpredictable too. It is the wave part that is really
the main show. Now can 3D wave form geometrical shapes. Think
of it more like clouds or probability space. Try to study QM
first before dealing with geometrical position. Did Bjoern
tell you your model is dead on arrival due to the HUP? Maybe
it's for the above reason. Hey, try to do away with the idea
of particles. Pure particles don't exist. Always think of waves
when you think of particles. Also fourier, or how many waves
can form superposition. This means when the position is known.
The rest of the waves are so spread out hence the momentum.
Try to master this concept as it has everything to do with
physics.

> and you just now bypassed that HUP isn't that ??
> now if you know so much from QM base:
> what is according to QM the  geometric shape of the Alpha particle??
> -------

Think of probability clouds. Don't think of shapes. Learn to
think quantumly and not classically. That's the way to master
the Force.

>  It's not
> > directly to do with HUP.
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
> may be the Circlon idea ???  (:-)
> are you thinking about what you are writing??

Gee. Come on, don't waste so much time on your delusions. Try
to study QM, QED, QCD and Supersprings. Time is of the essence,
you are getting old dude. Soon all your hair will drop. Then
when you are confined in bed unable to move in your 90s, you will
regret all those 30 years you have fantasized about the circlon.

> -------------
> > First what is HUP.
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
>
> can we know that the Deuteron is a side by side longish shape??

What the heck is the matter to you. What is your arguments of
the longist shape based on knowledge of quantum mechanics? Don't
think classically.. meaning don't assume quantum particles are
like ping pong balls or classical objects.

> ---------
> >
[quoted text clipped - 89 lines]
> do you have some phone line with God ??
> higher reality Eh ???

Yeah. We deal with laws of nature not known even to scientists.
For example. Our arts include the materialization of solid
objects from the quantum vacuum. It may involve shadow matter
from Strings E8xE8 Gauge Symmetry group and some conversions to
make it become pseudo matter (via a possible fifth force that
can serve as interface between the two worlds) so it is possible
we may not be dealing exactly with materialized matter with
quarks. Still finding out. Always remember Shakespeare "There are
more things in heaven and earth than are dreamt of by your
philosophy".. or physics.

p6
Y.Porat - 14 Aug 2005 18:40 GMT
see the data Hansen brought above
it is confirming my predictions about side by side of proton and
neutron
in the Deuteron nuc

it is not your mumbling!!

one picture is worth a thousand mumbling words

now if you what to do some physics
show us how the QM is predicting what i predicted more than 10 years
ago
that the shape of the Alpha particle is
*a tetraheder*!!

(and this is only the tip of the iceberg-only the preliminary steps -
of my findings
so you can see only some hints of it in my site it is unprecedented!
provided you are cleaver enough to appreciate it !  even by your
intuition
if you have one .)

ATB
Y.Porat
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p6 - 14 Aug 2005 21:24 GMT
> see the data Hansen brought above
> it is confirming my predictions about side by side of proton and
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
>
> one picture is worth a thousand mumbling words

If the electron orbital has certain shape.. such as elliptical
meaning the probability space for the electron is elliptical.
Perhaps the nucleus quarks confinement has some kind of
probability space too??  Then this probability space is the
shape, no?

Since there are 3 quarks.. they form triangle shape... but
I think they move fast by exchange colors that this smear
their positions?

How do you imagine the quarks to be like.. do they dance
around or just fixed in position? But they can't be fixed
in position according to the HUP.

Remember also that each quark of each proton also interacts
with each quark of the neutron. There are endless interactions
among them by the exchange of gluons. I wonder if the gluons
influence the probability shape too.

Anyway. I'll review what the QM geniuses have to say about
it.. about how the quarks exactly behave under confinement and
return to you exactly what shape it should maintain that "matches
the prediction of quantum mechanics". Or maybe Hansen can
tell us how it can match the prediction of quantum mechanics
allowing certain shapes for the nucleons.

p6

> now if you what to do some physics
> show us how the QM is predicting what i predicted more than 10 years
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
> Y.Porat
> -----------
Y.Porat - 15 Aug 2005 06:54 GMT
> > see the data Hansen brought above
> > it is confirming my predictions about side by side of proton and
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
> probability space too??  Then this probability space is the
> shape, no?
yes
only now you start to ask questions good for you because only now
you realized that you and me are not in a position to give answers but
more in a position to ask questions!!!
that is the position of all existing nuclear  science
and let no pompous chest drummer delude you that he relay knows
whats going on there !!

now to your questions may be i have some good *guesses*:
all that probability taking as actually as well
*bypassing of the HUP * i hope you realize that !!

and indeed QM was using that 'smart' system all along!!
its trick was to speak as abstract as possible
in that way as you ark every abs tact you have a smaller chance
to be wrong!!
that is  lawyers practice!! but should not be honest scientists
practice
the serious and responsible ones should say:
'God didnt play the dice' matter is very distinctively defined
and unequivocally!! the probability games is only because of
no other better choice!!

now being abstract is 'smart
but it has a price:

*the more abstract you are the less useful you are
and less chance to make real advance !!

it is because of our huge lack of knowledge!!
now probability , i agree with you is because
most like ly we are dealing with *moving objects*
that are moving tremendously fast!
in that case it is very difficult if at all
to pin point at any moment its exact location
but still even so we are not as hopeless as it seems
because
though the tremendous move net most of it is
'sub  movement' IE  movement inside the orbitals
while the orbital itself is much less 'dynamic'
just metaphorically
take th movement of our earth around the sun:
inside that orbit we change position very fast
but if you take the whole orbit as one 'ring'
it is much less 'changing' compared or relative to the sun!!
hope you got my idea.
IE th Sun is 'steady' the earth is solid'
it is only the  relative position earth sun that is changing much more
vigorously
now another point in it that in many cases
we are nor interested in that motion inside the orbit!
we are More interested in the *orbit itself*
even most of it is *imaginary* because most of the time
*it is empty* it is just imaginary.
but still teaches us a lot about whats going on there

so here comes my chain of orbitals' suggestions
see it in my side graphically and abstractly
the special thing about my suggestion is that
most particles we know are actually 'chins of subprbitsls'
and more original idea is that those orbits are in most cases
*connected linearly*!!!!
so if you ask me about the quarks
the y are connected linearly !! as a chain
and-once you have a chin you can connect it to another chain
and we can start to forget all about all those 'spheres'!!
you have as well to keep In ind that 3 quarks experimentally
has only about 10 percent of the proton mass!!
Thai means the other 90 percent is unknown!1
'gluons' are  irresponsible  mumbling of ignorance
so i assume that there is still 90 percent of sub particles that are
still unknown and
they as well are just other chain of other orbitals
now
of you follow me a chain of a proton is connected to another chain of
orbitals that is called a neutron
and you get the .... Deuteron!!
it is side by side while some of the suborbital are
as you imagined -- overlapping making the connection
no if we go one step forward
if you take 'my' nucleid it  is no problem to
combine them to a tetraheder:
they are connected at one 'point' (IE a very small volume
of 4 connections(
while the main body of those protons and neutrons are
spread out in 4 direct ins to make a tetraheder
now please note that it is an imaginary tetraheder
only the imaginary cover of it id that famous
'pyramids that we usually call a tetraheder
and that i  a wonderful structure
because i guess you still dont know that this 3d structure
with 108  space deg  between *each of all those 4 'arms'--
is th only possibility geometrically to get such a structure
provided that all angles between each of those arms
will be the same (108 deg!!)
it is wonderfully ed symmetric
symmetric i any direction you take it
and that is one of the secrets of its *spherical stability*!
IE absolute symmetry!
now please tell me if QM is able to do that prediction
of the tetraheder structure of the alpha particle??
or may be it already did it ??
if yes where is the evidence for it??
and i didnt tell you yet that this alpha structure
was just the 'babies first step that i did
on the long way to much more important advance!

now since one picture is worth a thousand words
just get to my site and stsrt to look at it with
'new eyes'
and that site is only as abstract of my book!!
in which many information is still kept ;confidential...
and not published.
bottom line to our discussion

do you start to understand my claim that
the HUP can be*AND SHOULD BE *- bypassed??
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>  > among them by the exchange of gluons. I wonder if the gluons
> influence the probability shape too.
>
> Anyway. I'll review what the QM geniuses have to say about
> it.. about how the quarks exactly behave under confinement and
> return to you exactly what shape it should maintain that "matches

OK GO AHEAD !!

> the prediction of quantum mechanics". Or maybe Hansen can
> tell us how it can match the prediction of quantum mechanics
> allowing certain shapes for the nucleons.

good luck!!

btw my new spell shecker save me from at least a 100 mistakes
ans i still see some of them there but too lazy to fix them
so excuse my age... (;-)
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ATB
Y.Porat
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> p6
>
[quoted text clipped - 14 lines]
> > Y.Porat
> > -----------
p6 - 15 Aug 2005 14:25 GMT
> > > see the data Hansen brought above
> > > it is confirming my predictions about side by side of proton and
[quoted text clipped - 130 lines]
>
> ----------------

Porat. I think you don't get some basic facts straight. What HUP
means is simply that the nucleons don't have definite position
in the nucleus. This means there is a rough geometrical shape of
the nucleus. It's just that the positions inside are not defined
or fixed.

Well. I focused mainly on electron dynamics in the atom. I'm just
starting to touch the nucleus.

I want to know how Lockyer can get all the binding energies
values right with a possibly wrong model. Maybe there is
some kind of pattern in mathematicals where you can cook
things up? In Gell-Man Eightfold Way, the hadron's
arrangement made him predict the quarks. In Lockyer. He
can predict the binding energies. They can't be true at the
same time. This bothers me. Lockyer doesn't just use x=x
maths. He really derives it as stated by the particle wizard
Freddy. Do you know what I'm talking about? You know
Lockyer right? Can you get him to send us the DVDs which
Bjoern threw away? :)

About your model Porat. What books in nuclear physics or
even QM do you have at home. I think you are quite confused
on a lot of things.. .and mixing them up together to make
almost ridiculous statements. First know the in and out of the
HUP and what it is all about. Actually. I too as I don't know
how HUP relates to the quarks and the gluons and in such a
small space. Why can electron confinement in the nucleus
produces such almost impossibly gigantic electron volt energy
values while the quarks don't?

later,

p6

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>
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> > > Y.Porat
> > > -----------
Autymn D. C. - 15 Aug 2005 18:27 GMT
> you have as well to keep In ind that 3 quarks experimentally
> has only about 10 percent of the proton mass!!
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> still unknown and
> they as well are just other chain of other orbitals

The other 90% are virtual excitations of the same.  Go get a particle
listings book and see how many versions of the same particle there are.

> it is wonderfully ed symmetric
> symmetric i any direction you take it
> and that is one of the secrets of its *spherical stability*!
> IE absolute symmetry!
> now please tell me if QM is able to do that prediction
> of the tetraheder structure of the alpha particle??

Absolute sferes don't exist.  Everything is asummetric.

-Aut
Bob Cain - 18 Aug 2005 23:30 GMT
> This is why position and momentum can't be known at the same
> time. It's not the fault or limitation of the instruments
> but built into the nature of the particle themselves. If you
> could measure exactly where an electron was, so that the
> position is known, the momentum would be infinite.

So if we could exactly measure its momentum then its
position would be infinite?  :-)

Bob
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Y.Porat - 19 Aug 2005 06:02 GMT
1 an opportunity to fix the typing mistake of the title

bypassed instead of pypassed..(:-)

2
people didnt yet got my point that in many cases HUP can be bypassed
and lead to a lot of advance!!

for instance
in my model i do not use at all an exact length dimension!!
it is only relative position of sub particles
so
THE HUP IS COMPLETELY IRRELEVANT
and yet a lot of new  revolutionary knowledge is done!!
and it is a new important principal understanding!!!
(may be a revolutionaly principle in science -
that the HUP can be bypassed!!)

see
www.geocities.com/porat_y/mypage.html

ATB
Y.Porat
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Gregory L. Hansen - 13 Aug 2005 16:10 GMT
>If i come to a 'standard educated physicist ' and tell him:
>
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>
>OK Lt's study it ;

http://www.physicscentral.com/pictures/pictures-02-1.html
http://www.jlab.org/highlights/nuclear/Nuclear.html

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Y.Porat - 13 Aug 2005 16:42 GMT
Thank you Hansen

now my question is :
what that shape of the deuteron as found experimentally (if i
understood it correctly)

is it a longish shape??
if yes
give me some credit point!!
because i never new about that experimental data
i actually predicted it
and you could see it step by stem how i came to it just by thinking!!

2 about the second link
does it say anything about the geometric shape of the deuteron??

3 do  QM predicted that shape??

4 now i go a further step and predict the Alpha particle shape
to be  tetrahedral!! it is in my site

is QM predicting  that shape of the Alpha particle  ?
is it at all possible to do it under the HUP
as  the other guys claim we cannot know ??
TIA
Y.Porat
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Y.Porat - 14 Aug 2005 09:35 GMT
and the answer is ??

if no answer it means QM cannot answer those questions!1
yet there are people why *can * answer those question!!

so the conclusions of it are ??

TIA
Y.Porat
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Gregory L. Hansen - 14 Aug 2005 16:41 GMT
>and the answer is ??
>
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>Y.Porat
>--------------------------

Easy there, pardner!  I was away from the computer for the remainder of
yesterday.

Yes, that's the shape of the deuteron as found experimentally.

It's not spherical, but I don't know if it's "longish" as you've imagined
it.  Looks like the aspect ratio is less than 2.

The second link mentions the shape of the deuteron near the bottom of the
page.  I included it because it has more information, and references.

From the first link, "Recent tests have shown no deviations in the
predictions of standard nuclear physics."

I don't know what QM predicts is the shape of the alpha particle.  And
Google doesn't seem to know, either.  A tetrahedron seems reasonable since
that's an efficient packing geometry.  But the protons will repel
electrostatically, which I would think will distort that shape.
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Y.Porat - 15 Aug 2005 07:59 GMT
> >and the answer is ??
> >
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
>
> It's not spherical, but I don't know if it's "longish" as you've imagined

1 the  moment it is side by side -it is longish
unless you insist of being a smatguy!!

2 how do you know 'what i imagined?
are you sure you know my model??

i am sure you dont !!

> it.  Looks like the aspect ratio is less than 2.

so ......??
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> The second link mentions the shape of the deuteron near the bottom of the
> page.  I included it because it has more information, and references.
>
> From the first link, "Recent tests have shown no deviations in the
> predictions of standard nuclear physics."

how come by being specific ??
it seems that you behave a good typical QM man

1 how is that experimental data live in Peace
with the HUP??(that is  our title  ..)

as usual you evade elegantly the 'difficult problems'

2 as a good QM man -  you are determined of not allowing me any
credit!!
but it wont help you
one day you will do it unwilingly!!...
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---

> I don't know what QM predicts is the shape of the alpha particle.  And

better start to ask yourself if it is at all possible by the existing
QM
or may be once it will be found to be a tetraheder
QM smarts will quickly 'find the way' to 'predict it
in *retroactive*  as big prophets do !! (:-)
-----------
> Google doesn't seem to know, either.
no wonder!!

 A tetrahedron seems reasonable since

good for you !!
but did you had to wait for crackpot Porat to tell you that ??

----
> that's an efficient packing geometry.

i wouldn't say it is self demanding
----
 But the protons will repel
> electrostatically, which I would think will distort that shape.

wrong again!!
your imagination is wrong!!
some  shocking news for you:At his point
the electric charge is not what was in your imagination
not what it was in QM 'imagination'

surprise  think about the fantastic possibility that ...
the electric charge of the Proton is
not evenly spread!!
did  it ever occurred to you ??
and if so the   electric charge is sort of a 'fountain
*directed only to the out wards direction!!!
so  no interference with each other !!!
how about that ??

2 did  it ever occurred to you that i know much more about the
nuclear geometric structure much more than you imagined??
can you stand such a situation that a 'crackpot knows better than you
about some aspects of nuclear  physics ??
----------

> --
> "Work hard, be curious and persistent, and you will prevail." -- Howard
> Schilit, "Financial Shenanigans" ND ed.
well  said
and
TIA
Y.Porat
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Gregory L. Hansen - 15 Aug 2005 15:45 GMT
>> >and the answer is ??
>> >
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>
>i am sure you dont !!

Me, too.  That's why I said "I don't know".

>> it.  Looks like the aspect ratio is less than 2.
>
>so ......??

If you'd imagined two billiard balls touching side by side, that aspect
ratio would be 2.

>-------
>>
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>how come by being specific ??
>it seems that you behave a good typical QM man

Yes.  Good, typical QM men can read.

>1 how is that experimental data live in Peace
>with the HUP??(that is  our title  ..)
>
>as usual you evade elegantly the 'difficult problems'

I don't understand what you think the problem is.  They measured the
wavefunction.  The bigger the uncertainty in position is, the bigger the
wavefunction would be.  As I'd told you before, that's why a hydrogen atom
has a nucleus surrounded by an electron cloud rather than an electron
surrounded by a nuclear cloud.  The electron is lighter than the nucleus,
so the position uncertainty is larger, but an electron orbital still has a
shape.  In fact, it's easier to measure because it's larger.
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Y.Porat - 15 Aug 2005 16:51 GMT
> In article <1124089178.686110.318350@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
>  > >> >yet there are people why *can * answer those question!!
[quoted text clipped - 28 lines]
> If you'd imagined two billiard balls touching side by side, that aspect
> ratio would be 2.

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see in my site the 'chain of orbitals'
protons and neutron in my wild imagination are
chain of orbitals
much more than just 3 quarks
3 quarks are only 10 percent of the nucleid
glone are another word for not having a green idea
so the other 90 percent are other chain of orbitals that
have not been fount yet
(and i have a deep suspicion that even the 3 quarks were not found yet-
but that is only a side remark)

so it i snot at all two spheres it is long chin of orbitals
now you have to keep in mind that not all those sub chains
are of the same magnitude of mass
th more massive a re shorter chains
and the less massive (the electron for instance is much less massive
but much bigger in length!!
so may be that in that experiment that you brought
the electrons are not Shawn because they are
much lass massive and less mass per unit length
so they are not seen there as they are
and you see only the massive parts that are more
concentrated in volume closer to the 'center' of the Deuteron's
center of mass.
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> >-------
> >>
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
>
> Yes.  Good, typical QM men can read.
so what are the predictions of QM that will say that the deuteron
is a side by side proton and neutron??
and not say one inside the other
does that ' combined wave function can tell you that ??
----------

> >1 how is that experimental data live in Peace
> >with the HUP??(that is  our title  ..)
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> so the position uncertainty is larger, but an electron orbital still has a
> shape.  In fact, it's easier to measure because it's larger.

again running away from th issue:
we are not dealing now with the electrons
we are dealing with the proton and neutron
if they are so small is size
the HUP tels you that you canto know anything about their
geometric shape nor even the question if they are
side by side or one inside the other!!
you can tell nothing about that
and once you reals that they are side by side
you actually
*bypassed the HUP'  right??

and now you forgot to answer me about the possibility of QM
to tell the shape of the Alpha particle
if it is a tetraheder or not ??

i can tell it so i bypassed the HUP and may be QM as well??

TIA
Y.Porat
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>  -- Benjamin Franklin
Gregory L. Hansen - 15 Aug 2005 18:07 GMT
>> In article <1124089178.686110.318350@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
>>  > >> >yet there are people why *can * answer those question!!
[quoted text clipped - 42 lines]
>
>so it i snot at all two spheres it is long chin of orbitals

Did the ellipsoid in the picture look like your long chain of orbitals?

>now you have to keep in mind that not all those sub chains
>are of the same magnitude of mass
[quoted text clipped - 26 lines]
>and not say one inside the other
>does that ' combined wave function can tell you that ??

I haven't worked out any predictions for a deuteron.  But two particles
could be one inside the other unless there's a short-range repelling
force.  The hydrogen atom is an example of one particle inside the other--
in the ground state, the magnitude of the electron wavefunction is
greatest at the center.  If there isn't a force that repels them, why
shouldn't one particle be inside another?

>----------
>
[quoted text clipped - 22 lines]
>you actually
>*bypassed the HUP'  right??

No.  If the position uncertainty is big enough they might look like two
big balls side by side rather than two small balls side by side.  Or your
scattering peaks might be wide rather than narrow.

>and now you forgot to answer me about the possibility of QM
>to tell the shape of the Alpha particle
>if it is a tetraheder or not ??

I don't know what the alpha particl looks like.  Tetrahedron is
reasonable, but I can't back that up.

>i can tell it so i bypassed the HUP and may be QM as well??

You can tell me what you think it is, but can you tell me the experimental
result that confirms it?

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Y.Porat - 15 Aug 2005 19:15 GMT
> >> In article <1124089178.686110.318350@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
> >>  > >> >yet there are people why *can * answer those question!!
[quoted text clipped - 30 lines]
>
> Did the ellipsoid in the picture look like your long chain of orbitals?

i explained to you that those chain of orbitals are not of the same
mass
intensity
so it might well be that the sllipsoids you see there are only parts of
those chains  the trst of it i s not shown because it ios too deluted
to be seen

i dont think and it does not look like that the electrons for instance
are shown there
yet the electrons are part of my chain of orbitals
hope you got me at last.
----------

> >now you have to keep in mind that not all those sub chains
> >are of the same magnitude of mass
[quoted text clipped - 20 lines]
>
> I haven't worked out any predictions for a deuteron.

i dont expect you to to do all of it
my question was
if it was already done ??!!
i guess it wasnt and not accidentally.
---------------

 But two particles
> could be one inside the other unless there's a short-range repelling
> force.

so you say that acording to Qm
two particles can be one inside the other??
not a good sign fo rsucha a theory!!

The hydrogen atom is an example of one particle inside the other--
> in the ground state, the magnitude of the electron wavefunction is
> greatest at the center.  If there isn't a force that repels them, why
> shouldn't one particle be inside another?
need i to remind you that we are not talking about proton and electron
but prpton and *neutron*
does your theory alow a proton to be inside a deutron??!!

just remember the Pauli excution law
and just expand it to the nuc !!
no need to be a genious in order of understanding that the chances
of a proton to be inside the neutron or viceversa is null
or else it will explode !!??
so here agin i add my claim that we have to use
some of our general knowledge of phisics
in order of excluding and diminishing the number of possibilities
thjat seem absurdic.(toour previous gemeral knowlwdge
iow simple words-- to look first of all  for simplicity !!
and not over 'smatguyness'
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> >> >1 how is that experimental data live in Peace
> >> >with the HUP??(that is  our title  ..)
[quoted text clipped - 23 lines]
> No.  If the position uncertainty is big enough they might look like two
> big balls side by side rather than two small balls side by side.

but what can you do and we know(by other experimental data -
that they are not big but small??
this is exactly an example of which i claim that we must use
*other experimental data * in order to exclude unlikely possibilities!
and that is exactly what i call;
bypassing the HUP.
and morover
the HUP prevents you from knowing they are side by side as well!because
side by side is geometric *knowlwdge*.it is knowlwdge not uncertainty!.
so that knowledge is actually
bypassing the HUP.
-----------
----------

 Or your
> scattering peaks might be wide rather than narrow.
see again my explantion about my chain of orbitals
that are not of the same density
it seems you didnt internalised it yet
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> >and now you forgot to answer me about the possibility of QM
> >to tell the shape of the Alpha particle
> >if it is a tetraheder or not ??
>
> I don't know what the alpha particl looks like.  Tetrahedron is
> reasonable, but I can't back that up.

for that you have to folow all my model
it is a system of
acumulative data
only if you get the meaning of all that *acumulative evidence*
you can get it
it start with guesses but those guesss are confirmed
by verifications and unexpected unprecedented cross verifications
it is not undestood imediately
it needs investment of studying it.
actually i did it by a long process of trial and error
i was testing hundreds may be thousand rial and error posibilities
during 10 years of hard work.
and mind you
iteration and trial and error looks not respectable for scince
but peiole do not realise thast even the most sophisticated computer
systems use actually that system of trial and error in a tremendous
velocity
testing millions of posibilites and filtering them
that is unprecedented in nuclear physics
(i admit that guilt of being unprecedented  and even unconventional
(;-))
ps sory
not to spellcheck
i am tired and on my way to bad !!  (:-)

ATB
Y.Porat
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> >i can tell it so i bypassed the HUP and may be QM as well??
>
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> "For every problem there is a solution which is simple, clean and wrong."
>  -- Henry Louis Mencken
The Ghost In The Machine - 13 Aug 2005 18:00 GMT
In sci.physics, Y.Porat
<maporat@012.net.il>
wrote
on 12 Aug 2005 22:47:03 -0700
<1123912023.561043.154020@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com>:
> If i come to a 'standard educated physicist ' and tell him:
>
> the HUP can be bypassed
> he will immediately jump and say   you are an ignorant!!

Actually, I'm going to jump in here and say *I* am ignorant.
Just what is "HUP" in this context?

- Harvard University Press?
- Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania?
- Home Use Program?
- Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle?

Ah...OK.  That must be it.

> now i tell that man ; easy man dont be jumpy
> lets not be parrots and study my statement more intensively:
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
>
> now how can they be located geometrically??

What is a proton?  What is a neutron?  One might see
just the three up and three down quarks, and a bunch
of gluons.

Of course the HUP is far more general than that.

http://www.aip.org/history/heisenberg/p08b.htm

which explains a "gamma ray microscope" thought experiment,
is illustrative of a typical application.

[rest snipped]

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Y.Porat - 13 Aug 2005 18:52 GMT
> In sci.physics, Y.Porat
> <maporat@012.net.il>
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> Actually, I'm going to jump in here and say *I* am ignorant.
> Just what is "HUP" in this context?
--------------
according to QM experts ('or experts')

the HUP prevents us from knowing a definite geometric structure
of the nuc. because the dimensions there are too small

that is not my claim
my claim is that we can know quite a lot of the unequivocal geometric
structure of the nuc.
so definite as your address is definite in your street
your city and your country
each proton or neutron has its unequivocal address
in the nuc map
got it man??
does it look known and trivial to you ??
it is in my model not from this year but from more than 10 years ago!!
and you could realize just above some of my minor predictions

there are there much more meaningful ones. !!

(the HUP denies such a possibility not according to me
but to 'physics experts''  ))
so if i am right and not  the others it is a breakthrough in physics !!
---------

ATB
Y.Porat
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> - Harvard University Press?
> - Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania?
[quoted text clipped - 33 lines]
>
> [rest snipped]
OsherD - 13 Aug 2005 22:27 GMT
>From Osher Doctorow mdoctorow@comcast.net

Y. Porat typed:

>my claim is that we can know quite a lot of the unequivocal geometric
>structure of the nuc.

Y. Porat, your critics seem to be trying to say that Newtonian or
Classical physical thinking is boundary-type, non-probabilistic,
non-statistical, and non-anomalous, while Quantum thinking is
boundaryless, probabilistic, statistical, anomalous.  They're only half
right, and I doubt whether they have the faintest idea why.
Probability and statistics and fuzziness as in fuzzy multivalued logic
and to some extent (less) fuzzy sets are part of the new thinking that
comes with both quantum physics and almost all nondeterministic
sciences or their branches.

They totally don't understand anomalies/paradoxes, and I've been
explaining some of that in my recent posts.

As for boundaryless and the types of anomalies or paradoxes in
particle-field or wave-particle duality (which aren't quite the same),
there's really a Physics (and even Mathematics) "War" going on between
advocates of Locality and Nonlocality, a War that goes back to the days
of Einstein, Heisenberg, Schrodinger, Prince De Broglie, Planck, Born,
Bohm, etc.

On the Locality side are Local Quantum Physics, Local Quantum Algebra
or just Quantum Algebra, David Deutsch's Local school, my Probable
Influence (PI) Theory, even arguably Sir Roger Penrose's version of
"substantive" as opposed to purely "relational" Quantum Theory and GR,
Einstein's GR, Professor Nimtz' and Professor Mittelstaedt's school at
U. Cologne/Koln Germany, etc.

On the Nonlocality side are the David Bohm admirers and obsessors who
are especially common in Germany alongside the Local Theorists, the
U.K. alongside the Local Theorists, the USA in Rutgers University and
to some extent in the State of Pennsylvania (I wonder why :>), Jack
Sarfatti and his admirers although he has to keep pretending partial
neutrality for reasons that he will hopefully explain (into which group
Uncle Al seems to jump in and out).

If you do want to read something extra, read my threads as far back as
you can in sci.physics, and you'll find references to not only Locality
people but an entire Local group that's international.

Internationally, the Nonlocal people tend to be Plurality-Oriented,
like the Russians who grow up with a "moral corset" that tends to
ignore the Individual for the sake of group Conformity, and China's
attempt to brainwash its people.  The Local people tend to be either
balanced between Individual and Plurality like me or
Individual-Oriented more than Plurality-Oriented.

The stakes in this "game"?   If the Nonlocalists take over Harvard and
Stanford and Princeton and Chicago, then the next U.S.A. President may
well be a descendant of Neville Chamberlain who gave away Europe to
Hitler.

Osher Doctorow
Y.Porat - 14 Aug 2005 04:56 GMT
Hi Osher
i agree with many of your assertions
yet my occupation is less abstract and philosophical IE i do my most
efforts to be practical

you know we are fed up with abstract theories
that contribute nearly nothing to our everyday life
not to mention everyday survival!!

see for instance how energy crisys is coming
with a threatening pace
the prises of oil are souring
and no one 'rings the bell'
until it will be too late!!

anyway i agree and preach about
that th world of matter is not a probability game!!

probability science in physics is the science of
*lack of knowledge* i hesitate to say
science of  too much holes and ignorance
as Einstein was putting it very concisely:

'God didnt play the dice' !!!

so people keep on parroting their abs tact
formulas and paradigm
like the HUP
that was alleged to prevent us of knowing the
'unequivocal structure of matter'
The Atom and nucleus are not just probability
clouds
they are very specific steady structures
it is not a 'boiling porridge' !!!

and my model seems to be marching on
by more and more verified predictions!.
like the Deuteron shape
and the next coming the Alpha particles
and
'you ain't seen nothing yet!!
all these are peanuts' compared to the rest of it !!
including its possible application to our everyday
welfare  and not everyday mumbling!!
------------
ATB
Y.Porat
---------------

ATB
Y.Porat
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OsherD - 14 Aug 2005 18:10 GMT
>From Osher Doctorow mdoctorow@comcast.net

Y. Porat typed:

>the prises of oil are souring
>and no one 'rings the bell'
>until it will be too late!!

Israeli Anti-Terrorists have found out that the Bush Administration is
being more or less held hostage by Saudi oil because of (a) the low
production and instability of Iraqi oil, (b) the Venezuela and similar
places' turn toward Cuba, (c) the dawning realization that Iran's
"liberals" are a farce.   You should have seen V.P. Cheney and Colin
Powell and Bush kissing the new Saudi King.

I mostly agree with you about physics theory except that my theory is
oriented toward intuitive clarity and very precise definitions without
obscurity.  I recently criticized both Heisenberg and Einstein for
"arrogance," and that is correct, although Einstein gave us GR and
Heisenberg in my opinion gave us nothing (his matrix mechanics was in
my opinion an imitation of Schrodinger's wave mechanics using algebra,
although historians try to reverse the time sequence sometimes).  I
have also been arrogant in my life, although I am gradually coming out
of it - faster than physics elitists seem to be coming out of theirs.

Osher Doctorow
p6 - 16 Aug 2005 00:11 GMT
> > In sci.physics, Y.Porat
> > <maporat@012.net.il>
[quoted text clipped - 22 lines]
> in the nuc map
> got it man??

Porat. Pls. read very careful. So long as you keep
misunderstanding what the HUP is, you will be in perpetual
confusion in your conveyance of your ideas to people.

QM didn't say we can't know the geometric structure of the
nucleus. What it simply says is that we can't know the
definite position of the nucleons inside the nucleus. That
doesn't mean there is no geoemetric shape. It means the
positions is fuzzy. But the fuzziness can have shapes too.
So the geometric shape includes boundary of the fuzziness.
Pls. try to understand this. For 10 years I can't believe
you can't understand this. It seems you have some kind of
mental block. Pls. read the following carefully.

http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/uncer.html

Pls. tell me what it says. If you still can't understand
it after reading it several times. Go to cooking or fishing
for your hobby. Physics knows no stubbornness.

BTW... earlier I asked how come the electron can't be confined
inside the nucleus without so much energy required compared
to the quarks. It has to do with their masses. From the
formula E=p^2/2m. The quarks or proton has larger mass than
electrons.

Can you understand this??!

p6

> does it look known and trivial to you ??
> it is in my model not from this year but from more than 10 years ago!!
[quoted text clipped - 52 lines]
> > #191, ewill3@earthlink.net
> > It's still legal to go .sigless.
Y.Porat - 16 Aug 2005 05:26 GMT
> > > In sci.physics, Y.Porat
> > > <maporat@012.net.il>
[quoted text clipped - 20 lines]
> QM didn't say we can't know the geometric structure of the
> nucleus.

1 if that is the case
you have no dispute with me
that was the nasty claim of Feuerbacher against my model
on grounds that 'it is dead by arrival' because of the HUP

so go argue about it with the genius from Heidelberg
i am the last one on this earth that *anything *
can on the long run prevent us from knowing the nuclear structure

and my model is the best known prove for it !!

---------------

What it simply says is that we can't know the
> definite position of the nucleons inside the nucleus. That
> doesn't mean there is no geometric shape.

here rather you are wrong
because knowing the shape is knowing
it is some *certainty of location*!!
it is not the uncertainty!!

It means the
> positions is fuzzy.

what i show in my model is not fuzzy  at all
it is very definite but without length scale !!
if you agree with me about such possibility
the again i am th last one on that world that you have
argument with  about it !!
------

But the fuzziness can have shapes too.
no Sir that is your private understanding
(influenced by me !!  (:-)
---------

> So the geometric shape includes boundary of the fuzziness.

no sir 'boundaries of the fuzziness are geometric
and location knowledge
so you have to decide who is right
me or Feuerbacher(and i guess he is not the only one
with that position!!)

if you are on my side .... welcome !!
----------

> Pls. try to understand this. For 10 years

10 years ???!! wow do i know you for 10 years??
than common tell us who you relay are !!
why are you hiding? that is not a respectable behavior !!

I can't believe
> you can't understand this. It seems you have some kind of
> mental block. Pls. read the following carefully.

just above you realized that i understand it even a bit more than you
because i made use of it much further than you
see my model
did you by any chance got my book?
if yes than reveal your real face
---------

> http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/uncer.html
>
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> inside the nucleus without so much energy required compared
> to the quarks.

some  news for  you :
the nucleus is full of electrons !!!(and positrons and more

It has to do with their masses. From the
> formula E=p^2/2m. The quarks or proton has larger mass than
> electrons.
---
see my 'chain of orbitals' and get wiser!
-------

> Can you understand this??!
yes
see the chain of orbitals!!

ATB
Y.Porat
-----------------

> p6
>
[quoted text clipped - 54 lines]
> > > #191, ewill3@earthlink.net
> > > It's still legal to go .sigless.
Autymn D. C. - 16 Aug 2005 15:50 GMT
get
Y.Porat - 16 Aug 2005 16:38 GMT
get of my back ........

Y.Porat
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Puppet_Sock - 15 Aug 2005 17:03 GMT
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Can you even state the HUP? Because I'm doubting it.
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