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Natural Science Forum / Physics / Particle Physics / November 2003



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Spacetime?27 Nov 2003 20:02 GMT7
What is Spacetime?
Regards,
Monitek (Arden Barker)
Casimir Effect may be proof of Quantum Physics Model24 Nov 2003 18:32 GMT13
http://www.tshankha.com/casimir_effect.htm
"The Casimir effect is a small attractive force which acts between two close
parallel uncharged conducting plates,  It is due to quantum vacuum
fluctuations of the electromagnetic field."  From "What is the Casimir
Electron has two distinct radii24 Nov 2003 04:40 GMT3
In the Standard Model, there are at least two distinct radii attributed to
the electron.  There is the classical electron radius, and the Bohr radius.
In the Quantum Physics Model the subatomic particles are seen as toroids.  A
toroid has two distinct radii, the small radius and the ...
Interesting paper, need feedback23 Nov 2003 23:30 GMT1
I wrote the interesting paper, and I require feedback.  Could you
please check it over.  Thanks in advance.
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20 joules equals 20 joules, right?  Well, consider the following:
The Making of Observations in Relativistic Systems21 Nov 2003 17:02 GMT2
The Making of Observations in Relativistic Systems
    A while ago a program was presented on NOVA in which a physicist described
an experiment. In this experiment he used two identical atomic clocks and
transported one of them around the world in a jet aircraft. He observed that
Do Virtual Photons Exist?21 Nov 2003 10:42 GMT1
Do Virtual Photons Exist?
    The Aether was original conceived as a means of explaining "forces acting
at a distance" (i.e.- electric, magnetic, gravitation, et al). When the idea of
the classical Aether was abandoned early in the century, there was a need to
Pauli's exclusion principle20 Nov 2003 05:31 GMT2
  The basic Q is whether Pauli's exclusion is an axiom or can be derived
from other axioms like the em force, weak, strong and spacetime geometry +
whatever....
Now, what I've come across is that the fermionic wavefunction changes
diff EQ on strings, check out the math16 Nov 2003 17:25 GMT1
Check my math!
I've derived a differential equation for strings starting from Stokes
Theorem to show that energy is conserved along a world-sheet. These diff
eq's involve connection coefficients. And I'm not really sure what it all
Important Discovery15 Nov 2003 20:50 GMT3
What does anyone think of this?:
The ether in which this little earth floats, in which we move and have
our being, is a form of energy moving at an inconceivably high rate of
vibration, and that the ether is filled with a form of universal power
I say most of you are creationists15 Nov 2003 14:22 GMT81
unless you believe in the acausal or random
you believe in determinism
if nothing is acausal, if nothing is random, then everything is caused,
and there is deterministic reality
standing still15 Nov 2003 03:53 GMT9
What would happen if you simply stood perfectly still?  If the gravity
of the Sun just didn't effect you any body that was effected by the
gravity of the sun would go whizzing by at the speed the sun was
traveling throughout the galaxy.  Essentially if the right amount of
Clarify of Yang Mills and Mass Gap Hypothesis Problem14 Nov 2003 14:53 GMT1
Yang-Mills Field Equation and Mass Gap Hypothesis is one of the
problems which were included in Clay Millennium Problems.
After reading description of the problem, I am still not clear (or be
convinced) why there is a problem here. So, can anyone shed some light
What is the Neutron?13 Nov 2003 22:49 GMT1
I have just quantified the neutron in terms of the electron and proton.
http://www.tshankha.com/what_is_the_neutron.htm
Check it out and let me hear your informed opinions.
Dave
New Transformation Equations and the Electric Field Four-vector (11/10/03)11 Nov 2003 15:45 GMT1
I've modified Section 18, "The Energy-Momentum Tensor".
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\documentclass[12pt]{article}
\usepackage{amsmath}
The ground state hydrogen atom10 Nov 2003 11:42 GMT13
Everyone today accepts that: the neutron is a single particle, a bound
state of three quarks; the electron produced in its decay is created
in the decay transition.  But no one will even look at the hypothesis
that that the ground state hydrogen atom is also a single particle,
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