Natural Science Forum / Physics / Particle Physics / September 2004

This is an invitation to all (including those on my no response list)
who wish to attack my theory:
"New Transformation Equations and the Electric Field Four-vector"
http://www.softcom.net/users/der555/newtransform.pdf

Is there any evidence for the existence of particle spin for free
particles, that is, for particles not bound to atoms? If so, please give
references or links.

Evidence of the Existence of the Aether
    It is the currently accepted "truth" that there is no experimental
evidence of the Aether. This seems surprising because, if the Aether made its
presence any more obvious, physicists would have teeth marks on their butts

If the speed of light in a vacuum is  299,792,458 m/s exactly, what is the
speed of light in space and what factors are involved in its calculation?
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Hi, I am a student at Casper College in Wyoming.  I am taking a
chemistry class and we are talking about light and weather or not it's
a particle.  If light is not a matter how does gravity affect it?  How
is it possible that light interacts with matter if it isn't matter?

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - DYNAMIC DIMENSIONAL DISTINCTION (3XD)
UNIVERSAL BALANCE OF ACCELERATION FORCE
3XD is the unexplored science and physics of balanced acceleration forces.
Specifically, how they manifest from the initial acceleration of force, and

I was investigating some of the fundamental constants and found the
following:
Magnetic constant = hc (approximately).
Characteristic impedance of vacuum = hc^2 (approximately).

I'm hoping someone here can help me with some basic jargon.  How would a
scientist verbalise the ability of materials to attenuate radiation, i.e.
what is the measurment unit and what would be typical values for 3mm
thick aluminium and 2mm thick steel against alpha, beta, gamma ...

The general wavefunction for a free particle is:
Y (x,t) = A cos( kx - wt) + iA sin (kx - wt)
and the complex conjugate is:
Y*(x,t) = A cos( kx - wt) - iA sin (kx - wt)

The Brilliance of Our Teachers
     A recent newspaper question and answer column raised an interesting
subject. The query noted that, for a science course at a local school, there
were two instructors. One of those instructors explained the concepts clearly

I was thinking of building a muon detector, using scintillators (not GM
tubes) but i can't find out what type of scintillators i should use,
the designs i have seen online talk at great length about the circuit
boards, fabrication techniques, etc. etc. but not about the type of

anyone who will suply the folowing *experimental evidence*
that there is an ion Au +78 - will get a prize.
conditions:
it must be *single ions* ie not a 'bunch' of ions

Can anyone point me to the equations for proton-antiproton pair
prodution from photon collisions? And is it related to how
electron-positron pair production occurs, in reference to Dirac's
equations?

Please forgive my layman's lingo and clumsy descriptions, but I'm wondering
if somebody could point me in the right direction (books etc) to learn about
the issues related to the following thoughts. . .
1. If a sun emits light as a finite scattering of individual photons with

The electron has three quanta of charge.
How can this be since the electron is small and like
charge repels?