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Natural Science Forum / Physics / Particle Physics / June 2005



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The Flaw in High Energy Physics29 Jun 2005 12:58 GMT1
The Flaw in High Energy Physics
"Great spirits have always encountered violent oppositions from mediocre
minds." - A. Einstein
     When it comes to particle physics a question arises. High Energy
Climate Change, Feedback28 Jun 2005 22:10 GMT2
Hi all,
         Come on you lot read this and please give a feedback
   Global Warming - Climate Change - Environment Emissions
For a swift prevention of climate change a few simple changes must be adopted to reach a successful deadline for the present and future of our planet, ...
HT Power Lines28 Jun 2005 04:58 GMT15
Does anyone know of any research into the cause of the increased
incidence of muon's and tauon's near HT power lines, or explain why
this phenomenon occurs.
Spud
Here is Definitive Proof that Leptons have spin 1!27 Jun 2005 22:25 GMT22
Spin quantum number
In atomic physics, the spin quantum number is a quantum number that
parametrize the intrinsic angular momentum (or spin angular momentum,
or simply spin) of a given particle.
No Strings?? percentage of possibility27 Jun 2005 22:00 GMT7
How many percentage do you believe strings could really
exist and string theory be right??
Is it possible there are no strings. If so. How do you
explain all the mathematical elegance.. like how
QM oscillator - experimental verification?27 Jun 2005 18:41 GMT1
It is well known that QM gives a wave structure of the probability
density for the presence of a quantum oscillator in a box. Has anyone
ever checked this?
I mean has anyone made a straightforward experiment checking if there
Time and Matter Theory27 Jun 2005 01:44 GMT3
Check out this exciting new theory which attempts to correctly define
time as well as matter.  The "fundamental particle" question is
adressed and answered extensively:
<http://www.citystates.net/index.php?view=State%2FHomePage&state_id=36>
Rationale of Particle Physics26 Jun 2005 06:45 GMT10
Some dont like atomic and particle smashing. A few believe
the particles produced by the accelerators are just debris.
Many alternative modelers just ignore them. But how could you
ignore the evidences. I'm writing this to get arguments from the
Particle Visualization25 Jun 2005 23:37 GMT69
I am planning to create a sort of tetris like computer game involving
particles, and I am trying to create a visual model for the particles.
My model for the electron is a bunch of photons enclosed by a neutrino
shell, and the positron is enclosed by an anti-neutrino shell.
Vacuum Charge25 Jun 2005 02:16 GMT2
The vacuum charge can be calculated as follows:
m = mrC/rC
Mass is inversely proportional to the Compton radius.
The constant of proportionality, mrC, is about 3.51767e-43 kg.m
accelerators21 Jun 2005 15:09 GMT2
what are the advantages of a circular acelerator over  a linear accelerator
regards
john
QM- the Penrose Interpretation (How true?)15 Jun 2005 20:57 GMT11
In the June 2005 issue of Discover Science Magazine. Roger
Penrose argued that gravity is the reason why quantum effects
don't occur in the macroscopic world... why we can't exist
in two places at the same time just like in electrons before
having energy but no charge13 Jun 2005 17:33 GMT30
im afraid i cant understand PD
and dirk van
they postulate that photons,
considered as being either particles
Do particles vanish into parallel universes ???13 Jun 2005 14:44 GMT1
I heard that there are aliens in parallel universe that abduct our
particles, causing atoms to become radioactive in our universe.
Is that true or just a myth ?
New theory shows Fermions have odd spin, Bosons have even spin!13 Jun 2005 13:37 GMT65
We have all noticed that spin is described as being a multiple of
hbar/2. I thought that it would be better to set this value to a
constant giving,
hdot = hbar/2 = 5.2728584118222738157569629987­554e-35 J.s
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