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The overriding Leitmotif of this Paper is encapsulated in Professor Wolfgang Pauli's[5] 1945 Nobel Prize acceptance Lecture for his Paper "The Pauli Exclusion Principle". In the concluding remarks of his lecture Pauli makes the... more
DSM predicts a particle anti-particle model as dark energy. This can become the photon with the addition of energy. The famous slit experiments, where slits are modeled as 9 wavelength wave-guides , demonstrates that the DSM particle... more
As a starting point towards understanding the nature of space, this paper demonstrates a link among three of the forces… magnetism, gravitation and the Strong Force via a dissection of Einstein’s Kappa constant in terms of known... more
Mass comes from the self-energy of force fields.
This paper unifies all 4
fundamental forces, Dark energy and Dark matter
with help of complex affine space time curvature.
fundamental forces, Dark energy and Dark matter
with help of complex affine space time curvature.
In recent articles we proposed an epistemic approach to relativity, termed information relativity (IR) in which relativity is conceived as difference in knowledge between observers. Our approach is fundamentally different from the... more
Three of the four known forces in physics are unified into one equation with a clear explanation for the different properties of each force. The strong, electromagnetic and gravitational forces are governed by the same force equation, yet... more
In this paper we demonstrate a link among three of the forces… magnetism, gravitation and the Strong Force via a dissection of Einstein's Kappa constant in terms of known constants, physical relationships of length, mass, energy, and... more
[Abstract]: Standard Model is a group of subatomic particles derived from a mathematical model based on quantum field theory and Yang Mills Theory. In contrast, Wu's Pairs, a physical model are proposed as the building blocks of all... more
A hypothetical theory of a Yangton and Yington circulating pair with an inter-attractive “Force of Creation” is proposed as the “Origin of Creation”. When this circulating pair travels in the space it is known as “Photon”. Otherwise, at... more
Because logic excludes that protons and neutrons have an outer layer to hold quarks together, there must by definition be a structural relationship between the quarks themselves to avoid jeopardizing the stability of the nucleus. To... more
A formula, generating the Spinning Magnetic Field (SMF) has been derived, the interaction of two SMF by two protons, using the recently derived unified formula of fields, produced Spinning Magnetic Force (SMFs); while at each step, the... more
In this paper, we wonder whether the idea of virtual particles, gauge bosons and/or force-carrying particles in general, might be superfluous. It seems to resemble 19th century aether theory: perhaps we don’t need it. The implication is... more
Gravity, electromagnetic energy, electric charge, magnetism have one commonality… they are conveyed by, or occur within, the same medium… space. Space can be deformed by a gravitational field such that it slows the progress of time,... more
This has opened new doors to put QCD to the test with ATLAS data, which have been made publicly available, so the QCD community will be able to learn from these additions to the growing field of precision jet substructure measurements for... more
Our motivation for identifying the "Motion Articulated Structural System" (MASS) currently known as Nuclear Particles relies on the work of Sir Isaac Newton, who in the preamble to his "Laws of Motion" offers the following advice.-In the... more
In this paper we demonstrate a link among three of the forces… magnetism, gravitation and the Strong Force via a dissection of Einstein's Kappa constant in terms of known constants, physical relationships of length, mass, energy, and... more
In recent articles we proposed an epistemic approach to relativity, termed information relativity (IR), in which relativity is conceived as a difference in knowledge between observers. Our approach is fundamentally different from the... more