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"Sergey Karavashkin" |
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23 Aug 2006 09:10:10 AM |
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Wave-particle duality |
Dear Colleagues,
Since in your studies on Relativity and Aether you necessarily use the
information and results of quantum theory, we would like to draw your
attention to our new paper. It clears the processes occurring in the
electron-atom interaction that produced, as is known, the wave-particle
duality. So now you can read and take into account this paper:
" On the wave-particle duality "
*Abstract*
We will study the phenomena of interference and diffraction of
electrons from the point of modelling of processes, basing on the
quantum-mechanical and classical approaches. We will reveal that when
we represent an electron as some wave function of state or of
probability of location in some region of space, it causes considerable
contradictions producing the wave-particle duality and incorrect
description of the phenomenon. In particular, probabilistic
representation of wave function by Born leads to the fact that such
probabilistic distribution has to exist also when electrons do not
interact with atoms. The probabilistic model premises only positive
values of probability, while the wave function is bipolar, which
additionally distorts the idea of properties of electron.
We will establish that the cause, why in the quantum-mechanical
representation the model is distorted, is that in frames of this
formalism the orbital motion of exterior electrons of atom is neglected
and, consequently, the field of atom is taken stationary. Then
interacting electrons have to have some spectrum of frequencies to
interact in resonance with the atom according to the Schroedinger
equation. This last causes full distortion of the wave function of
electron and factually cancels the spectrum of frequencies and as a
consequence the electron must turn into an EM wave of some resonance
frequency.
As an alternative to this representation, we will model the
electron's interaction with atom from the point of classical physics.
In this model the field of atom will be represented as a field of
skeleton and the field of the exterior orbital electron, due to which
the resulting field becomes dynamic in the near of atom. Basing on the
calculated dynamic field, we will model the interaction of the chain of
electrons with this field and reveal that electrons form the periodic
structure with the wavelength proportional to the product of period of
orbiting of orbital electron into the velocity of interacting
electrons. This wave-like formation propagates from the region of
interaction within some angle, gradually changing its shape because of
difference of velocities of the electrons after their interaction with
the atom. The electrons in this set propagate according to the
Rutherford model of scattering with account of the phase of dynamic
field of the atom. The superimposition of many such wave-like
formations causes the interference and diffraction patterns like the
patterns of X-rays.
This model will fully lift the wave-particle problem together with the
discrepancies inherent in the quantum-mechanical formalism.
Please read the full text here:
http://selftrans.narod.ru/v6_1/contents6_1.html#interference
Best to you all,
Sergey B. Karavashkin
Head Laboratory SELF
187 apt., 38 bldg.
Prospect Gagarina
Kharkov 61140
Ukraine
Phone: +38 (057) 7370624
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http://selftrans.narod.ru/cover/cover.html
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| User: "Sergey Karavashkin" |
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| Title: Re: Wave-particle duality |
23 Sep 2006 07:56:51 AM |
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Sue... =D0=BF=D0=B8=D1=81=D0=B0=D0=BB(=D0=B0):
Sergey Karavashkin wrote:
Sue... =D0=BF=D0=B8=D1=81=D0=B0=D0=BB(=D0=B0):
You are very scientifically trying to explain what in reality is very
simple, dear Sue. :)
I never use scientific explanations for particle light.
If the reader could understand the science, then
the explanation would be un-necessary. ;-)
Sue...
=20
=20
Sergey
And the particles of light themselves? :)
Sergey
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| User: "Sue..." |
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23 Sep 2006 09:36:25 AM |
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Sergey Karavashkin wrote:
Sue... =D0=BF=D0=B8=D1=81=D0=B0=D0=BB(=D0=B0):
Sergey Karavashkin wrote:
Sue... =D0=BF=D0=B8=D1=81=D0=B0=D0=BB(=D0=B0):
You are very scientifically trying to explain what in reality is very
simple, dear Sue. :)
I never use scientific explanations for particle light.
If the reader could understand the science, then
the explanation would be un-necessary. ;-)
Sue...
Sergey
<< And the particles of light themselves? :) >>
They are good for counting. QM promises little more.
If one picks up a wine glass and uses it for a hammer
he deserves what he gets. =20
Sue...
=20
Sergey
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| User: "Sergey Karavashkin" |
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| Title: Re: Wave-particle duality |
23 Sep 2006 10:35:58 AM |
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Sue... =D0=BF=D0=B8=D1=81=D0=B0=D0=BB(=D0=B0):
<< And the particles of light themselves? :) >>
They are good for counting. QM promises little more.
If one picks up a wine glass and uses it for a hammer
he deserves what he gets.
=20
Sue...
Yes indeed, dear Sue. :-)
Sergey
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| User: "Autymn D. C." |
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| Title: Re: Wave-particle duality |
20 Sep 2006 12:55:07 PM |
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phenomena is plural, retard
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| User: "Autymn D. C." |
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20 Sep 2006 12:51:56 PM |
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kludgey
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| User: "Autymn D. C." |
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| Title: Re: Wave-particle duality |
18 Sep 2006 05:06:09 AM |
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RP wrote:
Every
quantum has ae inner size, which corresponds to its baruc=E8ntre and
el=E8ctroc=E8ntre and its classic size as a mote, and ae outer size,
which corresponds to its domain and range.
Then you believe the barycenter to occupy a non-zero volume? Evidence
thus far suggest strongly that it does not, down to the limits of
measuability. It is a singularity.
The mote occupies narrow however broad its mass is. It's only of zero
r if it's of infinite E. However, the whit is not the mote--the whit
is broader the heftier it is, but it's broader inward or
distance-inversely rather than outward.
When one thinks of the path
of your el=E8ctr=F2n, one draws a 1D world line rather than as it should
be, a 4D world.. uh.. gline, as in glome.
I can't speak for Sergey's electron, but my electrons are 4D
extentions. The singularity represents the point in time at which we
observe the electron. With the electron at rest its field is described
by concentric isobaric spheres. These isobars represent regions of
constant curvature of space. As we travel radially away from the
singularity the magntude of the curvature decreases. in terms of the
t =3D r/c: all are finite. Motes do not have inherent 3D continuose
summ=E8try such as R^n-balls; their outer boundaries are indefinite
until they have other motes to interscribe. They only approach the
ball-shape if the motes get infinitely-many and -even in R^n. The
sfaira is only a model of what a mote can describe if other motes are
there.
In my view there are indeed an infinite number of aethers, and these
are what we call electrons, whose fields are these many spaces that
Einstein referred to and simultaneously the substance of those
infinite which means?
-Aut
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| User: "RP" |
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14 Sep 2006 12:32:20 PM |
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Autymn D. C. wrote:
RP wrote:
Sergey Karavashkin wrote:
If I understand you properly, dear Mrs Autymn, you are meaning under
the electric induction the affection of an orbital electron onto the
exterior electron. Correct? Excuse me that I ask you, for me the term
of electric induction is more associated with macro-processes. But if=
I
understood your meaning, you are right. Simply it is quite unexpected
for me. :)
Sergey, I don't think that she implied that at all. I believe she was
only stating generally that "electromagnetic" induction is involved in
the production of the field that guides the electron. I'm afraid that I
don't see the relevance of electron orbitals. Inevitably they must be
involved on the microscopic level, but I think we should start first at
the macroscopic level in describing the production of the field
pattern, and then afterward explain the mechanism in terms of
quantum<sic> interactions. The pattern is macroscopic is it not? Please
explain your statement.
Orbitals go out to the edges of the universe, as do fields and thus all
bodies. Neutrality is only a matter of scale and average, and a free
el=E8ctr=F2n will easily disrupt and polarize the orbitals of nearby
matter so that its charges can act as a repeater (in the transmission
sense) so that one particul can behave as ae extended near-field
influence that some folks interpret as a wave rather than the self-same
particul.
-Aut
All of which means that I understood perfectly what you previously said
and implied.
This is precisely correct in my book. The so-called em wave is simply
an illusion generated by the delay that we observe between electron
interactions. The only fields that exist in a tangible sense are those
of charged particles (electrons/positrons). The quantum of charge in
turn exists entirely in the form of its em field. This field extends
infinitely in all directions and superposes over all other similar
fields to produce the macroscopic field that was interpret as space.
Because of the superposition, the macroscopic field consists of
patterns. Because of the relative motions of the charges, those
patterns continuously change over time. If we look at some high density
region of the field, where for instance E is very strong, then the
migration of this "node" will have the appearance of something moving.
The only thing moving however is the charges, since if we trail along
with this node in its travels we may find that at the far end of the
conductor the E field is now associated with an entirely different set
of electrons. A wave occurred, but the wave itself didn't have motion,
it was an illusion of motion such as occurs on the television screen.
It was the electrons that were in motion, passing energy along to each
of their neighbors along the wire. A wave is a process, not a thing.
If anything can be said to have migrated, that would be energy, but is
energy a thing? I think not.
An em wave is technically just a phase wave. It is a propagation of
"changes" in field strength and/or polarization brought about by the
motions of particles (to which the fields belong) wrt each other. Those
changes are in turn not changes in the electron fields, nor even
distortions in them, but rather of the pattern produced by
superposition of many such electron/positron fields, each of which
extends infinitely through space-time. Contrary perhaps to Sergey's
stance, I don't find the Minkowski formalism to be objectionable in and
of itself. I do feel strongly however that it is carelessly misapplied
to electromagnetic phenomena. And since I feel that there exists
nothing but charged particles, each having no other property than its
electromagnetic field and motion wrt other such fields, it follows that
I feel that the Minkowski metric is misapplied in general as well, that
is, since em is all that exists. Besides the discrepancies that I've
noted here many times between special relativity and magnetostatics, I
believe it to be a simple fact that any theory that regards a frame of
reference as having some physical influence on events must necessarily
be an incorrect theory, or in the least a special case of a more
general theory that deals only with absolutes in nature. I'm not
certain that the theory of general relativity entirely fits the bill
either, since it begins with the premise that the gravitational
interaction is fundamentally different than the electromagnetic
interaction, whereas I have seen no sound logical conclusion drawn to
that effect, just an arbitrary assumption based upon circular
reasoning.
My primary objection is that the field of the electron isn't an
electrostatic field, it is a dynamic field, meaning that until there is
relative motion between charges there is no interaction between them.
In other words, it is the superposition of the em fields of the quanta
of charge that establishes the space-time metric, they being the
substance of space itself. When there is no relative motion, there is
no cause for curvature of motion, seeing as there is no motion to
curve.
The alternate view, that two purely electrostatic fields can induce
motion of their respective sources without an active mechanism, is in
my mind the greatest absurdity. This would be literally equivalent to
generating something from nothing, or in other words it would be a
reaction without an initial action to react to. The question is similar
to asking "what happened before time began".
As many of you know I have derived a complete electromagnetic theory
based upon the above premises. It is similar to the theory proposed by
Wilhelm Weber, that he introduced just before Maxwell took the stage
and ousted him with many loud and even rude public debates.
To be more precise, the premises of my theory were just the empirical
data and a few logical principles. I had no knowledge of Weber's theory
whatsoever. The above details were actually conclusions. I began my
argument by simply working out a few mathematical and logical problems
in em, from which was eventually derived the surprising conclusion that
the electrostatic field was not fundamental, but was instead a
macroscopic effect produced by the rapid motions of electrons wrt each
other. I certainly wasn't looking for that conclusion, and would
probably had scoffed at others had they proposed it to me without a
sufficient supporting argument to back it up. In other words, I had no
preconceived notions; I was simply following the argument where it led
me.
If Sergey isn't familiar with my electrical theory, then perhaps he
can at least appreciate my statement about dynamism of the
electrostatic field. As for his own arguments regarding electron
orbital, I agree 100% with his opinions on that matter, or at least
with those that I understood. :)
Richard Perry
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| User: "Autymn D. C." |
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| Title: YouTube's whatthebleep video and my comments (Re: Wave-particle duality) |
12 Oct 2006 01:42:41 PM |
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http://youtube.com/watch?v=HHxul_NKhOo
-Aut
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| User: "Sergey Karavashkin" |
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| Title: Re: YouTube's whatthebleep video and my comments (Re: Wave-particle duality) |
21 Oct 2006 07:28:04 AM |
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"Autymn D. C. =D0=BF=D0=B8=D1=81=D0=B0=D0=BB(=D0=B0):
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http://youtube.com/watch?v=3DHHxul_NKhOo
-Aut
Dear Autymn, I have seen your reference. What to say? As all American.
Outwardly =E2=80=93 fine, with a full absence of essence. We have analysed
all shown effects in our paper, and analysed as unsatisfactory and
contradicting to the physics of processes which they are trying to
describe. Until Americans try to think physics out, they will be out of
date, and their understanding will only raise a laugh.=20
Sergey
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| User: "RP" |
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12 Oct 2006 09:42:59 PM |
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Autymn D. C. wrote:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=HHxul_NKhOo
-Aut
Right, the electron isn't a wave, it is simply interacting with an
apparatus that is entirely composed of charges. Ordinary induction.
Quantum theory is for science fiction aficionados. Newsflash for QM
fans, Star Trek was just a television show! The microwave oven depends
upon that ordinary induction produced by an electron flow, but quantum
theory would have those microwave frequency oscillations play no part
in the dynamics of that current within the magnetron. Sure thing guys,
yeah I'm sure those electrons are oblivious to the currents that they
induce and to the fields associated with them. Wake up and smell the
coffee. In the real universe the only thing that flys around your *****
and wipes out cling-ons is TP.
Richard Perry
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| User: "Sergey Karavashkin" |
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21 Oct 2006 07:28:56 AM |
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"RP =D0=BF=D0=B8=D1=81=D0=B0=D0=BB(=D0=B0):
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Autymn D. C. wrote:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=3DHHxul_NKhOo
-Aut
Right, the electron isn't a wave, it is simply interacting with an
apparatus that is entirely composed of charges. Ordinary induction.
Quantum theory is for science fiction aficionados. Newsflash for QM
fans, Star Trek was just a television show! The microwave oven depends
upon that ordinary induction produced by an electron flow, but quantum
theory would have those microwave frequency oscillations play no part
in the dynamics of that current within the magnetron. Sure thing guys,
yeah I'm sure those electrons are oblivious to the currents that they
induce and to the fields associated with them. Wake up and smell the
coffee. In the real universe the only thing that flys around your *****
and wipes out cling-ons is TP.
Richard Perry
The fact is, dear Richard, if in all theories you see an ***** with
something clung, things naturally will take for you an appearance of
it. :) It surely has some relation to the physiology but a least
relation to physics, just as a smell which you propagandise has a least
relation to a smell of coffee which you feel. :)
Sergey
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| User: "Sorcerer" |
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| Title: Re: YouTube's whatthebleep video and my comments (Re: Wave-particle duality) |
13 Oct 2006 12:08:04 AM |
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"RP" <no_mail_no_spam@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1160707379.641907.129920@m73g2000cwd.googlegroups.com...
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| Autymn D. C. wrote:
| > http://youtube.com/watch?v=HHxul_NKhOo
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| > -Aut
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| Right, the electron isn't a wave, it is simply interacting with an
| apparatus that is entirely composed of charges. Ordinary induction.
| Quantum theory is for science fiction aficionados. Newsflash for QM
| fans, Star Trek was just a television show! The microwave oven depends
| upon that ordinary induction produced by an electron flow, but quantum
| theory would have those microwave frequency oscillations play no part
| in the dynamics of that current within the magnetron. Sure thing guys,
| yeah I'm sure those electrons are oblivious to the currents that they
| induce and to the fields associated with them. Wake up and smell the
| coffee. In the real universe the only thing that flys around your *****
| and wipes out cling-ons is TP.
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| Richard Perry
I've seen the diffraction pattern of cathode rays (annular rings),
but I've never weighed an electron.
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| User: "Y.Porat" |
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14 Sep 2006 11:36:20 AM |
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Autymn D. C. wrote:
THE_ONE wrote:
All Relativistic Events must involve units or Quanta, such that one may
relate to another for an event to occur. This brings Particles into the
picture.
Case #1) In the case of a two slit experiment involving Electrons that
are released only one at a time and are not released until the previous
Electron has completed the entire path from start to finish, in the
long run we will see interference patterns at the destination wall.
The Interference pattern becomes an EVENT.
Case #2) If we monitor the passing of each electron through one of the
two slits, then the interference pattern does not evolve. In this case
[blah blah blah]
The double-slit result happens by el=E8ctric induction. There are
el=E8ctr=F2ns in the wall, after all.
-Aut
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Hi Auty
welcome to the world of innovators
anyway
is the above idea an original of yours ?
or may be you borrowed it from someone else??
if borrowed may be you can mansion the original ??
TIA
Y=2EPorat
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11 Sep 2006 03:10:33 AM |
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THE_ONE wrote:
Concerning Particle-Wave Duality, I think the basics have been over
looked and under looked.
All Relativistic Events must involve units or Quanta, such that one may
relate to another for an event to occur. This brings Particles into the
picture.
Events occur over Time. It is a case of series of events, one after
another after an other....
Case #1) In the case of a two slit experiment involving Electrons that
are released only one at a time and are not released until the previous
Electron has completed the entire path from start to finish, in the
long run we will see interference patterns at the destination wall.
The Interference pattern becomes an EVENT.
Case #2) If we monitor the passing of each electron through one of the
two slits, then the interference pattern does not evolve. In this case
the first Event to occur, is the detecting of the electron passing
through one of the two slits.
Therefore, in the second case, we have prevented a larger Event from
occurring by replacing it with a smaller events.
If we do not monitor the Electrons passing through the two slits, then
a different kind of Event takes place.
Here, everything is taken into account, meaning all possible paths of
all the electrons are taken into account to determine the final
outcome, an outcome of possible path agreement which results in the
production of wave-like patterns at the destination w
all.
Since one Electron is released at a time, yet all electrons are taken
into account to produce the final wave-like patterns at the destination
wall, this says that this kind of Event, is an event that sees all
electrons at the same time, meaning a point of view that sees across a
given period of time.
So what we have, are events that occur within Space-Time at a present
moment, but we also seem to have other events that are governed by
Space-Time. Here we must think of Space-Time as one huge singular unit
in which we move within, and this means that a
multi-directional Time exists, and we move within it just in the same
way as we move within the multi-directional Space that also simply "
EXISTS ".
So again I say " Events occur over Time. It is a case of series of
events, one after another after an other....".
Therefore, if we attempt to monitor a possible large HOLISTIC event
that takes a given time period of circumstances into account, and we
attempt do this as it is in progress, then we prevent it from even
happening by replacing it with small RELATIVISTIC events that each
occur in what we call the present or real time.
And so, over time there are series of events occurring, RELATIVISTIC,
HOLISTIC, HOLISTIC, RELATIVISTIC, RELATIVISTIC, ..... , and which type
of event will be next in the series, will be determined by what we do,
or don't do !
Now if this is true, yet it is ignored, then we will continue to try to
find explanations of four dimensional Events while still using three
dimensional thinking. This is a kind of inside thinking that does not
include Space-Time itself, and instead it continues to hold onto a
primitive understanding of Time that says there is a future to come,
but that there is no future yet, and at the same time says that only
the present time exists.
Logic says that we are constantly on the move. If we are at rest in
that multi-directional Space, then we are in motion in that
multi-directional Time. If we are at rest in that multi-directional
Time, then we are in motion in that multi-directional Space. This then
implies that our constant momentum in Space-Time is the equivalent to
the speed of light, yet most of it is across the dimension of Time
unless we change the direction of travel within Space-Time.
Anyhooooo, The point to be looked at is the TWO types of EVENTS,
HOLISTIC and RELATIVISTIC !
Your premises were only arbitrarily assumed. Is it not also possible
via electromagnetic feedback that the fringe pattern is a property of
the apparatus itself, to which the single electron simply responds?
After all, a change in the geometry of the apparatus will surely
produce a change in the pattern. The probability for the electron to
land in any particular spot on the wall or screen is a result of the
electromagnetic fields through with the electron moves in its path,
which are in turn partially generated by the electron itself as it
sends out an advanced em wave. The path differs for each electron fired
simply because each electron originates at a different place on the
emitter and also with different initial momentum. A mechanical analogy
can easily be derived, but isn't necessary since it is already known
that the wave equation used to derive the Airy pattern applies equally
to mechanical systems, or actually vice versa.
IMO, Bohm's pilot wave is really just a superposition of ordinary em
waves. Sergey is one of the most insightful contributors to have ever
graced this forum.
Richard Perry
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| Title: Re: Wave-particle duality |
11 Sep 2006 09:54:18 AM |
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RP =D0=BF=D0=B8=D1=81=D0=B0=D0=BB(=D0=B0):
THE_ONE wrote:
Concerning Particle-Wave Duality, I think the basics have been over
looked and under looked.
All Relativistic Events must involve units or Quanta, such that one may
relate to another for an event to occur. This brings Particles into the
picture.
Events occur over Time. It is a case of series of events, one after
another after an other....
Case #1) In the case of a two slit experiment involving Electrons that
are released only one at a time and are not released until the previous
Electron has completed the entire path from start to finish, in the
long run we will see interference patterns at the destination wall.
The Interference pattern becomes an EVENT.
Case #2) If we monitor the passing of each electron through one of the
two slits, then the interference pattern does not evolve. In this case
the first Event to occur, is the detecting of the electron passing
through one of the two slits.
Therefore, in the second case, we have prevented a larger Event from
occurring by replacing it with a smaller events.
If we do not monitor the Electrons passing through the two slits, then
a different kind of Event takes place.
Here, everything is taken into account, meaning all possible paths of
all the electrons are taken into account to determine the final
outcome, an outcome of possible path agreement which results in the
production of wave-like patterns at the destination w
all.
Since one Electron is released at a time, yet all electrons are taken
into account to produce the final wave-like patterns at the destination
wall, this says that this kind of Event, is an event that sees all
electrons at the same time, meaning a point of view that sees across a
given period of time.
So what we have, are events that occur within Space-Time at a present
moment, but we also seem to have other events that are governed by
Space-Time. Here we must think of Space-Time as one huge singular unit
in which we move within, and this means that a
multi-directional Time exists, and we move within it just in the same
way as we move within the multi-directional Space that also simply "
EXISTS ".
So again I say " Events occur over Time. It is a case of series of
events, one after another after an other....".
Therefore, if we attempt to monitor a possible large HOLISTIC event
that takes a given time period of circumstances into account, and we
attempt do this as it is in progress, then we prevent it from even
happening by replacing it with small RELATIVISTIC events that each
occur in what we call the present or real time.
And so, over time there are series of events occurring, RELATIVISTIC,
HOLISTIC, HOLISTIC, RELATIVISTIC, RELATIVISTIC, ..... , and which type
of event will be next in the series, will be determined by what we do,
or don't do !
Now if this is true, yet it is ignored, then we will continue to try to
find explanations of four dimensional Events while still using three
dimensional thinking. This is a kind of inside thinking that does not
include Space-Time itself, and instead it continues to hold onto a
primitive understanding of Time that says there is a future to come,
but that there is no future yet, and at the same time says that only
the present time exists.
Logic says that we are constantly on the move. If we are at rest in
that multi-directional Space, then we are in motion in that
multi-directional Time. If we are at rest in that multi-directional
Time, then we are in motion in that multi-directional Space. This then
implies that our constant momentum in Space-Time is the equivalent to
the speed of light, yet most of it is across the dimension of Time
unless we change the direction of travel within Space-Time.
Anyhooooo, The point to be looked at is the TWO types of EVENTS,
HOLISTIC and RELATIVISTIC !
Your premises were only arbitrarily assumed. Is it not also possible
via electromagnetic feedback that the fringe pattern is a property of
the apparatus itself, to which the single electron simply responds?
After all, a change in the geometry of the apparatus will surely
produce a change in the pattern. The probability for the electron to
land in any particular spot on the wall or screen is a result of the
electromagnetic fields through with the electron moves in its path,
which are in turn partially generated by the electron itself as it
sends out an advanced em wave. The path differs for each electron fired
simply because each electron originates at a different place on the
emitter and also with different initial momentum. A mechanical analogy
can easily be derived, but isn't necessary since it is already known
that the wave equation used to derive the Airy pattern applies equally
to mechanical systems, or actually vice versa.
Generally I agree.
IMO, Bohm's pilot wave is really just a superposition of ordinary em
waves. Sergey is one of the most insightful contributors to have ever
graced this forum. =20
=20
Richard Perry
Thank you, Richard.
Sergey
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Sergey Karavashkin wrote:
Dear Colleagues,
Since in your studies on Relativity and Aether you necessarily use the
information and results of quantum theory, we would like to draw your
attention to our new paper. It clears the processes occurring in the
electron-atom interaction that produced, as is known, the wave-particle
duality. So now you can read and take into account this paper:
" On the wave-particle duality "
*Abstract*
We will study the phenomena of interference and diffraction of
electrons from the point of modelling of processes, basing on the
quantum-mechanical and classical approaches. We will reveal that when
we represent an electron as some wave function of state or of
probability of location in some region of space, it causes considerable
contradictions producing the wave-particle duality and incorrect
description of the phenomenon. In particular, probabilistic
representation of wave function by Born leads to the fact that such
probabilistic distribution has to exist also when electrons do not
interact with atoms. The probabilistic model premises only positive
values of probability, while the wave function is bipolar, which
additionally distorts the idea of properties of electron.
We will establish that the cause, why in the quantum-mechanical
representation the model is distorted, is that in frames of this
formalism the orbital motion of exterior electrons of atom is neglected
and, consequently, the field of atom is taken stationary. Then
interacting electrons have to have some spectrum of frequencies to
interact in resonance with the atom according to the Schroedinger
equation. This last causes full distortion of the wave function of
electron and factually cancels the spectrum of frequencies and as a
consequence the electron must turn into an EM wave of some resonance
frequency.
As an alternative to this representation, we will model the
electron's interaction with atom from the point of classical physics.
In this model the field of atom will be represented as a field of
skeleton and the field of the exterior orbital electron, due to which
the resulting field becomes dynamic in the near of atom. Basing on the
calculated dynamic field, we will model the interaction of the chain of
electrons with this field and reveal that electrons form the periodic
structure with the wavelength proportional to the product of period of
orbiting of orbital electron into the velocity of interacting
electrons. This wave-like formation propagates from the region of
interaction within some angle, gradually changing its shape because of
difference of velocities of the electrons after their interaction with
the atom. The electrons in this set propagate according to the
Rutherford model of scattering with account of the phase of dynamic
field of the atom. The superimposition of many such wave-like
formations causes the interference and diffraction patterns like the
patterns of X-rays.
This model will fully lift the wave-particle problem together with the
discrepancies inherent in the quantum-mechanical formalism.
Please read the full text here:
http://selftrans.narod.ru/v6_1/contents6_1.html#interference
Best to you all,
Sergey B. Karavashkin
Head Laboratory SELF
187 apt., 38 bldg.
Prospect Gagarina
Kharkov 61140
Ukraine
Phone: +38 (057) 7370624
e-mail: ,
http://selftrans.narod.ru/cover/cover.html
VERGON
In my post in the "What is the QUANTITATIVE definition of a 'single
photon' ???" thread I mention that the photons in a stream must travel
in phase in order to register a specific frequency.
The rest of my post is an extrapolation of what a photon is as stated
in my paper On the Quantum as a Physical Entity (http://www.wbabin.net
Under LIST OF AUTHORS click Vertner Vergon).
I shall summarize it here. Since it is a summary, developing processes
are not mentioned and therefore some statements and descriptions may be
a little startling. For full development see above mentioned paper.
First of all I show proof that radiation and matter are composed of the
same basic element.
The "element" mentioned above I call "the quantum". It is the basic
element comprising the entire universe
It is a sphere consisting of a very rarified material that has perfect
elasticity -- expands and contracts ad infinitum because it has no
internal friction. The expansion proceeds to a diameter of one light
second.
It has mass (7.372038 x 10^-48 gr.) and spin. Because of the spin the
equatorial portion creates the magnetic moment, and the
expansion/contraction supplies the electric moment. Note, they are
orthogonal to each other.
Another characteristic of the quantum is that it is co-spatial. That is
multiples can occupy the same space at the same time. However, as the
density mounts this ability is discontinued and more quanta are
rejected.
There are two forms of agglomeration, sequential (which is radiation)
and
concentric (which is matter, i.e., electrons and protons)
In the concentric mode the agglomeration is a standing wave and
therefore
stable (electron and proton). In the sequential mode the quanta act as
waves
and follow Gaussian wave dictates.
Note, when there are sufficient quanta in the sequential mode, i.e.,
high
energy photons, the sequential mode can collapse into the concentric
mode, and the high energy photon transforms into an electron and a
positron pair,
proof that radiation and matter are constructed of the same basic
particle.
This phenomenon also tells us that radiation consists of both matter
and antimatter.
Considering the conformation shown here, the wave/particle duality is
evident
as is wave entanglement.
I spoke of the mass of the quantum. The energy of expansion/contraction
is 6.62566 x 10^-27 erg. (Note this is the energy of Planck's h) Also
note the ratio of energy to mass is c^2. This gives us E/m = c^2 ,
which, when rearranged is E = mc^2.
All these characteristics combine in a fractal manner to create the
universe as we behold it.
As to radiation/matter: Take the mass of the quantum and multiply it by
the frequency of a photon, and you get the mass of the photon
(Eintein's m = E/c^2)
Multiply the quantum mass by the frequency number of the electron,
proton,
and neutron -- and you get their respective masses. Proof that matter
and
radiation are composed of the same element.
If the quantum spheres are traveling in copius numbers, due to their
expansion/contraction and tenuous nature they act as waves. These waves
follow the laws of superposition. Further, they also follow the laws of
Gauss' group waves. The group wave is a standing wave through which
pass, rear to front, the sub-waves that are the photons.
Since the group waves are standing waves they have no motion between
source and observer regardless of motion of same. However, the photons
have a continuous velocity (c) through the group wave. Thus the
velocity
of the photons is constant regardless of motion between source and
observer.
The individual photon is composed of a number of quanta equal to the
frequency number. These are grouped together in the typical Gaussian
manner, i.e., a condensed peaked wave-train. Thus the time of
observation
is less than one second. How much less is a function of its energy
Vergon
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27 Aug 2006 03:21:51 PM |
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And yet relation appears
A small relation expanding like the shade
Of a cloud on sand a shape on the side of a hill
-- Wallace Stevens
--
Ahmed Ouahi, Architect
Best Regards!
<vergon@gawab.com> wrote in message
news:1156700185.096557.173290@i3g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
Sergey Karavashkin wrote:
Dear Colleagues,
Since in your studies on Relativity and Aether you necessarily use the
information and results of quantum theory, we would like to draw your
attention to our new paper. It clears the processes occurring in the
electron-atom interaction that produced, as is known, the wave-particle
duality. So now you can read and take into account this paper:
" On the wave-particle duality "
*Abstract*
We will study the phenomena of interference and diffraction of
electrons from the point of modelling of processes, basing on the
quantum-mechanical and classical approaches. We will reveal that when
we represent an electron as some wave function of state or of
probability of location in some region of space, it causes considerable
contradictions producing the wave-particle duality and incorrect
description of the phenomenon. In particular, probabilistic
representation of wave function by Born leads to the fact that such
probabilistic distribution has to exist also when electrons do not
interact with atoms. The probabilistic model premises only positive
values of probability, while the wave function is bipolar, which
additionally distorts the idea of properties of electron.
We will establish that the cause, why in the quantum-mechanical
representation the model is distorted, is that in frames of this
formalism the orbital motion of exterior electrons of atom is neglected
and, consequently, the field of atom is taken stationary. Then
interacting electrons have to have some spectrum of frequencies to
interact in resonance with the atom according to the Schroedinger
equation. This last causes full distortion of the wave function of
electron and factually cancels the spectrum of frequencies and as a
consequence the electron must turn into an EM wave of some resonance
frequency.
As an alternative to this representation, we will model the
electron's interaction with atom from the point of classical physics.
In this model the field of atom will be represented as a field of
skeleton and the field of the exterior orbital electron, due to which
the resulting field becomes dynamic in the near of atom. Basing on the
calculated dynamic field, we will model the interaction of the chain of
electrons with this field and reveal that electrons form the periodic
structure with the wavelength proportional to the product of period of
orbiting of orbital electron into the velocity of interacting
electrons. This wave-like formation propagates from the region of
interaction within some angle, gradually changing its shape because of
difference of velocities of the electrons after their interaction with
the atom. The electrons in this set propagate according to the
Rutherford model of scattering with account of the phase of dynamic
field of the atom. The superimposition of many such wave-like
formations causes the interference and diffraction patterns like the
patterns of X-rays.
This model will fully lift the wave-particle problem together with the
discrepancies inherent in the quantum-mechanical formalism.
Please read the full text here:
http://selftrans.narod.ru/v6_1/contents6_1.html#interference
Best to you all,
Sergey B. Karavashkin
Head Laboratory SELF
187 apt., 38 bldg.
Prospect Gagarina
Kharkov 61140
Ukraine
Phone: +38 (057) 7370624
e-mail: ,
http://selftrans.narod.ru/cover/cover.html
VERGON
In my post in the "What is the QUANTITATIVE definition of a 'single
photon' ???" thread I mention that the photons in a stream must travel
in phase in order to register a specific frequency.
The rest of my post is an extrapolation of what a photon is as stated
in my paper On the Quantum as a Physical Entity (http://www.wbabin.net
Under LIST OF AUTHORS click Vertner Vergon).
I shall summarize it here. Since it is a summary, developing processes
are not mentioned and therefore some statements and descriptions may be
a little startling. For full development see above mentioned paper.
First of all I show proof that radiation and matter are composed of the
same basic element.
The "element" mentioned above I call "the quantum". It is the basic
element comprising the entire universe
It is a sphere consisting of a very rarified material that has perfect
elasticity -- expands and contracts ad infinitum because it has no
internal friction. The expansion proceeds to a diameter of one light
second.
It has mass (7.372038 x 10^-48 gr.) and spin. Because of the spin the
equatorial portion creates the magnetic moment, and the
expansion/contraction supplies the electric moment. Note, they are
orthogonal to each other.
Another characteristic of the quantum is that it is co-spatial. That is
multiples can occupy the same space at the same time. However, as the
density mounts this ability is discontinued and more quanta are
rejected.
There are two forms of agglomeration, sequential (which is radiation)
and
concentric (which is matter, i.e., electrons and protons)
In the concentric mode the agglomeration is a standing wave and
therefore
stable (electron and proton). In the sequential mode the quanta act as
waves
and follow Gaussian wave dictates.
Note, when there are sufficient quanta in the sequential mode, i.e.,
high
energy photons, the sequential mode can collapse into the concentric
mode, and the high energy photon transforms into an electron and a
positron pair,
proof that radiation and matter are constructed of the same basic
particle.
This phenomenon also tells us that radiation consists of both matter
and antimatter.
Considering the conformation shown here, the wave/particle duality is
evident
as is wave entanglement.
I spoke of the mass of the quantum. The energy of expansion/contraction
is 6.62566 x 10^-27 erg. (Note this is the energy of Planck's h) Also
note the ratio of energy to mass is c^2. This gives us E/m = c^2 ,
which, when rearranged is E = mc^2.
All these characteristics combine in a fractal manner to create the
universe as we behold it.
As to radiation/matter: Take the mass of the quantum and multiply it by
the frequency of a photon, and you get the mass of the photon
(Eintein's m = E/c^2)
Multiply the quantum mass by the frequency number of the electron,
proton,
and neutron -- and you get their respective masses. Proof that matter
and
radiation are composed of the same element.
If the quantum spheres are traveling in copius numbers, due to their
expansion/contraction and tenuous nature they act as waves. These waves
follow the laws of superposition. Further, they also follow the laws of
Gauss' group waves. The group wave is a standing wave through which
pass, rear to front, the sub-waves that are the photons.
Since the group waves are standing waves they have no motion between
source and observer regardless of motion of same. However, the photons
have a continuous velocity (c) through the group wave. Thus the
velocity
of the photons is constant regardless of motion between source and
observer.
The individual photon is composed of a number of quanta equal to the
frequency number. These are grouped together in the typical Gaussian
manner, i.e., a condensed peaked wave-train. Thus the time of
observation
is less than one second. How much less is a function of its energy
Vergon
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28 Aug 2006 07:32:15 AM |
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Sergey Karavashkin wrote:
Dear Colleagues,
Since in your studies on Relativity and Aether you necessarily use the
information and results of quantum theory, we would like to draw your
attention to our new paper. It clears the processes occurring in the
electron-atom interaction that produced, as is known, the wave-particle
duality. So now you can read and take into account this paper:
" On the wave-particle duality "
*Abstract*
We will study the phenomena of interference and diffraction of
electrons from the point of modelling of processes, basing on the
quantum-mechanical and classical approaches. We will reveal that when
we represent an electron as some wave function of state or of
probability of location in some region of space, it causes considerable
contradictions producing the wave-particle duality and incorrect
description of the phenomenon. In particular, probabilistic
representation of wave function by Born leads to the fact that such
probabilistic distribution has to exist also when electrons do not
interact with atoms. The probabilistic model premises only positive
values of probability, while the wave function is bipolar, which
additionally distorts the idea of properties of electron.
We will establish that the cause, why in the quantum-mechanical
representation the model is distorted, is that in frames of this
formalism the orbital motion of exterior electrons of atom is neglected
and, consequently, the field of atom is taken stationary. Then
interacting electrons have to have some spectrum of frequencies to
interact in resonance with the atom according to the Schroedinger
equation. This last causes full distortion of the wave function of
electron and factually cancels the spectrum of frequencies and as a
consequence the electron must turn into an EM wave of some resonance
frequency.
As an alternative to this representation, we will model the
electron's interaction with atom from the point of classical physics.
In this model the field of atom will be represented as a field of
skeleton and the field of the exterior orbital electron, due to which
the resulting field becomes dynamic in the near of atom. Basing on the
calculated dynamic field, we will model the interaction of the chain of
electrons with this field and reveal that electrons form the periodic
structure with the wavelength proportional to the product of period of
orbiting of orbital electron into the velocity of interacting
electrons. This wave-like formation propagates from the region of
interaction within some angle, gradually changing its shape because of
difference of velocities of the electrons after their interaction with
the atom. The electrons in this set propagate according to the
Rutherford model of scattering with account of the phase of dynamic
field of the atom. The superimposition of many such wave-like
formations causes the interference and diffraction patterns like the
patterns of X-rays.
This model will fully lift the wave-particle problem together with the
discrepancies inherent in the quantum-mechanical formalism.
Please read the full text here:
http://selftrans.narod.ru/v6_1/contents6_1.html#interference
Best to you all,
Sergey B. Karavashkin
Head Laboratory SELF
187 apt., 38 bldg.
Prospect Gagarina
Kharkov 61140
Ukraine
Phone: +38 (057) 7370624
e-mail: ,
http://selftrans.narod.ru/cover/cover.html
Sergey,
It's a very intriguing subject, and your approach looks promising.
Has any of this (or similar) been published - I mean not SELF-published, but
published in a peer-reviewed journal?
I ask that in view of your record of reluctance of accepting criticism,
while IMO you are both brilliant and stubbornly messy, and the quantity of
your writings is impressive. Some of your elaborated writings may be
publishable, after cleaning out the errors.
Sincerely,
Harald
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29 Aug 2006 10:38:03 AM |
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Harry =D0=BF=D0=B8=D1=81=D0=B0=D0=BB(=D0=B0):
Sergey,
It's a very intriguing subject, and your approach looks promising.
Has any of this (or similar) been published - I mean not SELF-published, =
but
published in a peer-reviewed journal?
I ask that in view of your record of reluctance of accepting criticism,
while IMO you are both brilliant and stubbornly messy, and the quantity of
your writings is impressive. Some of your elaborated writings may be
publishable, after cleaning out the errors.
Sincerely,
Harald
Dear Harald, thank you for appreciation. But why our journal is worse?
We have about 16-18 000 readers monthly (in August, for today =E2=80=93 21
370), not every respectable journal has so many. As to errors of which
you are saying =E2=80=93 we both multiply made sure, these are not errors b=
ut
misunderstanding of colleagues too concentrated on the narrow path of
their dogmas and wishing to see nothing around.
So we yet see no reason to change the concrete of our own journal for
semolina of a hint. When I see something concrete, I will discuss it.
:)
We feel no wish to impose ourselves to the journals. :) Let them
publish reports on the launch of photon aircrafts with a water drop on
a mirror =E2=80=98to strengthen the effect=E2=80=99. We don=E2=80=99t preve=
nt them. :)
Sergey
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27 Aug 2006 12:46:15 PM |
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Sergey Karavashkin wrote:
Dear Colleagues,
Since in your studies on Relativity and Aether you necessarily use the
information and results of quantum theory, we would like to draw your
attention to our new paper. It clears the processes occurring in the
electron-atom interaction that produced, as is known, the wave-particle
duality. So now you can read and take into account this paper:
" On the wave-particle duality "
*Abstract*
We will study the phenomena of interference and diffraction of
electrons from the point of modelling of processes, basing on the
quantum-mechanical and classical approaches. We will reveal that when
we represent an electron as some wave function of state or of
probability of location in some region of space, it causes considerable
contradictions producing the wave-particle duality and incorrect
description of the phenomenon. In particular, probabilistic
representation of wave function by Born leads to the fact that such
probabilistic distribution has to exist also when electrons do not
interact with atoms. The probabilistic model premises only positive
values of probability, while the wave function is bipolar, which
additionally distorts the idea of properties of electron.
We will establish that the cause, why in the quantum-mechanical
representation the model is distorted, is that in frames of this
formalism the orbital motion of exterior electrons of atom is neglected
and, consequently, the field of atom is taken stationary. Then
interacting electrons have to have some spectrum of frequencies to
interact in resonance with the atom according to the Schroedinger
equation. This last causes full distortion of the wave function of
electron and factually cancels the spectrum of frequencies and as a
consequence the electron must turn into an EM wave of some resonance
frequency.
As an alternative to this representation, we will model the
electron's interaction with atom from the point of classical physics.
In this model the field of atom will be represented as a field of
skeleton and the field of the exterior orbital electron, due to which
the resulting field becomes dynamic in the near of atom. Basing on the
calculated dynamic field, we will model the interaction of the chain of
electrons with this field and reveal that electrons form the periodic
structure with the wavelength proportional to the product of period of
orbiting of orbital electron into the velocity of interacting
electrons. This wave-like formation propagates from the region of
interaction within some angle, gradually changing its shape because of
difference of velocities of the electrons after their interaction with
the atom. The electrons in this set propagate according to the
Rutherford model of scattering with account of the phase of dynamic
field of the atom. The superimposition of many such wave-like
formations causes the interference and diffraction patterns like the
patterns of X-rays.
This model will fully lift the wave-particle problem together with the
discrepancies inherent in the quantum-mechanical formalism.
Please read the full text here:
http://selftrans.narod.ru/v6_1/contents6_1.html#interference
Best to you all,
Sergey B. Karavashkin
Head Laboratory SELF
187 apt., 38 bldg.
Prospect Gagarina
Kharkov 61140
Ukraine
Phone: +38 (057) 7370624
e-mail: ,
http://selftrans.narod.ru/cover/cover.html
You inverted simultaneous time. Why did you have all interference of
wave-function collapse disappear like that?
It sounds like a promising avenue of research. Collapse as the collapse
field.
So make the experiment to prove. And the most obvious is to have all
interaction of material be related to inverted time. Each interaction
makes a possible universe in your theory class.
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09 Sep 2006 01:54:11 PM |
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=D0=BF=D0=B8=D1=81=D0=B0=D0=BB(=D0=B0):
Sergey Karavashkin wrote:
Dear Colleagues,
Since in your studies on Relativity and Aether you necessarily use the
information and results of quantum theory, we would like to draw your
attention to our new paper. It clears the processes occurring in the
electron-atom interaction that produced, as is known, the wave-particle
duality. So now you can read and take into account this paper:
" On the wave-particle duality "
You inverted simultaneous time. Why did you have all interference of
wave-function collapse disappear like that?
It sounds like a promising avenue of research. Collapse as the collapse
field.
So make the experiment to prove. And the most obvious is to have all
interaction of material be related to inverted time. Each interaction
makes a possible universe in your theory class.
I inverted nothing, dear crittenburg. There exists the dynamic field of
an atom. The electrons moving with a definite back-sight distance and
with a definite speed fall into this field. Dependently on the phase of
field for each electron, the direction of scattering will be different.
It is well seen in the diagram (this is why we gave different colours
to electrons) that each electron scatters after the Rutherford formula,
but dependently on the phase, the degree of scattering will differ.
Thus, there is no discrepancy, no collapse and no time inversion. There
is an interaction and it causes the scattering which we showed.
Sergey
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11 Sep 2006 07:32:49 PM |
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Sergey Karavashkin wrote:
crittenburg2006@yahoo.com =D0=BF=D0=B8=D1=81=D0=B0=D0=BB(=D0=B0):
Sergey Karavashkin wrote:
Dear Colleagues,
Since in your studies on Relativity and Aether you necessarily use the
information and results of quantum theory, we would like to draw your
attention to our new paper. It clears the processes occurring in the
electron-atom interaction that produced, as is known, the wave-partic=
le
duality. So now you can read and take into account this paper:
" On the wave-particle duality "
You inverted simultaneous time. Why did you have all interference of
wave-function collapse disappear like that?
It sounds like a promising avenue of research. Collapse as the collapse
field.
So make the experiment to prove. And the most obvious is to have all
interaction of material be related to inverted time. Each interaction
makes a possible universe in your theory class.
I inverted nothing, dear crittenburg. There exists the dynamic field of
an atom. The electrons moving with a definite back-sight distance and
with a definite speed fall into this field. Dependently on the phase of
field for each electron, the direction of scattering will be different.
It is well seen in the diagram (this is why we gave different colours
to electrons) that each electron scatters after the Rutherford formula,
but dependently on the phase, the degree of scattering will differ.
Thus, there is no discrepancy, no collapse and no time inversion. There
is an interaction and it causes the scattering which we showed.
Sergey
Well, I have a hard thought to consider for the field expert.
I recently got into trouble because I though matter was a single
physical form. And in field theory it is commonly taught as five
relations of abstract theory. A special field is to be defined for
particles.
So I get lost here. Particles were to be the answer as field. And to
cause the solution of all fields was the form of my answer. So I
mistook time as the field in your last posting. So you clarified.
Thanks.
A hard business you are in good luck.
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12 Sep 2006 01:57:47 AM |
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=D0=BF=D0=B8=D1=81=D0=B0=D0=BB(=D0=B0):
Sergey Karavashkin wrote:
=D0=BF=D0=B8=D1=81=D0=B0=D0=BB(=D0=B0):
Well, I have a hard thought to consider for the field expert.
I recently got into trouble because I though matter was a single
physical form. And in field theory it is commonly taught as five
relations of abstract theory. A special field is to be defined for
particles.
So I get lost here. Particles were to be the answer as field. And to
cause the solution of all fields was the form of my answer. So I
mistook time as the field in your last posting. So you clarified.
Thanks.
A hard business you are in good luck.
Thank you for a good post, dear Mr Crittenburg. I think, you have not
lost here but we both won, because to understand is always to win. :)
Sergey
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14 Sep 2006 01:42:06 AM |
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Sergey Karavashkin wrote:
Dear Colleagues,
Since in your studies on Relativity and Aether you necessarily use the
information and results of quantum theory, we would like to draw your
attention to our new paper. It clears the processes occurring in the
electron-atom interaction that produced, as is known, the wave-particle
duality. So now you can read and take into account this paper:
" On the wave-particle duality "
<snip>
Congratulations. You have discovered the fact that the wave model and
the particle model are both incomplete.
The "wave vs. particle" debate goes back to the 1600s with Newton and
Huygens. DeBroglie showed that it extended from photons to massive
particles as well. It is a 400-year old conundrum.
The answer to the "wave-particle" problem lies 'outside the box.' (pun
intended)
The electron is a physical entity.
The wave is a mathematical construct.
The particle is also a mathematical construct.
Depending on the particular set of circumstances (imposed by the
*observer*) one or the other makes a more satisfactory *model* of the
electron. Each has properties that can be well-correlated to observed
properties and behavior of the physical entity, but under mutually
exclusive circumstances.
The failure of both models to work outside the particular set of
circumstances to which they are tailored is an indication that a new
model is needed.
This new model should 'collapse' to either a wave model *or* a particle
model, depending on the particular set of circumstances imposed by the
observer.
The four-tensor is the most parsimonious model that can collapse to
either a particle or a wave, depending on the choice of coordinates to
be used as a reference in making the measurements.
If a coordinate system is chosen in which the physical entity is at
rest, the properties mirror those of a particle. If, on the other
hand, a system is chosen in which the physical entity is in motion, the
properties mirror those of a wave. The conversion from one coordinate
system to another is a simple Lorentzian rotation in Minkowski space.
The four-tensor is thus relativistically invariant.
The *hard* part is divorcing ourselves from models that we can
*visualize* - models that correlate to our everyday macroscopic
experience. The important part is that the properties and the behavior
of the model should correlate to those of the physical entity,
regardless of the choice of coordinates to be used as a reference.
Pretty simple, really, if you are a blind mathematician. We just can't
let our visions blind us to the facts.
Tom Davidson
Richmond, VA
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| User: "Sergey Karavashkin" |
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15 Sep 2006 01:40:50 AM |
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tadchem =D0=BF=D0=B8=D1=81=D0=B0=D0=BB(=D0=B0):
Congratulations. You have discovered the fact that the wave model and
the particle model are both incomplete.
The "wave vs. particle" debate goes back to the 1600s with Newton and
Huygens. DeBroglie showed that it extended from photons to massive
particles as well. It is a 400-year old conundrum.
The answer to the "wave-particle" problem lies 'outside the box.' (pun
intended)
The electron is a physical entity.
The wave is a mathematical construct.
The particle is also a mathematical construct.
Depending on the particular set of circumstances (imposed by the
*observer*) one or the other makes a more satisfactory *model* of the
electron. Each has properties that can be well-correlated to observed
properties and behavior of the physical entity, but under mutually
exclusive circumstances.
The failure of both models to work outside the particular set of
circumstances to which they are tailored is an indication that a new
model is needed.
This new model should 'collapse' to either a wave model *or* a particle
model, depending on the particular set of circumstances imposed by the
observer.
The four-tensor is the most parsimonious model that can collapse to
either a particle or a wave, depending on the choice of coordinates to
be used as a reference in making the measurements.
If a coordinate system is chosen in which the physical entity is at
rest, the properties mirror those of a particle. If, on the other
hand, a system is chosen in which the physical entity is in motion, the
properties mirror those of a wave. The conversion from one coordinate
system to another is a simple Lorentzian rotation in Minkowski space.
The four-tensor is thus relativistically invariant.
The *hard* part is divorcing ourselves from models that we can
*visualize* - models that correlate to our everyday macroscopic
experience. The important part is that the properties and the behavior
of the model should correlate to those of the physical entity,
regardless of the choice of coordinates to be used as a reference.
Pretty simple, really, if you are a blind mathematician. We just can't
let our visions blind us to the facts.
Tom Davidson
Richmond, VA
Dear Tom, thank you very much for high appreciation of our work. I=E2=80=99m
happy that at least at one point we now agree. However, I think, we
have not to destroy this agreement, inserting Relativity and trying to
state it to be able to describe waves and particles with Einstein=E2=80=99s
four-tensor. GR to be able to correctly describe whatever, it has first
to be consistent in its postulates. In particular, in Einstein=E2=80=99s
postulate that the laws in inertial and non-inertial frames are
identical. Here, above, Richard and me showed to Henry Haapalainen,
this is not so. And we have proven it in our paper to which I linked
Henry,
http://selftrans.narod.ru/v5_2/blackhole/blackhole15/blackhole15.html
You and me, we both know, if we take this postulate off GR, all
construction of GR destroys, including the four-tensor. This is why I
would like, before trying to connect the solution of wave-particle
duality to GR, to know better, to what will we connect it. Or we will
yield from the solution the basis for new circuit of discrepancies and
paradoxes. :)
Sergey
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| User: "Henry Haapalainen" |
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| Title: Re: Wave-particle duality |
15 Sep 2006 04:04:24 PM |
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"Sergey Karavashkin" <selftrans@yandex.ru> kirjoitti
viestissä:1158302450.809836.266220@e3g2000cwe.googlegroups.com...
tadchem ?????(?):
Congratulations. You have discovered the fact that the wave model and
the particle model are both incomplete.
The "wave vs. particle" debate goes back to the 1600s with Newton and
Huygens. DeBroglie showed that it extended from photons to massive
particles as well. It is a 400-year old conundrum.
The answer to the "wave-particle" problem lies 'outside the box.' (pun
intended)
The electron is a physical entity.
The wave is a mathematical construct.
The particle is also a mathematical construct.
Depending on the particular set of circumstances (imposed by the
*observer*) one or the other makes a more satisfactory *model* of the
electron. Each has properties that can be well-correlated to observed
properties and behavior of the physical entity, but under mutually
exclusive circumstances.
The failure of both models to work outside the particular set of
circumstances to which they are tailored is an indication that a new
model is needed.
This new model should 'collapse' to either a wave model *or* a particle
model, depending on the particular set of circumstances imposed by the
observer.
The four-tensor is the most parsimonious model that can collapse to
either a particle or a wave, depending on the choice of coordinates to
be used as a reference in making the measurements.
If a coordinate system is chosen in which the physical entity is at
rest, the properties mirror those of a particle. If, on the other
hand, a system is chosen in which the physical entity is in motion, the
properties mirror those of a wave. The conversion from one coordinate
system to another is a simple Lorentzian rotation in Minkowski space.
The four-tensor is thus relativistically invariant.
The *hard* part is divorcing ourselves from models that we can
*visualize* - models that correlate to our everyday macroscopic
experience. The important part is that the properties and the behavior
of the model should correlate to those of the physical entity,
regardless of the choice of coordinates to be used as a reference.
Pretty simple, really, if you are a blind mathematician. We just can't
let our visions blind us to the facts.
Tom Davidson
Richmond, VA
Dear Tom, thank you very much for high appreciation of our work. I'm
happy that at least at one point we now agree. However, I think, we
have not to destroy this agreement, inserting Relativity and trying to
state it to be able to describe waves and particles with Einstein's
four-tensor. GR to be able to correctly describe whatever, it has first
to be consistent in its postulates. In particular, in Einstein's
postulate that the laws in inertial and non-inertial frames are
identical. Here, above, Richard and me showed to Henry Haapalainen,
this is not so. And we have proven it in our paper to which I linked
Henry,
Please, leave me out of this! HH
http://selftrans.narod.ru/v5_2/blackhole/blackhole15/blackhole15.html
You and me, we both know, if we take this postulate off GR, all
construction of GR destroys, including the four-tensor. This is why I
would like, before trying to connect the solution of wave-particle
duality to GR, to know better, to what will we connect it. Or we will
yield from the solution the basis for new circuit of discrepancies and
paradoxes. :)
Sergey
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| User: "Sergey Karavashkin" |
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| Title: Re: Wave-particle duality |
15 Sep 2006 10:59:27 PM |
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Henry Haapalainen =D0=BF=D0=B8=D1=81=D0=B0=D0=BB(=D0=B0):
Please, leave me out of this! HH
No one invited you, a person without reputation.=20
Sergey
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