Electrino Physics PDF Download

Author: Gordon Ziegler
Publisher: Xlibris Corporation
ISBN: 1493148656
Category : Science
Languages : en
Pages : 561

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This volume is based on aether relativity and the postulate that a smooth symmetric charge distribution cannot have detectable spin—or consequently charges come in ±e, ±e/2, ±e/4, and ±e/8—the Electrino Hypothesis—and not in ±2e/3 and ±e/3 as in the Quark Hypothesis. In Appendix B, the structures of all known particles are induced totally without quarks and gluons. The Electrino Hypothesis is sufficient to compose all known particles. The physics world is searching for a unified field theory and unified particle theory. This volume contains the foundation of both. Gravity and the strong force are united to the electro-magnetic force at the Planck mass, which in imaginary units is the mass of a whole elementary particle in this model. It takes 61 elementary particles in the quarklepton model to construct all known particles. By contrast, the particle fusion aspect of this model means that all the copies of all the particles in the Universe could be ionized and fused from a single particle. This volume begins the derivation of these things. Chapter 1 recounts the particle-wave controversy of the centuries as a prototype synthesis of the aether-relativity controversy in Chapter 2. A thought experiment in this chapter falsifies both the principle of relativity in the absolute and the principle of equivalence. The aetherrelativity controversy is resolved by deriving from first principles Special Quasi-Relativity in an Aether in Chapter 3, and General Quasi-Relativity in an Aether in Chapter 4. General Quasi-Relativity is obtained by inserting a field of escape velocities in and out, about a gravitational body, in Special Quasi-Relativity, obtaining the Schwarschild Line Element in the space about a gravitational body. A model of gravity and inertia is developed in Chapter 5. An aether model of particle physics is derived in Chapter 6, with special attention to whole elementary particles, including electrons and photons. Elementary particle fusion is briefly introduced in Chapter 6, along with the quantization of spin and a string-like character for elementary particles. A unified field theory is presented in Chapter 7, with a further unification of physics from a single definition in Chapter 8. This model has all forces united to the parent force gravity. The relationship is shown between charge and gravity. This model could be tested by e-e- collisions or e+e+ collisions at 1.878 GeV or more in the center of mass frame. Benefits to society from the model could be gravity-free and inertia-less travel, new reactors releasing energy from matter (without radioactive wastes)(see Chapter 15), the testing of a new Grand Unification Theory (GUT), and the reversal of the order to disorder arrow in the second law of thermodynamics (see Chapter 16). In Chapters 10 and 11 and Appendix A, a new type of pictorial equation is presented which accounts for the elementary particles in their various states. As such, the new system, called chonomics, is very powerful. Chapter 12 explains how to create new anti-matter through the fusion of electrons or how to create new matter through the fusion of positrons. Chapter 13 tells how to calculate relativity with real masses—elementary masses in orbital systems. Chapter 14 derives a new mechanism for the interstellar red shift—the dual photon. The universe may be found to be older than calculated under the Big Bang theory. Chapter 15 presents two very different calculations for the power to be obtained from the fusion of the electrons in 1.0 Amp beams at 2.0 GeV in the Center of Mass Frame. According to the calculation, we would expect, from our experience with electron-positron annihilation, the resultant power would be scarcely detectable. According to the more natural calculation, the resultant power would be a staggering net 2.0 billion Watts (two million kilowatts). Since the electrino fusion model of elementary particles is a new