Dependence of the Yukawa Potential on the Distance between Nucleons | Chapter 5 | Progress in Chemical Science Research Vol. 7

 The reliance of the strong interaction 'tween a neutron and a proton on the distance between them was calculated for the first time. Presented results contravene the general approved in nuclear and high - strength physics that strong force does not take action leptons. Our non - accelerator exploratory results made it admitted to determine not only the binding energy of a neutron accompanying an electron equals 0.105 eV , but still the maximum possible worth of the strong interaction coupling determined equal to 2.4680.

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V. G. Plekhanov,
Fonoriton Sci. Laboratory, Garon LtD., Tallinn 11413, Estonia.

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Study of Quantum Field Based on the Hypothesis of the Absolute System of Reference: A Non-Relativistic Theory | Chapter 3 | New Trends in Physical Science Research Vol. 8

 A classical nonrelativistic theory that is compatible with contemporary quantum theory is the quantum field theory based on the assumptions of the absolute reference system. By contrasting the theoretical results of quantum electrodynamics, one might arrive at this conclusion using the basic concepts of this hypothesis. The electromagnetic wave equation known as the wave equation, which replaces Schrodinger's equation, was obtained from the study of particle structure. The normal distributions of energy and time, or alternatively momentum and position, lead to the statement of the uncertainty principle. Since the relativistic relationship of energy with momentum and mass also holds true for the absolute system of reference hypothesis, the Klein-Gordon equation is obtained in the same way using the classical wave equation, due to a minor difference brought on by the Lorentz factor.

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Konstantinos Patrinos,
National Technical University of Athens, Greece.

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Some Open Problems of Unitary Quantum Theory | Book Publisher International

 This book deals with physical philosophy and mechanics. The book also covers key areas of unitary quantum theory and mechanics, standard model-SM, quantum electrodynamics, Maxwell equations, Schrödinger equation, Poisson equation, heterogeneous catalysis, quantum harmonic oscillator, elementary particle mass spectrum, wave packet, string theory, supersymmetry, Lorentz transformations, propagation of superluminal light, generation of energy, corpuscular-waa packet, string theory, This book contains numerous materials that are appropriate for students, scientists and scholars in this field.

In this book, data is collected together with main results of the research of Sapogin’s group after publication of the second edition book Sapogin L.G., Ryabov Yu.A., Boichenko V.A. (2015) "The Unitary Quantum Theory and a New Sources of Energy".


Author(s) Details

Leo G. Sapogin
Department of Physics, Technical University (MADI), 64 Leningradsky pr., A-319, Moscow, 125319, Russia.

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