Piercing the veil of modern physics: part 1 &amp; basics

Ding, Juntang; Xiuqin, HU

doi:10.15406/paij.2018.02.00074

“…In other words, for this inference that an electron was made up of a certain number of electro-ultimate particles and both of them had the same charge-mass ratio, which has revealed out a fundamental rule of nature, we should be taken seriously. [3] As the background of nature, the ether as a medium is also made up of the electro-ultimate particles, their moving speeds are the highest in the reality and second only to the c. The so-called magnetic field lines whose essence is the electro-ultimate particles and the stream of charged particles derived by therefrom.…”

Section: Further Discussion On the Uncertainty Principlementioning

confidence: 99%

“…It is vital whether the charge-mass ratio of electrons is a constant, because it reveals a fundamental rule of nature. In other words, an electron and the photons radiated by it are all composed of the electro-ultimate particles [3] , because their textures are the same, that is, having the same charge-mass ratio.…”

Section: More Universal Larmor Theoremmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…, the same as the kinetics formulas of Einstein's special relativity. [3] Now take the experiment of the single electron cyclotron radiation (Project 8) as an example. The formula (2) reveals that under the premise of the given magnetic 6 induction intensity B , due to the charge-mass ratio 0 / em is a constant, if the single electron's cyclotron frequency  f can be determined by virtue of precisely measuring electromagnetic radiation, then its moving speed v also will be determined accordingly.…”

Section: More Universal Larmor Theoremmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…em is constant. This means that on any orbit of the platform, the static mass 0 m of each cyclotron electron can have different values as long as the moving speed v follows the rules determined by the formula(3). That is to say, for the electrons with the same moving speed v , their cyclotron frequency  f and orbital radius r must be the same, but the momentum p or energy E can be different.Here, the charge-mass ratio0 / em is like a wall.…”

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The experiments of Project 8 have been excellent, but the expected goals still difficult to achieve. So much so that some of the results at your fingertips were also missing. In view of this, the focus of this article is to clarify several easy confused concepts. Only in this way, we can reasonably explain the experimental data. The main points are as follows: 1. The value c of the light speed in vacuum and a particle with zero static mass, both of which do not exist in the reality. That is to say, the so-called a photon's static mass is equal to zero but has energy, which is a paradox that confuses two different definitional domains. 2. In the reality, photons are high-speed particles generated by electromagnetic radiation. They must have the characteristics of (static) mass, energy and wave, in order to describe the main body to aim at photons from different angles. 3. After any main body comes into being electromagnetic radiation, its static mass will inevitably decrease accordingly. 4. The charge-mass ratio of an electron is a physical constant, which is the ratio of its charge to the amount of matter, and is not affected by relativistic effects and electromagnetic radiation. 5. The uncertainty of moving electrons is caused by random electromagnetic radiations. Finally, it is pointed out that if the cyclotron frequency of a single electron is measured, and at the same time, its de Broglie wavelength or frequency can also be measured, then its static mass can be obtained. Even so, the expected goals are still difficult to achieve, because random electromagnetic radiations are always taking away continually the matter composition of the single electron being measured. However, this was precisely a result of the research obtained by Project 8, and had universality, which should be reflect on.

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“…If you want to discuss the Project 8 more deeply, some consensuses must be reached on the most basic concepts [3] and no ambiguity should be allowed. Therefore, it is necessary to give two hints in advance to facilitate the consensuses.…”

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The experiments of Project 8 have been excellent, but the expected goals still difficult to achieve. So much so that some of the results at your fingertips were also missing. In view of this, the focus of this article is to clarify several easy confused concepts. Only in this way, we can reasonably explain the experimental data. The main points are as follows: 1. The value c of the light speed in vacuum and a particle with zero static mass, both of which do not exist in the reality. That is to say, the so-called a photon's static mass is equal to zero but has energy, which is a paradox that confuses two different definitional domains. 2. In the reality, photons are high-speed particles generated by electromagnetic radiation. They must have the characteristics of (static) mass, energy and wave, in order to describe the main body to aim at photons from different angles. 3. After any main body comes into being electromagnetic radiation, its static mass will inevitably decrease accordingly. 4. The charge-mass ratio of an electron is a physical constant, which is the ratio of its charge to the amount of matter, and is not affected by relativistic effects and electromagnetic radiation. 5. The uncertainty of moving electrons is caused by random electromagnetic radiations. Finally, it is pointed out that if the cyclotron frequency of a single electron is measured, and at the same time, its de Broglie wavelength or frequency can also be measured, then its static mass can be obtained. Even so, the expected goals are still difficult to achieve, because random electromagnetic radiations are always taking away continually the matter composition of the single electron being measured. However, this was precisely a result of the research obtained by Project 8, and had universality, which should be reflect on.

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A brief analysis of the research scheme of the cyclotron radiation from a single electron

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The experiments of Project 8 have been excellent, but the expected goals still difficult to achieve. So much so that some of the results at your fingertips were also missing. In view of this, the focus of this article is to clarify several easy confused concepts. Only in this way, we can reasonably explain the experimental data. The main points are as follows: 1. The value c of the light speed in vacuum and a particle with zero static mass, both of which do not exist in the reality. That is to say, the so-called a photon's static mass is equal to zero but has energy, which is a paradox that confuses two different definitional domains. 2. In the reality, photons are high-speed particles generated by electromagnetic radiation. They must have the characteristics of (static) mass, energy and wave, in order to describe the main body to aim at photons from different angles. 3. After any main body comes into being electromagnetic radiation, its static mass will inevitably decrease accordingly. 4. The charge-mass ratio of an electron is a physical constant, which is the ratio of its charge to the amount of matter, and is not affected by relativistic effects and electromagnetic radiation. 5. The uncertainty of moving electrons is caused by random electromagnetic radiations. Finally, it is pointed out that if the cyclotron frequency of a single electron is measured, and at the same time, its de Broglie wavelength or frequency can also be measured, then its static mass can be obtained. Even so, the expected goals are still difficult to achieve, because random electromagnetic radiations are always taking away continually the matter composition of the single electron being measured. However, this was precisely a result of the research obtained by Project 8, and had universality, which should be reflect on.

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Piercing the veil of modern physics: part 1 & basics

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A brief analysis of the research scheme of the cyclotron radiation from a single electron

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