The creation of real particles is like music. When the sound is resonant, the music sounds good...that a real particle. When ths music is off key, the music is bad...that's a virtual particle.
On Sun, Apr 12, 2015 at 2:25 PM, Axil Axil <[email protected]> wrote: > Rewrite to correct typos > > ------------------------------------------- > > An EMF model of particle creation > > I read an interesting paper about particles that can explain a few things. > > Matter and Light in Flatland > > http://arxiv.org/pdf/physics/0401153.pdf > Also > http://yepezoj.blogspot.com/ > > This model of particle structure was invented to explain why a particle > can interfere with itself in a double slite experiment. The esteemed R, > Feynman could not figure this one out. The photon or electron must be in > two places at once, this means that the electron is also a electromagnetic > wave. > > As described in the reference, the electron and photon is a EMF wave that > is bent around on itself in higher dimensions. This many dimensional EMF > wave vibrates like a slinky (a vortex or toroid) where the front and end > are taped together. The projection of the wave is reflected in our 4 > dimensional world and that projection of a higher dimensional EMF structure > could appear in two places at once. These two projections can interfere > with each other. > This also explains why real particles must have a resonate energy level to > be real. For the electron, that energy must be at least 512 KeV. In order > for this slinky wave to form and connect properly from head to tail, it > must be of a correct amplitude and frequency. If this wave is less > energetic than the magic resonate value, the slinky wave tries to connect > head to tail in a vortex, but the wave is not the proper size and shape to > connect up. So the energy is fed back to where it came from and the > condensation of the particle is retried over again in an endless cycle. > > These failed attempts to produce a real particles are where virtual > particles come from. Only resonate energy levels make real particles that > will produce a properly formed EMF wave that will spin properly in a vortex > for a long time. This is why the lifetime of a virtual particle is so > short, because the EMF wave cannot connect head to tail in a vortex. The > vortex tries to form but it cannot link up head to tail and the nascent > wave falls apart. > > Because of the uncertainty principle, the vacuum produces flashes of > energy at a average rate but some flashes are weak and some are strong. The > weak flashes generate virtual particles that are short lived but the strong > flashes produce particles that become real because they are energetic > enough to connect up head to tail in a vortex. > > In LENR when heat is convered to magnetic EMF that pumps up the vacuum, > the vacuum becomes increasingly energized, the average value of the energy > content of the vacuum goes up, the maximum average energy level of the > flashes increase, and the number of strong energy flashes increase. When > the EMF is really strong, sometimes high energy real resonant particles > like mesons can flash into existence. > > It is these mesons that produce fusion in the volume of the vacuum > energized by the application of added EMF enegy. > > When the added EMF energy is not so great, the quarks inside the proton > change themselves around and a proton becomes a neutron. > > In the case where the EMF produces by a weak magnetic field that is very > small, the uncertainly principle can still get the strength of the EMF > flash to a high enough level to produce a meson or a neutron from a proton > but the rate of such real particle production is very small. This is why > very small systems like the Nanor and the Golden ball can produce LENR > results from very low levels of input energy. > > On Sun, Apr 12, 2015 at 2:09 PM, Axil Axil <[email protected]> wrote: > >> An EMF model of particle creation >> >> I read an interesting paper about particles that can explain a few things. >> >> Matter and Light in Flatland >> >> http://arxiv.org/pdf/physics/0401153.pdf >> Also >> http://yepezoj.blogspot.com/ >> >> This model of particle structure was invented to explain why a particle >> can interfere with itself in a double slite experiment. The esteemed R, >> Feynman could not figure this one out. The photon or electron must be in >> two places at once, this means that the electron is also a electromagnetic >> wave. >> >> As described in the reference, the electron and photon is a EMF wave that >> is bent around on itself in higher dimensions. This many dimensional EMF >> wave vibrates like a slinky (a vortex or toroid) where the front and end >> are taped together. The projection of the wave is reflected in our 4 >> dimensional world and that projection of a higher dimensional EMF structure >> could appear in two places at once. These two projections can interfere >> with each other. >> This also explains why real particles must have a resonate energy level >> to be real. For the electron, that energy must be at least 512 KeV. In >> order for this slinky wave to form and connect properly from head to tail, >> it must be of a correct amplitude and frequency. If this wave is less >> energetic than the magic resonate value, the slinky wave tries to connect >> head to tail in a vortex, but the wave is not the proper size and shape to >> connect up. So the energy is fed back to where it came from and the >> condensation of the particle is retried over again in an endless cycle. >> >> These failed attempt to produce a real particles are where virtual >> particles come from. Only resonate energy levels make real particles that >> will produce a properly formed EMF wave that will spin properly in a vortex >> for a long time. This is why the lifetime of a virtual particle is so >> short, because the EMF wave cannot connect head to tail in a vortex. The >> vortex tries to form cut it cannot like up head to tail and the nascent >> wave falls apart. >> >> Because of the uncertainty principle, the vacuum produces flashes of >> energy at a average rate but some flashes are weak and some are strong. The >> weak flashes generate virtual particles that are short lived but the strong >> flashes produce particle that become real because they are energetic enough >> to connect head to tail in a vortex. >> >> In LENR when heat is convered to magnetic EMF that pumps up the vacuum, >> the vacuum becomes increasingly energized, the average value of the energy >> content of the vacuum goes up, the maximum average energy level of the >> flashes increase, and the number of strong energy flashes increase. When >> the EMF is really strong, sometimes high energy real resonant particles >> like mesons can flash into existence. >> >> It is these mesons that produce fusion in the volume energized by the >> application of added EMF enegy. >> >> When the added EMF energy is not so great, the quarks inside the proton >> change themselves and a proton becomes a neutron. >> >> In the case where the EMF produced by a weak magnetic field is very >> small, the uncertainly principle can still get the strength of the EMF >> flash to a high enough level to produce a meson or a neutron from a proton >> but the rate of such real particle production is very small. >> >> >
