Jones--
This is good theory about spin coupling to heat that I have been looking for during the last several months as a Vort. Is it reported in any other documentation? I wonder what Peter H would say? Also, why can’t protons in a magnetic field act like the electron with three separate superimposed spin states? Is it that the gluons are insufficient to allow this per the standard QM? Bob Sent from Windows Mail From: Jones Beene Sent: Sunday, July 20, 2014 10:44 AM To: [email protected] correction This oscillation would be powered by excess mass of the proton providing the spin energy to shrink the electron orbit. That is the first half-cycle. Later, that spin energy is given up as thermal energy immediately when the orbital re-inflates (unless the oscillator is captured in a cavity… A more accurate wording would be that the spin energy, which was transferred from the nucleus (proton) to the electron on shrinkage, is seen as UV photons on re-inflation. These photons are immediately downshifted to heat as they are in the vacuum UV range which is universally absorbed.
