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Topic: Chapt15.3 Deriving the Schrodinger/Dirac Equations from the Maxwell
Equations #1073 New Physics #1193 ATOM TOTALITY 5th ed

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limits of double transverse wave theory Chapt15.3 Deriving the
Schrodinger/Dirac Equations from the Maxwell Equations #1074 New Physics
#1194 ATOM TOTALITY 5th ed

Posted: Dec 9, 2012 5:01 PM
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Now it is obvious from the derivation of the Schrodinger and Dirac
Equations as subsets
of the Maxwell Equations, that the double transverse wave theory
cannot determine the rest-mass, nor
spin of the electron or proton. It cannot do that because we had to
furnish the double transverse waves with a proton as the bar magnet
and the electron sitting atop the double transverse wave and riding
the wave.

So that in retrospect, I was demanding far more of the double
transverse wave theory than it could ever deliver. I was demanding the
double transverse wave theory could deliver the particle wave duality,
but rather instead, it could only deliver the wave feature and that I
had to inject the particle.

So I have to go back and develop only what the double transverse wave
theory allows. It does allow for the speed and the speed of light as
being a constant, regardless of wavelength or frequency.

And it also allows for the distinction between a photon and a
neutrino, as that a neutrino is odd numbered monopoles and the photon
is even numbered monopoles.

neutrino:

M-
M- M+
M+

photon:

2M-
2M- 2M+
2M+

neutrino:

3M-
3M- 3M+
3M+

photon:

4M-
4M- 4M+
4M+

The overall picture is that the wave determines the speed of the
particle and if it is double transverse symmetrical it is either a
neutrino or photon depending on even or odd. And the wave makes the
Space where in lies electrons and protons.

Back in the 1830s, Faraday looked upon the photon as a disturbance in
the EM field. In 2012, I am looking at the photon and neutrino as
waves of magnetic monopoles that builds Space and a space that wherein
the electrons and protons of EM travel upon.

Now it maybe the case that if you have enough magnetic monopoles
together such as this:

10^6M-
10^6M- 10^6M+
10^6M+

That such a photon is no longer a Space wave, a part of space, but
forms a actual electron or a electron plus positron in pair
production.

But as for now, I should cut back on my idea that the double
transverse wave can solve all the properties of elementary particles
and only solve a fraction of those properties.

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whole entire Universe is just one big atom
where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies



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