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photon structure has pilot wave and does it have neutrinos?
Chapt15.34 explaining Superconductivity from Maxwell Equations #1114 New
Physics #1234 ATOM TOTALITY 5th ed
Posted: Dec 26, 2012 5:45 PM

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Alright, good good good. I am using Halliday & Resnick's Fundamentals
of Physics, 1988, 3rd ed.
and on pages 855 and 652 gives the polarization, the Malus law and the
resistive dissipation (Ohm's law).

Now if you look at those two laws closely enough, you can see that
they are almost interchangeable.
That the Malus law of polarization is almost the same as resistance in
electric currents.

Now also, I or we, have not yet ruled out that photons split apart
into neutrinos. On page 855, Halliday and Resnick harken back to a
widespread belief of the 20th century, that quoting on page 855
"Only Ey will be transmitted; Ex will be absorbed within the sheet."
But sorry to say, that 20th century physics never actually proved that
all the energy is absorbed, for no-one bothered to consider that the
photons may break-apart to form neutrinos which go through matter
without resistance.

It was a sad and pitiful assumption of 20th century physics that the
electron structure was merely a tiny ball object with a few
properties. And worse yet, the photon had no structure other than as a
simplistic single transverse wave that has a few properties.

This book is devoted to the idea of the Atom Totality that the entire
Universe is all contained within one single atom and our observable
Universe is just one electron of that atom. So everything we see on
Earth and in the skies is one mere electron which is a stark contrast
to the impoverished view of scientists of the last century where their
electron or photon was a few properties.

So here I have opened the door as to what is superconductivity in that
the electron and photon
possess enormous structure and properties that are very vast and
complex. One of those structures is a pilot wave of the Aharonov-Bohm
experiment, so that the photon has a guiding wavefront and plays a
major role in the vertical, oblique, then horizontal polarization
experiment. This tells us the photon must be a double-transverse wave
not just a single-transverse wave.

Since we can manufacture glasses that are laser beam resistant,
indicates that much of the energy of
photons is not absorbed and can break apart and form neutrinos. So we
need experiments to prove whether all the energy is absorbed or
whether photons do split into neutrinos.

As for superconductivity, I doubt that neutrinos have a role in the
phenomenon. But if photons have a wavefront plus a pilot wave which
obeys the same mathematical form of Ohm's law, is indicative of the
idea that superconduction is a phase phenomenon involving photons. And
where the cold temperature is the temperature in which the material
allows that phase to be effective.

So here emerges the definition of Resistance in the Maxwell
Equations.

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where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies