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glossary of terms and concepts #1297 New Physics #1417 ATOM TOTALITY
5th ed
Posted:
Mar 17, 2013 4:42 AM
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GLOSSARY OF TERMS
I do so much science, that I cannot remember well enough where I last
left off, when it comes to revision. So these last pages are more for
my memory sake when starting the 6th edition.
Now here is a Glossary of Terms used in this book:
(1) Charge = geometry of either Euclidean, Elliptic, Hyperbolic.
Charge is the geometry of Space, so that -1 electrical charge is
hyperbolic geometry, such as a torus or ring or closed loop wire. +1
charge is elliptic geometry such as a sphere or ellipsoid, and 0
charge ?is Euclidean flat plane geometry. The photon with its double
transverse wave is a
Euclidean flat plane geometry.
(2) Magnetic Monopole = two poles of either Elliptic or Hyperbolic
geometry. Now
a magnetic monopole is far different than a charge, for a charge is a
whole geometry of the three possible geometries while a magnetic
monopole is a feature of those three possible geometries. Magnetic
monopoles are related to spin. I need more details for this in the 6th
edition.
(3) Spin = direction of motion of the magnetic monopole, whether
clockwise ?or counterclockwise
Spin is merely the superposition of both the Right Hand Rule and ?the
Left-hand rule. The proton, electron and neutron are all 1/2 spin
because they are the superposition of the Right-hand-rule. The photon
has 0 spin because it is the superposition of two Right-hand-rules
where they cancel out each other to that of 0. ?Two electrons in a
suborbital such as 3d6 for iron has superposition ?of a one Right hand
rule along with one Left hand rule. The unpaired ?electrons in iron
3d6 are all aligned and parallel with one Right hand ?rule, and it is
the magnification of the spins that yields the ?permanent bar magnet
of iron.
(4) Rest-mass: this is where the front edge of the wavefront curls
around ?and becomes a closed loop so that the wave is a standing wave
inside ?that closed loop. Counting up all the ridges and troughs of
the ?standing wave is the rest-mass. A photon has 0 rest-mass because
the ?wavefront never curls around into a closed loop.
(5) Space: space is the toughest because it draws together all the
other ?concepts. Space is Faraday's Lines-of-Force as magnetic
monopoles of ?both M+ and M-. The magnetic monopoles can be either a
transverse wave ?or a longitudinal wave. I need to really elaborate on
Space in the 6th edition and feel that Space is the most difficult
concept.
(6) Some units relationships of physics:
E = FD, energy = force x distance
F = MA, force = mass x acceleration
E = MAD
V = D/T, velocity = distance/time
A = V/T, acceleration = velocity/time
A = D/TT
E = M(DD/TT) = Mcc
P = MV, momentum = mass x velocity
P = FT
E = FD
E = Fc
F = ma
F = mc
E = mcc
Energy = 1/2 m*v^2
Force = rate of change of energy, since acceleration is rate of
change ?of velocity.
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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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