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Starblade Darksquall wrote:
I'm just wondering about a few things involving the electromagnetic force. Braggart. First off, it's said that bosons with spin 1 mediate repulsive forces and bosons with spin 2 mediate attractive forces. Who said that? Nobody. Virtual photons mediate an electron and a proton attracting (ortho- or para-hydrogen) as well as two electrons or two protons repelling. Ditto positronium binding, singlet or triplet. Name a spin-2 boson other than the problematic graviton. A photon is spin 1. So, how does it mediate attractive forces? Google, library. Do you suspect that your question has not overturned all of physics? [snip] Also, there are two perpendicular waves carried by the photon. Very Badly Put. The electric wave and the magnetic wave. However, there are two distinct ways that they can carry this pair: right-handed and left-handed. Crack a book on optics. Please. You don't know squat about elliptic polarization. What relevance does the handedness of virtual photons have to the mediation of the electromagnetic force? Do negative and positive charges react differently to the handedness and emit photons with different handedness? An electron has helicity not chirality. Learn (Uncle Al the optimist) the difference between axial and polar vectors. Even an idiot can see that a right-handed spinning ball viewed from its north pole is a left-handed spinning ball viewed from its south pole. The thing is only chiral if it is relativistic and you can't get around to the other side. High energy beta rays from nuclear decay are all left-handed. Low energy betas merely have helicity. It was essential that http://physics.nist.gov/GenInt/Parity/cover.html was done with Co-60 and not H-3. [snip dreck] Crack a book. I know I like to be a 'know it all' but I really don't know as much as I like to pretend... so please hear me out. (...Starblade Riven Darksquall...) You don't know **** from Shinola. The original phrase was "Johannes Factotem." http://www.sourcetext.com/sourcebook...greene/OED.htm Middle It is raining knowledge soup and all you can do is use your soup bowl as a rain bonnet. We live in a Golden Age and all you can do is complain about all the yellow. Save the drama for your mama; get down and PUSH. -- Uncle Al http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/ (Toxic URL! Unsafe for children and most mammals) "Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?" The Net! |
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Uncle Al wrote in message ...
Starblade Darksquall wrote: I'm just wondering about a few things involving the electromagnetic force. Braggart. How am I a braggart? I'm just asking a question. You're the one being a braggart, pretending you know so much when you can't even explain it to me in English. Obviously you're just parroting what other people have said, and have no idea what you even mean by what you're saying. First off, it's said that bosons with spin 1 mediate repulsive forces and bosons with spin 2 mediate attractive forces. Who said that? Nobody. http://scienceworld.wolfram.com/physics/Boson.html There. That's who said it. Virtual photons mediate an electron and a proton attracting (ortho- or para-hydrogen) as well as two electrons or two protons repelling. Ditto positronium binding, singlet or triplet. Name a spin-2 boson other than the problematic graviton. I really can't. Do two photons count? A photon is spin 1. So, how does it mediate attractive forces? Google, library. What do you mean? Google has a library? Do you suspect that your question has not overturned all of physics? A question can have no effect on physics. [snip] Also, there are two perpendicular waves carried by the photon. Very Badly Put. Well then how should I put it? There are two orthogonal transverse electromagnetic oscillations? The electric wave and the magnetic wave. However, there are two distinct ways that they can carry this pair: right-handed and left-handed. Crack a book on optics. Please. You don't know squat about elliptic polarization. No, I'll explain it. Assign directions to the electric component and magnetic component of the oscilation. Then take the cross product. The two possibilities are that you will get something the direction the photon is traveling or that you will get something opposite of the direction the photon is traveling. That's what I mean by 'left handed' and 'right handed'. I'm sorry, I should've phrased it better. Also, what do you mean by elliptic polarization and what does this even have to do with the current argument? And please answer the question in English, not in Bizarro Uncle Al speech. What relevance does the handedness of virtual photons have to the mediation of the electromagnetic force? Do negative and positive charges react differently to the handedness and emit photons with different handedness? An electron has helicity not chirality. I think you may just have this backwards. Learn (Uncle Al the optimist) the difference between axial and polar vectors. One changes and one doesn't. Even an idiot can see that a right-handed spinning ball viewed from its north pole is a left-handed spinning ball viewed from its south pole. But what if it's spinning while it's being dropped? Then the north pole and south pole DO make a difference! The thing is only chiral if it is relativistic and you can't get around to the other side. High energy beta rays from nuclear decay are all left-handed. Low energy betas merely have helicity. It was essential that http://physics.nist.gov/GenInt/Parity/cover.html was done with Co-60 and not H-3. You are very bad at explaining things. [snip dreck] Crack a book. Shut your crack hole. I know I like to be a 'know it all' but I really don't know as much as I like to pretend... so please hear me out. (...Starblade Riven Darksquall...) You don't know **** from Shinola. The original phrase was "Johannes Factotem." The original phrase to what? Now you're just messing with my head. http://www.sourcetext.com/sourcebook...greene/OED.htm Middle It is raining knowledge soup and all you can do is use your soup bowl as a rain bonnet. We live in a Golden Age and all you can do is complain about all the yellow. Save the drama for your mama; get down and PUSH. Stop speaking like an idiot. Oops, I guess you have no control over that, do you? (...Starblade Riven Darksquall...) |
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