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On Feb 9, 12:11*am, "Y.Porat" wrote:
On Feb 7, 9:23*am, "Autymn D. C." wrote: Motes eat. *Shut up, Porat. Deuterium's and americium's nucleòns are heavier than iron's and nickel's nucleòns. Silicon's and carbon's charges are heavier than silica's and carba's charges. Protòn's and neutròn's quarks are heavier than piòn's and kaòn's quarks--if one gave them antiprotòn and antineutròn, they will happily decay intom the latter pairs, and then leptòns and neutrinos which are even leihter. -Aut ------------------- it is eather me or you that are idiots i was not talking about elements born from each other i was talking about : FORCE MESSENGERS!! *so i appligize if i was nor clear enough so no **force messenger** can be bigger than its mother (that * * sent it *as a messenger) iow no ****en Boson can be 90 times bigger than say a Proton that sent it to attract anything i hope i made myself clearer now as celar as the sun at the midd day that only idiots *and mathematicians that consider themselves physicists * *cannot see it A quark nor nucleòn is not a bosòn. The heaviest bosòns, Z\0 and W±, obviosely don't come from baruòns at rest. So your complaint is a strawman. |
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On Feb 9, 4:26*pm, "Autymn D. C." wrote:
On Feb 9, 12:11*am, "Y.Porat" wrote: On Feb 7, 9:23*am, "Autymn D. C." wrote: Motes eat. *Shut up, Porat. Deuterium's and americium's nucleòns are heavier than iron's and nickel's nucleòns. Silicon's and carbon's charges are heavier than silica's and carba's charges. Protòn's and neutròn's quarks are heavier than piòn's and kaòn's quarks--if one gave them antiprotòn and antineutròn, they will happily decay intom the latter pairs, and then leptòns and neutrinos which are even leihter. -Aut ------------------- it is eather me or you that are idiots i was not talking about elements born from each other i was talking about : FORCE MESSENGERS!! *so i appligize if i was nor clear enough so no **force messenger** can be bigger than its mother (that * * sent it *as a messenger) iow no ****en Boson can be 90 times bigger than say a Proton that sent it to attract anything i hope i made myself clearer now as celar as the sun at the midd day that only idiots *and mathematicians that consider themselves physicists * *cannot see it A quark nor nucleòn is not a bosòn. The heaviest bosòns, Z\0 and W±, obviosely don't come from baruòns at rest. *So your complaint is a strawman.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - --------------------- so ?? those bosons come from what ?? did you ever found them in their ****natural envirinment****? or may bwe in a huge accelerator -** that has nothing to do **with Protons or neutrons ?? 2 i am not complaining you shoud complain that you are parrotong about something that has nothing to do with any attraction force except the connection with crooks and suckers ... Y.P ------------------------------------ |
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On Feb 9, 10:17*am, "Y.Porat" wrote:
On Feb 9, 4:26*pm, "Autymn D. C." wrote: On Feb 9, 12:11*am, "Y.Porat" wrote: On Feb 7, 9:23*am, "Autymn D. C." wrote: Motes eat. *Shut up, Porat. Deuterium's and americium's nucleòns are heavier than iron's and nickel's nucleòns. Silicon's and carbon's charges are heavier than silica's and carba's charges. Protòn's and neutròn's quarks are heavier than piòn's and kaòn's quarks--if one gave them antiprotòn and antineutròn, they will happily decay intom the latter pairs, and then leptòns and neutrinos which are even leihter. -Aut ------------------- it is eather me or you that are idiots i was not talking about elements born from each other i was talking about : FORCE MESSENGERS!! *so i appligize if i was nor clear enough so no **force messenger** can be bigger than its mother (that * * sent it *as a messenger) iow no ****en Boson can be 90 times bigger than say a Proton that sent it to attract anything i hope i made myself clearer now as celar as the sun at the midd day that only idiots *and mathematicians that consider themselves physicists * *cannot see it A quark nor nucleòn is not a bosòn. The heaviest bosòns, Z\0 and W±, obviosely don't come from baruòns at rest. *So your complaint is a strawman.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - --------------------- so ?? *those bosons come from what ?? did you ever found them in their ****natural envirinment****? or may bwe in a huge accelerator -** that has nothing to do **with Protons or neutrons ?? 2 i am not complaining you shoud complain that you are parrotong about something that has nothing to do with any attraction force except the connection with *crooks and suckers ... Y.P ------------------------------------- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - The electro-magnetic force cannot be used as an explanation for why electrons are held away from the nucleus. Shells are the explanation but they are not anything physical that we understand. The physicality of a shell goes undefined. Mitch Raemsch Twice Nobel Laureate 2008 |
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On Feb 5, 4:09*am, Tom Roberts wrote:
Every Feynman diagram represents a specific INTEGRAL. In the QFT to which the diagram belongs there is a 1-to-1 mapping between components of the diagram and terms in the integral. For instance, in QED the squiggly line corresponding to a photon corresponds to a term p_slash/p^2; an electron-electron-photon vertex corresponds to \integral d^3p/E delta^4(p1+p2+p3) \alpha; etc. One can, in fact, do the same thing in Newtonian theory. And it's helpful to do the exercise to get a proper understanding of what the Feynman integral ACTUALLY represents. Here, in Newtonian dynamics, the Wigner class that represents the exchange of momentum is the mass 0, infinite velocity representation (i.e., the representation of the un-central-charged 10-parameter Galilean group). It doesn't have a name, as far as I know, hence I christened it the "synchron". It has 2 interesting features that reveal a lot about the corresponding analogues in relativistic field theory. One, it has 0 mass (because the central charge is 0) and non-zero momentum; hence infinite velocity. Thus, it is characterized as a transfer of impulse over a distance -- i.e., a fundamental "action-at-a-distance" mode. Two, the little group -- unlike the little group for massive Galilean modes which is Heisenberg X SO(3) -- here, is something rather different that, among other things, includes a Heisenberg pair {T,t} for kinetic energy and time. It has a time operator "t" representing the "time of impulse". There is, thus, a Heisenberg uncertainty for this Wigner class for energy-time. These modes mediate the Coulomb part of the force, whether the force be gravity or electricity. Now ... in relativistic dynamics, the analogous mode is still an instantaneous-impulse mode. However, since synchronization is relative in SR, when transforming away from its "synchron" infinite-velocity frame, it will appear as a "particle" moving faster than light; i.e., a tachyon. Usually, this is represented as an imaginary mass mode. This is wrong. It's not imaginary mass, but real momentum. The momentum P is that associated with the impulse and is its momentum in its infinite velocity frame. This plays the analogue of a rest frame. The momentum is p = Pv/(V^2 - c^2)^{1/2}, its kinetic energy is T = Pc^2/(V^2 - c^2)^{1/2}. Whereas for the massive Wigner modes, {H,t} form a classical pair, with t a classical parameter; for these modes, it's {p_x, x}, x is the parameter; where x is parallel to the direction of transfer. Consequently, when factoring out the (2nd class) constraint corresponding to {p_x,x} = 0, one obtains a Dirac bracket. This is essentially what you see in the denominator of the integrand for the Feynman diaram. These "photons" are actually the relativistic versions of the synchron action-at-a-distance modes. It's not really appropriate to think of them as photons. Photons are associated with the free (radiative) 1/r part of the field, not the Coulomb 1/r^2 part. It should, in fact, be possible to integrate a physics of tachyons into a consistent interpretation of the modes represented by the Feynman diagrams. Instead of being treated as "exotic particles" they're simply equated to the carriers of the Coulomb part of the respective field. An interesting exercise, by the way -- not entirely related to the above discussion, but maybe helping to shed some further light on matters -- would be to take the above formulae for momentum and kinetic energy and work out the classical dynamics for an interacting charged tachyon. The result will NOT produce the "widely-known" infinite cascade of energy for charged tachyons. Rather, what happens is that in a static field, the worldline tends toward orthogonal with respect to the time-like Killing vector of the field. The energy radiated away is just the (finite) kinetic energy, and the mode tends toward a synchron. The relevant dynamics for a tachyon with charge e would be: dp/dt = e(E + V x B), dT/dt = eV.B. You get interesting results, working this out for a static 1/r^2 field. There is no infinite catastrophe anywhere. But the dynamics are highly non-trivial, even for attractive force centers. In effect, this is the tachyonic sector of the Kepler problem. |
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On Feb 10, 12:15*am, wrote:
On Feb 9, 10:17*am, "Y.Porat" wrote: On Feb 9, 4:26*pm, "Autymn D. C." wrote: On Feb 9, 12:11*am, "Y.Porat" wrote: On Feb 7, 9:23*am, "Autymn D. C." wrote: Motes eat. *Shut up, Porat. Deuterium's and americium's nucleòns are heavier than iron's and nickel's nucleòns. Silicon's and carbon's charges are heavier than silica's and carba's charges. Protòn's and neutròn's quarks are heavier than piòn's and kaòn's quarks--if one gave them antiprotòn and antineutròn, they will happily decay intom the latter pairs, and then leptòns and neutrinos which are even leihter. -Aut ------------------- it is eather me or you that are idiots i was not talking about elements born from each other i was talking about : FORCE MESSENGERS!! *so i appligize if i was nor clear enough so no **force messenger** can be bigger than its mother (that * * sent it *as a messenger) iow no ****en Boson can be 90 times bigger than say a Proton that sent it to attract anything i hope i made myself clearer now as celar as the sun at the midd day that only idiots *and mathematicians that consider themselves physicists * *cannot see it A quark nor nucleòn is not a bosòn. The heaviest bosòns, Z\0 and W±, obviosely don't come from baruòns at rest. *So your complaint is a strawman.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - --------------------- so ?? *those bosons come from what ?? did you ever found them in their ****natural envirinment****? or may bwe in a huge accelerator -** that has nothing to do **with Protons or neutrons ?? 2 i am not complaining you shoud complain that you are parrotong about something that has nothing to do with any attraction force except the connection with *crooks and suckers ... Y.P ------------------------------------- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - The electro-magnetic force cannot be used as an explanation for why electrons are held away from the nucleus. Shells are the explanation but they are not anything physical that we understand. The physicality of a shell goes undefined. Mitch Raemsch Twice Nobel Laureate 2008- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - ------------------- right!! so as a result of it physicists are parrotoing 82 electrons for say the Lead Atom (noone more noone less !!) the second major result no chance whatsoever for further advance !! ATB Y.Porat ------------------------------ |
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On Feb 10, 12:15*pm, Rock Brentwood wrote:
On Feb 5, 4:09*am, Tom Roberts wrote: Every Feynman diagram represents a specific INTEGRAL. In the QFT to which the diagram belongs there is a 1-to-1 mapping between components of the diagram and terms in the integral. For instance, in QED the squiggly line corresponding to a photon corresponds to a It has 2 interesting features that reveal a lot about the corresponding analogues in relativistic field theory. One, it has 0 mass (because the central charge is 0) and non-zero momentum; hence infinite velocity. Thus, it is characterized as a transfer of impulse over a distance -- --------------------- zero mass with nonzero momentum !!!!!!! with infinit velocity '' (:-) will there be no end to crookedness and stupidity!!? and what else are those ****en mathematicians are going tp feed us ?? with no one blinking an eye ??!! Y.Porat ---------------------------- |
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On Feb 9, 2:15*pm, wrote:
The electro-magnetic force cannot be used as an explanation for why electrons are held away from the nucleus. Shells are the explanation but they are not anything physical that we understand. The physicality of a shell goes undefined. Bull****--it's not dedefined. The shells are equipotential supersurfaces of quasiplanar orbits which behave otherwise as regular macroscopic orbits of heavenly bodies but under a nonsaturated elèctric potential. The s-shell elèctròn dives intom the nucleus; the p-shell and further elèctròns make whorls about the nucleus as in a spirograph, where the p-shell is commensurate with the linear polarisation in a dipolar antenna. These whorls would also be apparent in gravital orbits if their gravitomagnetic (a misnomer in itself) potential were as strong in relation to their bodies' size. Indeed, the planets do whorl about [weakly] over thousands of years by libration and nutation from outside and inside tidal forses. In a many-body sustem, Kepler's law of planar orbits goes out the window. -Aut |
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On Feb 9, 10:17*am, "Y.Porat" wrote:
On Feb 9, 4:26*pm, "Autymn D. C." wrote: On Feb 9, 12:11*am, "Y.Porat" wrote: it is eather me or you that are idiots i was not talking about elements born from each other i was talking about : FORCE MESSENGERS!! *so i appligize if i was nor clear enough so no **force messenger** can be bigger than its mother (that * * sent it *as a messenger) iow no ****en Boson can be 90 times bigger than say a Proton that sent it to attract anything i hope i made myself clearer now as celar as the sun at the midd day that only idiots *and mathematicians that consider themselves physicists * *cannot see it A quark nor nucleòn is not a bosòn. The heaviest bosòns, Z\0 and W±, obviosely don't come from baruòns at rest. *So your complaint is a strawman. *those bosons come from what ?? did you ever found them in their ****natural envirinment****? "did.. found" is illiterate gibberish Why--do you find chickens and poodles in their natural environment? or may bwe in a huge accelerator -** that has nothing to do **with Protons or neutrons ?? how nothing? They start with protòns so they can't not end with nucleonics. The W\± and Z\0 are transitions between heavier quarks; the mass-energy is already there. For leihter particula, they are only virtual bosòns--that is, subintegral quanta which conserve kemic reactions by mathematic loops between forbidden regions of action. 2 i am not complaining No, you're not a gerund. you shoud complain that you are parrotong about something that has nothing to do with any attraction force except the connection with *crooks and suckers ... Yet you still cannot prove tham. I already told you how to attract with beachball-like tosses. And in my other posts I proved thas motes are nearly-infinitely big, so their field can grab other fields in any direction and extent, which is unlike your analog of two neutral bodies and two hupervolic ejecta which can't even be attracted to former bodies. That is, you use a circular argument to deny attraction of the former by denire the attraction of the latter. -Aut |
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