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I read your recent paper entitled "Speculations on the Neutrino Theory
of Light" with some interest, particularly as your ideas tie in well
with my own model that predicts from first principles that photons are
described by bounded oscillations of neutrinos and antineutrinos. Keep
up the great work.

- Sabbir.

LEJ Brouwer wrote:
my own model that predicts from first principles that photons are
described by bounded oscillations of neutrinos and antineutrinos

If that is so, how do you explain the fact that neutrinos and
antineutrinos have a mean free path in rock of ~a light year, while
visible-light photons have a mean free path in rock of ~microns?

That's just the most glaringly obvious problem with such a model, there
are many others....


Tom Roberts

Tom Roberts wrote:
LEJ Brouwer wrote:
my own model that predicts from first principles that photons are
described by bounded oscillations of neutrinos and antineutrinos

If that is so, how do you explain the fact that neutrinos and
antineutrinos have a mean free path in rock of ~a light year, while
visible-light photons have a mean free path in rock of ~microns?

From the modern PoV, the photon conveys
rate of action, while the neutrino's convey
negative energy in a simpler structure shrug.
Tom, you really must learn the basics.

[mercy snip]

Ken S. Tucker wrote:
Tom Roberts wrote:
LEJ Brouwer wrote:
my own model that predicts from first principles that photons are
described by bounded oscillations of neutrinos and antineutrinos
If that is so, how do you explain the fact that neutrinos and
antineutrinos have a mean free path in rock of ~a light year, while
visible-light photons have a mean free path in rock of ~microns?

From the modern PoV, the photon conveys
rate of action, while the neutrino's convey
negative energy in a simpler structure shrug.

This is simply not true.

In the standard model of particle physics, the neutrino is an elementary
particle with spin 1/2 (etc.); there are 3 different flavors of
neutrinos, plus their antiparticles. All neutrinos and antineutrinos
propagate with positive energy.

Similarly, the photon is an elementary gauge Boson with spin 1 (etc.).

I have no idea what you mean by "rate of action", but it is not part of
modern physics.


Note: when I say "modern physics", I mean modern physics as taught in
universities, and as accepted by the mainstream of physics. Whenever I
discuss non-mainstream topics, I explicitly say so; whenever I am
uncertain about what I write, I explicitly say so also. I have noticed
that Ken Tucker often uses "modern" to mean his own personal perversion
of what he thinks he has read. So readers should beware.


My point abofe is: if photons are some sort of a "combination of
neutrinos", how can a photon have such a VASTLY smaller mean free path
than its "constituents"?


Tom Roberts

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Tom Roberts wrote:
LEJ Brouwer wrote:
my own model that predicts from first principles that photons are
described by bounded oscillations of neutrinos and antineutrinos

If that is so, how do you explain the fact that neutrinos and
antineutrinos have a mean free path in rock of ~a light year, while
visible-light photons have a mean free path in rock of ~microns?


That is so stupid. It's like expecting up and down quarks to have the
same properties as neutrons. There is no reason whatsoever for a bound
state to have the same physical properties as its constituents. You
must be very surprised that silicon is not transparent like glass. You
should go and read the basics.

That's just the most glaringly obvious problem with such a model, there
are many others....

Oh yes?


Tom Roberts