1932, a watershed year in nuclear physics

Reader, Joseph; Clark, Charles W.

doi:10.1063/pt.3.1917

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“…For this reason, electron does not carry 'charge'. Rather, electron mass (me) and electrostatic field (ef) constitute a charge (e): e = m e + e f (5).…”

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Matter as Pure 'Atoms' of Electricity

Kirimi¹

2023

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Dirac’s equation depicts electron mass as either positive or negative. Taken as correct description of nature, the equation identifies electron mass as ‘electrically active’ – therefore fundamentally different from the ordinary, ‘electrically passive’ mass. Following this cue, I demonstrate that electron mass (me) is nature’s elementary mass: positive (me+) and negative (me–) elementary masses neutralise to elementary unit of the electrically passive mass (2me0). Further, I show that electron mass (me± ) and the electrostatic field (ef±) around it compose an elementary charge (e±), thereby relating charge to mass. The underlying principles are: 1) electric charge and gravitational mass have a common root: positive (e+) and negative (e–) charges coexist as neutral charge (2e0) or nature’s quantum of gravitational mass; 2) charge is a static (nonrelativistic) ‘atom of electricity’; electron is the same ‘atom’ at ultrahigh (relativistic) speed. The decisive proof that this paradigm shift correctly describes nature is that it unifies, verifiably, Newton’s laws of gravity and Coulomb’s law of electrostatics to: 8G/mpme = K/e2; where G and K are respective constants, mp proton mass, me electron mass, and e elementary charge. Ultimately, I prove that matter consists of pure ‘atoms’ of positive and negative electricity.

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“…For this reason, electron does not carry 'charge'. Rather, electron mass (me) and electrostatic field (ef) constitute a charge (e): e = m e + e f (5).…”

Section: Electrostatic Fieldmentioning

confidence: 99%

Matter as Pure 'Atoms' of Electricity

Kirimi¹

2023

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“…Hence, electron does not carry 'charge'. Rather, electron mass (me) and electrostatic field (ef) constitute a charge (e): e = m e + e f (5).…”

Section: Positive-negative Mass and Field Symmetrymentioning

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Matter as Pure 'Atoms' of Electricity

Kirimi¹

2023

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Dirac’s equation depicts electron mass as either positive or negative. Taken as correct description of nature, the equation identifies electron mass as ‘electrically active’ and therefore fundamentally different from the ordinary, ‘electrically passive’ mass. Following this cue, I demonstrate that electron mass (me) is the natural elementary mass: positive (me+) and negative (me–) elementary masses neutralise to an elementary unit of the electrically passive mass (2me0). Further, I show that electron mass (me± ) and the electrostatic field (ef±) surrounding it compose an elementary charge (e±), thereby relating charge to mass. Two plain principles underlie these findings. 1) Electric charge and gravitational mass have a common root: positive (e+) and negative (e–) charges coexist as neutral charge (2e0), which is the quantum of gravitational mass. 2) Charge is a static (nonrelativistic) ‘atom of electricity’ and obeys the laws of electrostatics; electron is the same ‘atom of electricity’ at ultrahigh (relativistic) speed and obeys the laws of electrodynamics. That is, charges are electricity at rest; electrons are electricity in motion – ‘same physical entities two behavioural identities.’ A decisive proof that this paradigm shift correctly portrays is that it verifiably unifies Newton’s law of gravity and Coulomb’s law of electrostatics to: 8G/mpme = K/e2; where G and K are the respective constants, mp the proton mass, me the electron mass, and e the elementary charge. Ultimately, the insights simplify matter to pure ‘atoms’ of positive and negative electricity.

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1932, a watershed year in nuclear physics

Abstract: The consequences, for good and ill, of that annus mirabilis of discovery and invention are still very much with us.

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