Gravitational field from photons

Grado-Caffaro, M.

doi:10.1016/j.ijleo.2011.06.043

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“…After the collision, straightforwardly similar results are obtained. Another interesting formalism reads [13][14][15][16]:…”

Section: Theoretical Formulationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Determining key energy relations, quantum states and associated matrix formalisms relative to the collision between two diatomic molecules under a strong magnetic field

Grado-Caffaro¹

2019

J. Phys. Stud.

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We carry out a dynamical analysis of the collision process between two diatomic molecules in the presence of a strong magnetic field. In order to exemplify, these molecules can be, say, typically, lasing molecules as, for instance, relative to carbon-monoxide gasdynamic lasers. The molecules in question behave as quantum anharmonic oscillators after the Morse potential. In our analysis, we simulate the kinetic energy lost after the collision by assuming, equivalently, two additional molecules (fictitious and identical to the molecules which collide) with the above kinetic energy. Furthermore, the corresponding density of states is determined and associated matrix formalisms are established to calculate the total number of states.

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“…After the collision, straightforwardly similar results are obtained. Another interesting formalism reads [13][14][15][16]:…”

Section: Theoretical Formulationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Determining key energy relations, quantum states and associated matrix formalisms relative to the collision between two diatomic molecules under a strong magnetic field

Grado-Caffaro¹

2019

J. Phys. Stud.

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“…Although this formula is derived with non-zero mass particles, we assume it also applies to photons. 6 The energy losing rate of the photon is:…”

Section: Photons As Sources Of Gwcrmentioning

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On gravitational wave-Cherenkov radiation from photons when passing through diffused dark matters

2017

Mod. Phys. Lett. A

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Analogy to Cherenkov radiation, when a particle moves faster than the propagation velocity of gravitational wave in matter (v > cg), we expect gravitational wave-Cherenkov radiation (GWCR). In the situation that a photon travels across diffuse dark matters, the GWCR condition is always satisfied, photon will thence loss its energy all the path. This effect is long been ignored in the practice of astrophysics and cosmology, without justification with serious calculation. We study this effect for the first time, and shows that this energy loss time of the photon is far longer than the Hubble time, therefore justify the practice of ignoring this effect in astrophysics context.

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“…b) From [14][15][16] we get a concept that photon charge (positive and negative) exists but it has an upper limit ( c) From [4,5] we get, source of relativistic mass of photon is due to gravitational interactions within it, photon can decay into one or more graviton. Also, Einstein's prediction as well as consideration is that all fields are rooted in gravity.…”

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“…Several works [2][3][4][5][6][7][8] imply that photon contains electromagnetic field accompanying the gravitational field; it can interact with gravitational field; source of relativistic mass of photon is gravitational interaction; also, photon may decay into one or more graviton. Again photon is a system which carries electromagnetic field, origin of which should be gravitational interaction.…”

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“…In this respect, many year ago, Tolmar [24] observed that light may be more effective than matter in generating a gravitational field. Again, photon carries electromagnetic field accompanying the gravitational field [2][3][4][5][6][7][8]. On the basis of the present concept of photon, present work tries to relate electromagnetic field and gravitation field of photon in its system using a transformation matrix.…”

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A Classical Approach of Unified Field

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Misra

2013

ILCPA

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Photons contribute electromagnetic field that accompanies the gravitational field. These two fields may be, mutually, transformed through a kind of transformation matrix dependent upon the boundary conditions of the system. In this work trial would be made to find the nature of this transformation matrix considering a super system of photon in which both fields are unified. The unification of electromagnetic and gravitational fields leads to the concept of fundamental charge.

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Gravitational field from photons

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Determining key energy relations, quantum states and associated matrix formalisms relative to the collision between two diatomic molecules under a strong magnetic field

Determining key energy relations, quantum states and associated matrix formalisms relative to the collision between two diatomic molecules under a strong magnetic field

On gravitational wave-Cherenkov radiation from photons when passing through diffused dark matters

A Classical Approach of Unified Field

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