Bulletin of the American Physical Society
2014 Annual Fall Meeting of the APS Prairie Section
Volume 59, Number 19
Friday–Saturday, November 21–22, 2014; Monmouth, Illinois
Session B1: Particle and Nuclear Physics |
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Room: CSB-100 - Pattee Auditorium |
Saturday, November 22, 2014 10:00AM - 10:36AM |
B1.00001: A Brief History Of Neutrino Physics Invited Speaker: Christopher White |
Saturday, November 22, 2014 10:36AM - 11:12AM |
B1.00002: The Discovery of the Higgs Boson and the Future of Particle Physics Invited Speaker: Pushpalatha Bhat |
Saturday, November 22, 2014 11:12AM - 11:24AM |
B1.00003: Dark Matter May Indicate Several Standard Models Exist Richard Kriske Recently Matter was ejected from Neutron Stars at Relativistic Velocities (.3 the Velocity of Light). This Author proposed that this matter could be Super Heavy Hydrogen (Hydrogen with more that 2 Neutrons). The Neutron Star is evidence that extremely large Nuclei can exist in that it has Billions upon Billions of Neutrons in it. This author proposes that those Neutrons are in a Crystal formation, a Quasi-Crystal of Neutrons and Mesons and when the Matter is ejected it gets its energy from the breaking of that crystal, the subsequent decay of some of the Neutrons to Hydrogen, with the expulsion of a Neutrino and a Nuclear Electron. The ejected matter maintains its Quasi-Crystal structure and creates Gamma Ray and lightning. The surviving Hydrogen combines with Oxygen and winds up in the Deepest areas of the Oceans. Most of the ``Dark Matter'' does not come to Earth as Cosmic Rays, but rather comes to rest in Outer Space. Neutron Stars and Black Holes may create a large amount of ``Dark Matter'' whose structure is greatly different from Normal Matter in that it is Super Massive, there may be many series of ``Magic Numbers'' amongst the Stable Nuclei and it be that there are many ``Standard Models'' that have a Crystal Structure (Obeys Group Theory) due to the nature of the Graviton. [Preview Abstract] |
Saturday, November 22, 2014 11:24AM - 11:36AM |
B1.00004: Rotational and Vibrational as Well as Linear Kinetic Energies Should Be Included In Pair Production and Annihilation Energy Calculations Stewart Brekke Including rotational and vibrational as well as Linear kinetic energies in pair production and annihilation calculations may produce a better reconcilation between theoretical and experimental values. The creating photon may produce particle vibration and/or rotation as well as possibly linear motion besides mass: $hf= [(m_0c^2)_+ + (m_0c^2)_- + (1/2I\omega^2)_+ + (1/2I\omega^2)_- + (1/2kx^2)_+ + (1/2kx^2)_-]$. In pair annihilation at least two photons may be produced: $hf_1+...+hf_n = (m_0c^2)_+ + (m_0c^2)_- + (1/2I\omega^2)_+ + (1/2I\omega^2)_- + (1/2kx^2)_+ + (1/2kx^2)_-$. [Preview Abstract] |
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