Bulletin of the American Physical Society
APS March Meeting 2020
Volume 65, Number 1
Monday–Friday, March 2–6, 2020; Denver, Colorado
Session U70: Frontiers in Interdisciplinary Theory and Phenomena
2:30 PM–4:54 PM,
Thursday, March 5, 2020
Room: 208
Sponsoring
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DCMP DCOMP
Abstract: U70.00003 : A New, Unified, Non-Relativistic Quantum Quaternal Physics
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Abstract
Presenter:
Claude Massot
(Theoretical Physics, Independant Scientist)
Author:
Claude Massot
(Theoretical Physics, Independant Scientist)
String and GUT theories are exciting, but far from being validated.
To confront these theoretical contradictions and to develop a mathematical model for de Broglie's wave-particle, I did propose the new Hypothesis of the Complex Nature of Matter. It was presented in 1994 at the french Academy of Sciences, by Andre Lichnerowicz.
I do extend it, now, by quaternion algebra, to link, without any relativistic postulate, mass and time dilation with Planck's and de Broglie's laws, and to take into account spin and helicity.
I start with a new interpretation of Michelson's experiment, assuming that its photons are carried by the gravitational field of the earth.
This discards the need for the hypothesis of space contraction and gravitation as a curvature of space. Instead, I consider gravitation as a very tiny residual attractive Coulomb's force between the electric fields of protons and electrons.
This allows a unification of atomic forces and gravitation and leads to a solar system quantified by an extended Bohr's model with a link between the orbital and daily spin of the Earth.
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