[Physics] Physics Digest, Vol 4, Issue 9

[Hans van Leunen]

Dear Carl,

It is not at all difficult to show that quantum physics can be unified with
gravitation. It requires a reinterpretation of the wave function of
elementary particles. It is known that the squared modulus of the wave
function can be interpreted as a density distribution of the locations where
the elementary particle could or will be detected. These locations form a
coherent swarm. Now accept the idea that this swarm represents the landing
locations in a hopping path in which the particles existed for a very small
instant. Next consider a field that is affected by the short impinging
event. As a result the field vibrates and the vibration is described by a
homogeneous second order partial wave equation. Such equations offer
solutions in the form of spherical shape keeping fronts. The integration of
such solution over a long enough period results in the Green's function of
the field.

The convolution of this Green's function with the location density
distribution of the swarm results in the contribution of the elementary
particle to the deformation of the field. In the presence of a set of
elementary particles the field will show the deformation that is due to the
set. With other words the field plays the role of the gravitation field.

The conclusion is that elementary particles do not require the Higgs field
to be able to deform the gravitation field.

 

A slightly more extensive version of this explanation can be found in A
simple model by Hans van Leunen  <https://doc.co/yvg1Bv>
https://doc.co/yvg1Bv

And the full model is available  <https://doc.co/WmxXCB>
https://doc.co/WmxXCB 

If you can disprove these explanations, then I am very interested in that
prove. Otherwise, it is interesting to deliberate about why nobody came to
this explanation much earlier because the explanation is rather simple.

Sincerely yours,

Hans

 

 

Van: Physics [mailto:physics-bounces at tuks.nl] Namens cj at mb-soft.com
Verzonden: dinsdag 17 januari 2017 22:59
Aan: physics at tuks.nl
Onderwerp: Re: [Physics] Physics Digest, Vol 4, Issue 9

 

Re:Gravity task force:

 

I think I want to volunteer to particcipate in this.  However, I wonder
whether I might be "compatible".  When I was in Physics in the University of
Chicago in the late 1960s, certainly the most popular subject of us Physics
students was regardsing just what "gravitation" was.  During my four years,
I am sure OIO sat on various floors listening to at least fifteen Nobel
Prize Laureates explain their personal perspectives, and it was fascinating
that  there was littlee agreement among them.  When we students would later
have our own (pizzas) many times I heard the comment of "how can we 'mere
students' figure this out when Nobels (including Richard Feynman) did not
seem able to really understand it.  Sadly, I cannot say I  am a lot smarter
now than then.  My contribution to your task force may be that I have HEARD
really smart people who have thought about just wnat gravitation is.

 

Indirectly, I may have another usefulness.  Since 1990 (twenty seven years)
I have known that the Kinetic Energy of the spinning Earth has trillions of
times  the energy that all seven billion of us use up every year as fossil
fuels, Nuclear, etc.  Around then, I realized that there are few waays to
try to extract that spinning energy, except for two forms which use
gyroscopes and one which uses pendulums.  Gravity itself cannot supply any
energy for us, but a gravitational field is necessary for both gyroscopes
and pendulums to work.  So our gravitational field has been intimately
important to my Research.  In early 2004, I built four prototypes which
acttuallyy worked as extracting spinning energy from the Earth.  Some
Physicists inn the Ukraine found my web-page on my Research 

( http://mb-soft.com/public2/earthrot.html  )

and they informed me that the Soviet union had been working on secret
research (based on the other application of gyroscopes, which required that
they use a geartrain of a million to one speed up, which never really worked
due to all the friction.)

 

In any case, I have lived witth gravity for many years.

 

Carl Johnson

 

 

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