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1. Concept of matter
PAG.
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Matter and energy
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Quantum Mechanics theory
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Principles of Physics
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2. The structure of matter
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General properties of matter
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Gravity as a state of physical matter
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The gravitational force and interaction
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Gravity in the atomic distances
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The electromagnetic interaction
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Wave propagation
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Transversal waves
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Properties of light waves
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Electromagnetic field and force
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What is mass?
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The interaction of mass
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Fundamental particles and elastic energy 103
Unstable subatomic particles
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Atomic model
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Theory and definition of atom
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Atomic particles
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Nuclear force and interaccin
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Atom structure
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Motion and mass of electrons
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Elementary particle
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Atom bonds and molecules
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1. CONCEPT OF MATTER
1.a) Matter and energy
The development of the new gravity physics theory has
implied changes in numerous principles and laws of physics,
configuring an theory of unification and what in Physics is
called a theory of everything. We can divide the modified
physics principles of the new paradigm in two large groups:
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Moreover,
Global
Physics
appears to be a new science due
to its proposals not only to
imply a grand unification theory
(GUT) but a theory of everything
(TOE) when adding to the
previous
unification
the
gravitational
force.
The
reasoning and new physics
principles of Global Physics or
Globics refute both Theory of
Relativity and Quantum Mechanics
logic.
Gravity
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Historical origin
Quantum Mechanicstheory emerged in the 20s of the
twentieth century with the first theories on the atoms
structure and its elementary particles; more precisely it
begun with the explanation of the photoelectric effect by
Einstein, giving a step towards the physical approach on
the concept of the Planck constant.
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The best proposal of Quantum Mechanicstheory was to
establish
a
limit
of
physical
knowledge:
HeisenbergsPrinciple of the Indetermination; from which, it
could be possible to create logical and mathematical
structures of the reality.
As scientists went on observing nature or physical reality,
names were given and laws were created to explain its
behavior. Consequently, in Quantum Physics are a multitude
of names without any logical structure, when compared to
the names of organic chemistry, and numerous laws and
principles with their respective names. It seems there are
more names than in all the other sciences.
That is to say, things are happening because the principles
say so, principles or laws of a descriptive character and
lacking of physical logic.
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Chromodynamics (QCD).
In Wikipedia, to justify the goodness of the Standard Model
it is said that until today the existence of all its particles
have been proved except for the Higgs boson. I would
say what remains unclear is that the Standard Model was
developed to explain the observations carried out with
poor advances in the model in respect to the observations,
as in the case of the Higgs boson.
Due to the incompatibility between Quantum Mechanics
theory and the Einsteins Theory of Relativity,
variousunification theories have arisen.
The String Theory is the most famous with its even more
famous 10 additional spatial dimensions. The Superstring
Theory has more or less the same dimensions depending on
the concrete variant; including the theory that tries to join
all of them - the M Theory.
The Quantum Gravity and Loop Quantum Gravity (LQG)
competes with the previous String Theory, but has fewer
supporters.
Less known, but more enjoyable, are the current
Transactional Interpretation and the Many-Worlds Interpretation or
Multiple Worlds.
The Transactional Interpretation argues there are one wave in
photons that advances in time and another wave that
travels backwards in time. As a consequence or effect, the
cause-effect logic disappears and something new called
quantum logic appears, although I would call it by a
different name...
The Many-Worlds Interpretation's opinion regarding the
collapse of the probabilistic wave function is that, in
manifesting a particular reality, the objects of the
probabilities not in fact carried out will be the concrete
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Influence of mathematics
In fact, Quantum Physics, more than a physical theory, is a
mathematical theory describing the reality without trying to
understand it.
If in the elementary particles mathematical model the
necessary properties of an object with mass do not fit in, it
is said that the particle does not have mass. The fascinating
thing is that scientists do not say the object has anything
else from this world; but it is still called a particle!
If something emerges from nothing, they name it a virtual
particle. And everybody is happy, that is the case of W and
Z boson, whose existence was proven in 1983 in the
CERN's accelerator in Geneva; after its prediction by the
Standard Model as bosons to explain other subsequent
particles.
Quantum Logic
As logic shines for its absence, the new expression
quantum logic has been established by the scientific
community itself.
An example of the new quantum logic is what Wikipedia
says when explaining the W and Z Bosons "...that on
average there is an asymmetry of mass-energy so short that
its as though reality wouldn't even recognize it"
Other examples can be the appearance of theories with a
lot of dimensions, worlds and time-travels.
They even say the human brain is not advanced enough to
understand reality. It might be theirs! Well, I imagine its
because of this quantum logic or because some brain types
somewhat special. For example, those using only 1 percent
of their capacities!
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scope.
A scientific theory is good if it is useful, but it is even
better if once understood, it has common sense.
Principles of Physics
philosophy of science
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from
Euclidean space
Absolute time
Mechanical nature
Principles of
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Utility
Simplicity
Logic or common sense
Principles of
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provable.
Very generic and highly imprecise proposals.
High probability to contain some significant mistakes.
I hope to contribute some relevant ideas implying a
paradigm change of current Physics.
A totally renormalizable model, so it can develop and
evolve.
Incomplete, because not everything can be done at once.
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Structure of matter
with super symmetry
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Three-dimensional structure
When one is wondering what gravity is, the first thing we
think of is that it has to be a spatial structure, which can
support the forces of gravity. Then, if we remove the radial
symmetry of gravity, the three dimensional structure with
super symmetry will be a general property of matter.
The images presented in this book refer to the three spatial
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Reticule of globine
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Unbreakable filaments
This characteristic or property of matter justifies the
principle of conservation of matter. Understanding matter
in the Global Mechanics sense.
Elasticity
This property of matter is very intuitive, but we have to
take in to account that it is combined with a huge rigidity.
The elasticity explains the principle of energy conservation
to configure itself as energy of reversible deformation. The
perfect elasticity is an essential requirement for the
principle of energy conservation.
The concept of elastic energy is more complex than it
appears at first. An elastic object needs internal elements
with elastic properties and so on. On another hand, the
elastic energy needs elements with constant motion or
vibration, so a totally static element would not have any
internal energy.
In short, the property of elasticity configures the globine as
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Longitudinal elasticity
The quantitative characteristic has its relevance; the
elasticity of the filaments could make them a length ten,
hundred or a thousand times longer than in absence of
traction forces. For now we have the liberty to fix it;
nevertheless the size of the stable elementary particles with
mass, protons and neutrons, can help us quantitatively
delimit this general property of matter.
We should not confuse globines expansion or contraction
with variations of space itself, as some physics theories do.
Transverse elasticity
The elasticity of a transverse nature is a general property of
matter which is different from the longitudinal and will be
the physical base of the electromagnetic interaction.
This general property of matter will be related, together
with the property of longitudinal elasticity and longitudinal
curvature, with the weakand strong nuclear interaction and
with the formation of mass.
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is still coherent.
Regardless that during this book I will explain additional
properties and mechanisms of gravity or first state of physical
matter to understand complex phenomenon such as
electromagnetism, the weak and strong nuclear force or the
black holes. I will begin to relate the specific characteristics
and properties useful to explain the force of gravity from the
Global Mechanics point of view.
Once we have determined these properties we will see the
classical gravitational interaction and the behavior of the force of
gravity in short distances, close to the elementary particles
with mass.
Bearing in mind the unification of gravitational and
electromagnetic interactions because both are supported by
the first state of physical matter; the electromagnetic interaction is
included inside the chapter of gravity in the online book.
We try to functionally characterize the reticular structure of
globine or first physical state of matter as support to the force
gravity, sustaining the Theory of Global Equivalence when it says
that Globus will be present, in one way or another, in all of the
known physical processes.
Taking in to account the previously quoted general properties of
matter and the specific properties of the gravitational field, the
characteristics of globine or state of physical matter supporting gravity are
the following:
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Material composition
The composition of matter in the case of gravity is simply
Globus; it means that the globine does not have a different
state of physical matter.
It is odd that some people still prefer to accept magical
forces emerging from nothing, than accepting matter that
can't be detected by current technology; despite of all the
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Invisible
We can assign the denomination of transparent matter to
the new physical state of matter or gravity.
It is not only that we can not see the reticular structure of
matter, nor the phase that configures gravity or globine but
until now it is not even admitted. Another way to see it is
that from the inside of a box you can not see its external
perspective; if not with a little bit of imagination and, at
least using a 20 percent of the capacity of the average
human brain.
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Restrainedforce of gravity
It is vector modulation of the gravitational force because
of the twists of globines reticular structure.
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string.
c = 1/ 0 0 ; c = ( 0 0)-1/2
It seems as though Maxwell thought of ether as the
mechanical medium of light waves, or photons, or similar
properties of light waves - another piece of irony in the
history of science since nowadays, Maxwells prediction is
regularly used as an indisputable argument in favor of
Einsteins Theory of Relativity. It is as if the history of
knowledge was also written by the winners of scientific
battles.
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force, respectively.
According to Wikipedia, the unification of gravitational force
with electromagnetic force does not consist of a grand unified
theory (GUT) because it does not unify the fundamental
electroweak forces (weak nuclear force and electromagnetic
force) with the strong nuclear interaction. Nor would it be a
theory of everything (TOE) because it does not include the
gravitational force together with the three previous ones.
Therefore we can say that it is a Second Unification Theory, or
Mini Unification, due to the addition of gravitation to the
electroweak model and the lack of a strong nuclear force.
Nevertheless, it is not exactly like that, because it is not about
adding or unifying a force but about reconfiguring the three
involved forces. On the other hand, the third unification is
done in the part concerning the new atom model of Global
Mechanics, so we can say that it is about a Theory of Everything.
Furthermore, from another perspective, Global Mechanics
reestablishes concepts of time and space by integrating the
gravitational interaction reverting back to a classical
Euclidian geometry which inevitably results in more accurate
definitions of speed and the concept of movement; as it can
be verified in the Global Dynamics online book. In short,
besides unification, it appears that Global Equivalency Theory
tries to substitute the Theory of Relativity and most of Quantum
Physics with the figure of Global Physics or Globics.
If the gravitational interaction is based on the elasticity and
rigidity in the longitudinal curvature of gravitys reticular
structure, the electromagnetic interaction is based on the
transverse elasticity or torsion of the same structure. In other
words, the two interactions coexist in the same reticular
structure of matter, or globine, that make up gravity; it is the
gravitational-magnetic field.
The gravitational field is a result of the elasticity in the
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of the magnetic field
As it will later be
explained,
the
mentioned mechanism is the reason for the existence of
electrons as wavons which can be easily proven:
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Torsion Spirals
In the heyelogic figures, we can observe how loops are
formed by increasing the torsion on the filaments of
matter's reticular structure in general, which supports
gravity. That is, the loops in the interaction of mass of the
fundamental particles are formed as a result of the torque
stress of globine.
It was stated earlier that the complete loop created by
torque stress involves a change in the nature of the stress
from transversal to longitudinal tension. To be more
explicit, the electromagnetic elastic energy becomes
gravitational potential energy and reversible deformation
energy a purely mechanical effect.
This will be the first step of the theory of mass in Physics
in the creation of the state of physical matter, which is
different from that of gravity. We have to imagine globine,
or the reticular structure of matter, in a three dimensional
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Spatial contraction
The creation of the loops in the fundamental particles in
the theory of mass will shrink the three-dimensional net or
grid of matter, or globine, and therefore, it will involve a
reticular shrinking phenomenon. As a result, based on the
definition of mass we can gather that a property of globine
is volume reduction, or spatial contraction, at a very high
percentage, and the compaction of matter of the filaments.
The spatial contraction of objects is a natural phenomenon
and common in physics and should not be confused with
the contraction of space. To put it simply, something that
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The wavons
In order to make a distinction between the expression of
dual nature of matter and the new type of subatomic particles, it
has been suggested the formation of a second type of
duality, mixed, or intermediate as far as the duration time
with one nature or another.
A generic term for such strong waves could be wavons.
That is, they would be subatomic particles that acquire mass
between skips which is what I referred to previously, there
are material loops and they leap at the speed of light as
photons until they reach a new equilibrium in the gravitomagnetic tension. The term makes reference to the fact
that electromagnetic waves would be abundant, strong, and
powerful, derived from the existence of loops or curls that
define physical mass.
The mass of wavons is called wavine in order to
differentiate it from mass in the strictest sense (squeezed
matter). Occasionally, the term mass is used for both types
of states physical matter in a broad sense due to the fact
that both are made up of curls or loops of globine or
reticular structure of gravity.
It will be necessary to make a distinction when analyzing
the physics of movement in the online book of Global
Dynamics. As we will see, elementary particles with mass
and stable elastic energy slide through globine like the
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Electrons
Electrons belong to a type of subatomic particles of
wavons. This characteristic of electrons explains the tunnel
effect experiment that should actually be called the jump of the
wavons experiment.
Likewise, due to being wavons, the electrons travel by
leaps and their movement is described as electron clouds,
although it also they can slide like particles with mass.
The mixed movement of unstable subatomic particles would
very easily explain the Young experiment or double slit
experiment done with electrons.
The orbital movement of electrons has another nature that
will be examined in the section called Atomic structure of this
online book..
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justify them, just that they work and better explain reality;
which, although is not bad, does not help very much with
understanding reality if the reasons are based on misleading
physics principles.
They could have tried a plausible explanation for a change.
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time.
In the following points, we will comment on why protons
and neutrons in the nucleus of the atom are stable, what
electrons are and the causes for the electron motion
according to the spatial structure in the atom concept in
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Mechanics.
Let's take a look at the following characteristics of stable
particles of the nucleus of the atom, protons and neutrons:
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attempt at it.
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disappears.
It can also mean the difference of magnetic potential
between a positive charge and a neutral mass or a null
electromagnetic potential. In any case, the mechanism of
elastic relaxation is the same.
What has happened
Electron configuration
is the energy from
Atomic structure
transversal
tension
transformed
into
energy of reversible
deformation, or elastic
deformation
tension, that is, an
accumulation
of
electromagnetic
energy in the form
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Electron mass
In the interior of the loops that make up the mass of the
electron, or wavine, the density of matter increases and
this is a characteristic of the general property of the phase
of matter that makes up mass.
It also seems that in this case, the language of mathematics
includes this aspect in the same basic equation. It would
make sense that if this equation is the basis for the theory of
everything then it would include the constants, or
relationships, between the essential magnitudes of the
model:
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[ g = m c3/ G ]
Keep in mind that, while discussing photons, besides the
fact that we have observed how the speed of a transversal
wave in a non-dispersive medium does not depend on the
intensity or energy of the wave, it does depend on the
square root of the longitudinal tension and its density.
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particles.
This simple comparative analysis does not attempt to highlight
the differences that have been described throughout this
online book. For example, the concept of wavons, or
fundamental particles that have a mixed or sequential nature in
time such as waves and mass.
On one hand, it tries to provide an intuitive image of the set
of elementary particles without having to use half the memory
of the human brain and, on the other hand, detect any
compatibility issues and contrast important aspects of Global
Mechanics since, lest we forget, Quantum Mechanics is an
experimental science and its observations are empirical, even if
they are not explained to our satisfaction or they do not know
exactly what they are observing.
In short, the deeper we get into the characteristics of elementary
particles, the more speculative the ideas become due to the
limitations of the physics experiments and of the scientific
theories.
The following are aspects of the comparison between the
classification of the elementary particles of the Standard Model and
the Global Model that should be highlighted:
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Ionic bond
The ionic bond comes about when the spatial
configuration of the surrounding of an atom is altered by
the globine twisting into a shape that does not end up
becoming a complete loop yet keeps an electron from
being created and, at the same time, forces the creation of
an electron dependent on another atom.
Although the resulting ionic bond is the same, at first it
does not seem very accurate to say that an atom gives an
electron to another since the electron is formed in the
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Covalent Bond
The covalent bond is when two or more atoms share
electrons in what is called a molecular orbital.
The rules put forth by Global Mechanics regarding gravitomagnetic equilibrium of the electron orbits in an atom
should be applied to the set of forces brought about by the
presence of more and, in this case, different atoms,
resulting in orbits throughout the molecules.
At first, the covalent bond of molecules is quite a bit
stronger than the ionic bond since the energy barrier of
electron stability will help to keep the atoms together.
We must mention the page about Gravity in short distances in
the section on Gravitational interaction. Electrons in a
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Metallic bond
Electrons move as they do in covalent bonds in networks
of tightly bonded atoms that are surrounded by electron
clouds. This structure and the large mobility of the
electrons are responsible for the characteristic properties of
metals.
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