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- Energy Quantization: The electron orbital reflects the property of space which only
conducts and holds energy in quanta equal to integer multiples of Planck’s constant.
This property of space allows the electron orbital to move in a circular path without
radiating energy.
In macroscopic experiments such as circular particle accelerators, the radius of
curvature is many orders of magnitude larger than the Planck energy dimensions. The
Uncertainty Principle predicts that particles and their associated kinetic and mass
energy can materialize at any place in a space from moment to moment that meets the
restriction of ∆x∆p = ħ/2. The probability of the particle being found at any one
point is quantified by the Schroedinger Wave Equation (SWE).
The real question of quantum mechanics is whether these perturbations of position
are causeless? Do particles move from point to point around an average locus of
travel without the action of any force on the particle? If this is the case, then
the particles move due to a probabilistic distribution of particles which will only
localize a particle within the constraints of ∆x∆p = ħ/2. If this is in fact the
case, then this only describes reality, it does not elaborate the mechanism by which
reality manifests.
The forces acting on the particles comprising a mass, which together may result in
the effect of its uncertainty in position, are as follows:
- The superimposition of the random waves passing through a space provides a randomizing
force that acts on every particle, causing it to move erratically.
- The cohort of polarized DPs surrounding every particle of mass has its own unique
shape, being altered by velocity, proximity to other particles, and background fields.
- Possibly an inherent rule of space causing particles to move in a random manner due
to an inner program that governs their position. Such a randomizing program would
be dependent upon their relationship with other particles to create such effects
as decay, and momentum dependent uncertainty.
- The central DP around which a charged particle congeals, can all be cancelled/neutralized/pair-bonded
in a moment (by other DPs in the Sea by making a new association with a different
set of surrounding particles). The effect is to cause the particle to re-form in
another location. The positive and negative DPs polarized by the Central DP may
play a role in altering how the Central DP may move.
- The question is whether these forces are adequate to produce or explain the mechanism
of the effects of Uncertainty as seen in the ∆x∆p = ħ/2 equation? Certainly this
principle is always in evidence between particles in relationship. Particle decay,
electrons in orbit, tunneling, and position-momentum measurement, all contain elements
of particles in relationship with other particles.