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HK: Fachverband Physik der Hadronen und Kerne

HK 73: Fundamental Symmetries II

HK 73.5: Vortrag

Donnerstag, 31. März 2022, 17:30–17:45, HK-H9

Electromagnetic interactions as the source of all known forces. — •Osvaldo Domann — Stephanstr. 42, 85077 Manching

Older physical theoretical models represent the space as filled with a substance (ether) where subatomic particles (SPs) are submerged. Newer models represent the space as empty and forces between SPs are explained with the exchange of fictitious carrier particles. In both type of models, the space is composed of SPs and of a fictitious substance or of fictitious carriers. An approach is presented where the space is filled with Fundamental Particles (FPs) with longitudinal and transversal angular momenta, FPs that move with light or infinite speed. The different types of SPs are formed by different configurations of FPs; fermions are focal-points of rays of FPs with aligned angular momenta, photons are rays of FPs with alternating opposed angular momenta, and neutrinos are pairs of FPs with opposed angular momenta. FPs are the constituents of all subatomic particles. Forces between subatomic particles are the product of the interactions (scalar and vector product) of the angular momenta of their FPs. Neither fictitious substances nor fictitious carriers are required. All forces are due to electromagnetic interactions and are described by QED. An important finding of the approach is that the interaction between two charged SPs tends to zero for the distance between them tending to zero. Atomic nuclei can thus be represented as swarms of electrons and positrons that neither attract nor repel each other. As atomic nuclei are composed of nucleons which are composed of quarks, the quarks can also be seen as swarms of electrons and positrons. More at: www.odomann.com