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NUCLEAR FORCES

 

   

This page will explain how atoms work.

It is a bit more complicated than Leonardo's helicopter, but it is still simpler than one could expect.

 

This is a quark.

It is made of two electrons which become undetectable because of the powerful gluonic field.

Three quarks placed crosswise can transform into a neutron.

Note the pi / 2 phase offset in the center, where a positron can hide and transform the neutron into a proton.

   

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  1. Matter is made of Waves

  2. The electron

  3. Ivanov's Waves

  4. Spherical Standing Waves

  5. The Doppler Effect

  6. The Aether

  7. The Michelson Interferometer

  8. The Lorentz Transformations

  9. The Time Scanner

  10. Lorentzian Relativity Page 1

  11. Lorentzian Relativity Page 2

  12. The Relativistic Big Bang

  13. The Electron Phase Shift

  14. The Wave Mechanics

  15. Electrostatic Fields

  16. Nuclear Forces

  17. Active and Reactive Mass

  1. Kinetic Energy

  2. Fields of Force

  3. The Fields of Force Dynamics

  4. Magnetic Fields

  5. Gravity

  6. Light

  7. Quarks

  8. Protons

  9. Atoms

  10. Chemistry

  11. The Wave Theory

  12. The Wave Theory Postulates

  13. The Theory of Evolution

  14. Errors to Correct

  15. Proofs and Experiences

  16. The Huygens Principle

  17. Conclusion

 

Gabriel LaFreniere

Bois-des-Filion in Québec.

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