aho Richard!


the electron is online at:
http://freespeech.org/rapture/electron

(try a quiet day on the internet ...)

or faster (on Photos link) at:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AfterGravity/

Proton Chapter on Photos link at:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AenertialAether/

and at:

http://freespeech.org/rapture/electron


below are the references from Proton and
Neutron. note the first reference, the
GREAT electrodynamicist Thomas G. Barnes,
the only one to posit a superluminal proton
structure, before the "Undiscovered Physics".

[Read the books by Barnes, and Piddington,
if you want to open your eyes forever!]

will post the electron refs soon, as soon
as I find where they are tucked away here ...

there is NO photon, as I mentioned before.
the ONLY stable particles are the electron
and proton.

I note that in your electron paper you site
my friend Milo Wolff -- another of the VERY
greats, and VERY few. And J.Paul Wesley who
did the ring model of the electron, along with
student David Bergman. The very best, and most
definitive, ring model of the electron was of
course by Winston Bostick. There were several
great alternative physicists who published VERY
good, fairly accurate, models of the electron.
Though, again of course, none that did a complete
job, nor show the origin and meaning of charge,
mass, energy, velocity, spin etc. in the dynamic
structure of experience, nature.

And no one had the perseverance to pursue the
(obvious) structure of the proton!

And no one to talk about the structure of
the nucleus -- before 'the Millennium'.




Millennium Twain

organic gardener, poet,
electrical engineer, plasma
physicist, student of divine
nature ...


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References for Chapter 2, Proton & Neutron


1) Thomas G.Barnes, "New Proton and Neutron Models," Creation Research
Society Quarterly, Volume 17, June 1980, pages 42-47

2) Michio Nishioka and Ruggero Maria Santilli, "Use of Hadronic
Mechanics for a Characterization of the Shape of the Proton," Physics
Essays, V5N2, 1992, pages 44-46

3) Milo Wolff, "Fundamental Laws, Microphysics, and Cosmology," Physics
Essays, V6N2, 1993, pages 181-203

4) Milo Wolff, "Exploring the Physics of the Unknown Universe,"
Technotran Press, 1600 Nelson, Manhattan Beach CA 90266, 1990

5) David L.Bergman, "Spinning Charged Ring Model of Elementary
Particles," Galilean Electrodynamics, V2N2, March/April 1991

6) Vernon Brown, "The Photonic Theory of Everything," Photon Theory
Update, June 1994; Photonics, Box 1351, Cabot AR 72723

7) Michael C.Birse, "Soliton Models for Nuclear Physics," page 15,
Progress in Particle and Nuclear Physics, V25, 1990

8) R.H.Davis, "Proton," Encyclopedia of Physics, 2nd ed, Van Nostrand,
1974

9) A.Enders and G.Nimtz, "On Superluminal Barrier Traversal," J.Phys.I
France 2, pages 1693-1698, Sept 1992; "Photonic-Tunneling Experiments,"
Physical Review B, V47N15, pages 9605-9609, 15 April 1993; "Zero-Time
Tunneling of Evanescent Mode Packets," J.Phys.I France 3, pages
1089-1092, May 1993; "Evanescent-Mode Propagation and Quantum
Tunneling," Physical Review E, V48N1, pages 632-634, July 1993; and
H.Spieker, "Photonic Tunneling Times," J.Phys.I France 4, p 565-570,
April 1994

10) Harold Aspden, "A Theory of Proton Creation," Physics Essays V1N2,
pages 72-76, 1988

11) Arthur Stanley Eddington, "Fundamental Theory," Cambridge
University Press, 1949

12) James Carter, "The Other Theory of Physics," Universal Expansion
Press, 29500 Green River Gorge Road, Franklin WA 98022, 1994

13) "Review of Particle Properties," Physical Review D (Particles and
Fields), V45N11, 1 June 1992

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Additional (Chronological) Bibliography Related to Nucleon Structure


J.Robert Oppenheimer, "On the Theory of Electrons and Protons,"
Physical Review, V35, pages 562-, 1930

I.I.Rabi, J.M.B.Kellogg, and J.R.Zacharias, "The Magnetic Moment of the
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J.Chadwick and M.Goldhaber, "The Nuclear Photoelectric Effect,"
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J.M.B.Kellogg, I.I.Rabi, and J.R.Zacharias, "The Gyromagnetic
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Sept 1936

I.Estermann, O.C.Simpson, and O.Stern, "The Magnetic Moment of the
Proton," Physical Review, V52, pages 535-545, 15 Sept 1937

H.Snell and L.C.Miller, "On the Radioactive Decay of the Neutron,"
Physical Review, V74, pages 1271-1272 (abstract), 1948

J.A.Hipple, H.Sommer, and H.A.Thomas, "A Precise Method for Determining
the Faraday by Magnetic Resonance," Physical Review, Vol 76, pages
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J.M.Robson, "Radioactive Decay of the Neutron," Physical Review, V78,
pages 311-312, 1950

D.Norman Craig and James I.Hoffman, "A New Method for Determining the
Value of the Faraday," Physical Review, V78, pages?, letter, 1950

H.A.Thomas, R.L.Driscoll, and J.A.Hipple, "Measurement of the Proton
Moment in Absolute Units," Physical Review, V78N6, pages 787-790, 15
June 1950

C.D.Jeffries, "A Direct Determination of the Magnetic Moment of the
Proton in Units of the Nuclear Magneton," Physical Review, V81N6, pages
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V83N2, pages 349-358, 15 July 1951

J.H.Gardner, "Measurement of the Magnetic Moment of the Proton in Bohr
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S.H.Koenig, A.G.Prodell, and P.Kusch, "The Anomalous Magnetic Moment of
the Electron," Physical Review, V88N2, pages 191-199, 15 Oct 1952

John M.Blatt and Victor F.Weisskopf, "Theoretical Nuclear Physics,"
John Wiley, 1952

Robert E.Marshak, "Meson Physics," Dover, 1952

O.H.Blackwood, T.H.Osgood, A.E.Ruark, "An Outline of Atomic Physics,"
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Robert Beringer and Mark A.Heald, "Electron Spin Moment in Atomic
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Robley D.Evans, "The Atomic Nucleus," McGraw-Hill, 1955

Peter Franken and Sidney Liebes, "Magnetic Moment of the Proton in Bohr
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F.J.Ernst, R.G.Sachs, and K.C.Wali, "Electromagnetic Form Factors of
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Sydney D.Drell and F.Zachariasen, "Electromagnetic Structure of
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H.D.Bush, "Atomic and Nuclear Physics: Theoretical Principles,"
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Robert Hofstadter, "Electron Scattering and Nuclear and Nucleon
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Harald A.Enge, "Introduction to Nuclear Physics," Addison-Wesley, 1966

I.E.McCarthy, "Introduction to Nuclear Theory," John Wiley, 1968

P.T.Matthews, "The Nuclear Apple: Recent Discoveries in Fundamental
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Alan D.Krisch, "The Spin of the Electron," Scientific American, May
1979

Herbert Jehle, "Topological Characterization of Leptons, Quarks and
Hadrons," Physics Letters, V104B N3, pages 207-211, 27 August 1981

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1990
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Daniel H.Deutsch, "Electromechanical Models of the Electron, Proton,
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Jan C.A.Boeyens, "The Geometry of Quantum Events," Speculations in
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Erasmo Recami and Vilson T.Zanchin, "A Geometric Approach to Elementary
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M.M.Islam, (Physics Dept, Connecticut University), "Nonperturbative
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M.Wakamatsu, "Chiral quark soliton model and flavor-asymmetric qq sea
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Authors?, "Electric and Magnetic Form Factors of the Proton," Physical
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Egon Marx, "The SWEEP Model of Elementary Particles. I. Leptons and
Pions," Speculations in Science and Technology, V16N1, pages 2-16, 1993


V.R.Zoller, "Proton Spin and Baryon Octet Axial Couplings," Zeitschrift
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"Baryon Summary Table," page 11-25, "Lepton & Quark Summary Table,"
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A.P.Balachandran, "Topology in Physics -- A Perspective," Foundations
of Physics, V24N4, pages 455-466, 1994









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