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Wave-Like Interaction, Occurring at Superluminal Speeds, or the Same, De Broglie Relationship, as Imposed by the Law of Energy Conservation: Electrically Bound Particles (Part 1)
(Academic Journals, 2010) Yarman, T.; Enerji Sistemleri Mühendisliği / Energy Systems Engineering
Based on the law of conservation of energy, we have shown that, the steady state electronic motion around a given nucleus in a non-circular orbit depicts a rest mass variation, though the overall relativistic energy remains constant. This is, in no way, conflicting with the usual quantum mechanical approach. On the contrary, it provides us with the possibility of bridging the special theory of relativity and quantum mechanics, to finally achieve a natural symbiosis between these two disciplines, and furthermore, elucidating the "quantum mechanical weirdness", simply based on the mere law of relativistic conservation of energy. Our theory was developed originally, vis-à-vis gravitational bodies in motion with regard to each other; hence, it is comforting to have both the atomic scale and the celestial scale described on just the same conceptual basis. One way to conceive the rest mass variation of concern is to consider a "jet effect". Accordingly, a particle on a given orbit through its journey must eject a net mass from its back to accelerate, or must pile up a net mass from its front to decelerate, while its overall relativistic energy stays constant throughout. In other words, a minimal rest mass is transformed into extra kinetic energy through an acceleration process, and kinetic energy condenses into extra rest mass through a deceleration process. The tangential speed of the jet in question, strikingly points to the de Broglie wavelength. This, on the whole, makes the jet speed "superluminal", yet excluding any transport of energy. This conjecture coincides with the recent measurements (Kholmetskii et al., 2007; Salart et al., 2008), and provides a clue for the wave-particle duality, also insures their concurrent coexistence. An important consequence of the approach presented herein is that, either gravitationally interacting macroscopic bodies, or electrically interacting microscopic objects, sense each other, with a speed much greater than that of light, and this, in exactly the same way. In which case, though, the interaction coming into play, excludes any energy exchange; thus, we would like to call it, "wave-like interaction". The present approach ends up the existing schizophrenia, between different conceptions painting separately the micro world and the macro world, and unites these two worlds with an unequal, single and simple conception, based on just the law of relativistic energy conservation. © 2010 Academic Journals.
Wave-Like Interaction, Occurring at Superluminal Speeds, or the Same, De Broglie Relationship, as Imposed by the Law of Energy Conservation: Gravitationally Bound Particles (Part Ii)
(Academic Journals, 2011) Yarman, T.
Previously, merely based on the law of energy conservation, we have demonstrated that, the gravitational motion depicts a "rest mass variation", throughout. The same applies to a motion driven by electrical charges; this constituted the topic of the preceding article (Part I of this work). One way to conceive the rest mass variation phenomenon in question is to consider a "jet effect". Accordingly, an object moving with the velocity v0 on a given orbit, must eject mass to accelerate, or must pile up mass, to decelerate, through its journey. The speed U to be associated with the jet (which we will in short call "jet speed"), strikingly points to the de Broglie wavelength. This makes that, the jet speed U becomes a superluminal speed, u = c2 0√1-v0 2/c0 2/v0; c0 is the speed of light in empty space. As seen, U is made of the product of the speed v = c0√1-v2 0/C2 0, which is the luminal speed of the ejected rest mass, by the coefficient γ= c0/v0, the Lorentz coefficient coming into play based on the luminal speed V. The thing is that, the superluminal speed U eventually works as a whole and holds, even if there is no rest mass variation, such as the case of an object moving on a circular orbit; thus U appears to be an interactional velocity, yet based on no energy exchange. This result is important in many ways. Amongst other things, it means that, both gravitationally interacting macroscopic bodies, and electrically interacting microscopic objects, in fact any objects interacting with each other in any given way, such as for instance, an object plugged in a "centrifugal field" created by the rotation of another, sense each other, with a speed much greater than that of light, and in exactly the same way. We have to emphasize that, the interaction coming into play, excludes any energy exchange; for this reason, we would like to call it, "wave-like interaction". This implies that interactions without energy exchange can take place at speeds faster than light. Interestingly, the approach proposed here, constitutes not only the essence of quantum mechanics, but also, it induces immediately that both the "gravitational field" and the "electric field", in fact any field, such as a centrifugal field, are quantized in exactly the same manner. © 2011 Academic Journals.