Name: Photon, Mass and Gravity (en Inglés)
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Author: Oliver R Jovanovic
ISBN: 9781080710904

portada Photon, Mass and Gravity (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Independently Published

Autor

Oliver R Jovanovic

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9781080710904

Photon, Mass and Gravity (en Inglés)

Oliver R Jovanovic (Autor) · Independently Published · Tapa Blanda

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Fresh perspective on relation between photon, mass and gravity.If you elevate the object, you increase its mass.Gravitational mass defect is the reality, calculations are obvious and simple. Energy is conserved for the objects in a free fall; energy is conserved for the photon in a free fall.Table of contentEnergy and the rest mass1.Work against the nuclear forces 2.Work against the elastic force3.Work against the magnetic forces4.Work against the gravitational force (my personal contribution)Energy conservation in a free fallIn short, my personal most important claims [5]Future physics? 6 b. The rest mass and the invariant mass [11]. 6 C. Free fall in gravitational field and kinetic energy6 d. A loss of the electric charge in extremely strong gravitational fields6 e. A photon sphere radius7. A photonic structure of elementary particles10.The quark-ed structure of electrons11. Down and anti-down quark structure.Time (gravitational dilatation) Length (gravitational contraction)Equation for the nuclear force as an electromagnetic interaction Conclusions, guidelines for real anatomy of d quark, anti-d quark, nuclear and color force.The stability of the d and anti-d quark Magnetic dipole moment and angular momentum of a d quark RelativityIn the next book