Hi Yanniru,

I would like to know why you disagree with my explanation of quantum spin.

Magnetism? Maxwell's equations involve 'div' (divergence) and 'curl' don't they? (I have only a brief aquaintance with them). My guess is...........................(until I check the texts and maybe can show you precisely why Stafford is correct and how a lot of this whole business works? (famous last words? Maybe I'm wrong?))...........:

The two diverging at-right-angles-traffic-lines are where the 'div' comes from; the third curled line that results from tracking a car-match in both jams simultaneously is where the 'curl' comes from.

As Dr. Stafford says, (it seems that in a way) physics is a way of cateloguing information. He sems to have an interesting perspective on 'time' too.

Speculation: What if I could show how the precise base-10 (laboratory-confirmed) masses of subatomic particles can be obtained directly from the base-10 expression of pi? Would that be good evidence for the 'perspectives' idea?

Acording to my analysis; magnetic and electric waves are transforms of each other; different perspectives. It is a question of which traffic jam you make the first one and which you make the sum (curled one) I suspect. Very relativistic this. From the perspective of a 4th traffic jam; the first 3 are going to appear as a superposed system of perspectives, as an electromagnetic wave (but there must be one more perspective like that in this scheme; there are 3 sum possible orders so e-m waves must contain one more wave..the one which the receiving object sees the e-m waves with perhaps?

The invisible 'third wave' may account for 'dark matter'; who knows?

-dolphin

• Electrons are not EM waves - yanniru - July 15, 2002 - 13:24 UTC
  • Electron spin different concept? - dolphin - July 16, 2002 - 10:25 UTC
    • Sorry - yanniru - July 16, 2002 - 13:48 UTC
      • shouldn't be a problem - dolphin - July 23, 2002 - 04:12 UTC
• STATIC COUNTERPART OF EM WAVES - bibhasde - September 18, 2002 - 15:19 UTC