Category: particles and their properties
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Motion Blur; does Quantum Mechanics pertain to everyday phenomena?
A highly technical article on why motion blur occurs. Its a quantum mechanical stationary state. Whats a stationary state? A stationary state is just a snapshot of a time. But according to Heisenberg’s uncertainty relation of time vs energy (a daunting conundrum, because of time) when time is sharply measured, energy cycles are incompletely observed.…
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Further OPERA of a comprehensible universe.
Following are the serious physics based remarks, analysis or studies I have made so far on OPERA collaboration’s experimental result or ones that can be read in this context. This measurement has surpassed in my opinion all bounds of doubt and uncertainty. What remains is an anomaly, in this article I will give some suggestions on…
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Why scientists think photon is mass-less ?
There are a bunch of values from various experiments that can be said to be a measured value of the mass of the photon .. A photon mass ranges from 10^{-7} eV – 10^{-27}. With such wide range of a mass we still have a firm founding on why photon can not be taken to…
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Fundamental things you should know about the neutrinos — and other things no-one told ya’.
This article written originally September 2011; describes the link between how physical principles such as that of particle properties explains the formation of life. —— (basically little facts and some insights, that I had had years ago) There is a very simple relation between how the Particle Mechanics defined from particle’s available energy and energy…
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