Part two: Dissing Wave/Particle Duality? via the photoelectric effect? (part 2)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBnnXbOM5S4 The more general uncertainty principle, beyond quantum Grant Sanderson, math/science Stanford:
"Unlike the doppler radar case where the ambiguity arose because waves were being used to measure an object with a definite distance and speed; what we're seeing here is the particle IS the wave - so the spread out over space and over momentum is not some artifact of imperfect measurement techniques; It's a spread fundamental to what the particle is: analogous to how a musical note being spread out over time is fundamental to what it even means to be a musical note."This Grant Sanderson Video is the best explanation of wave/particle duality that I've found -
So Dr. Stephen E. Robbins is relying on the self-published work of Jacob Kessler. I'm trying to find info about him - only a "skeptic" site by a state university physics professor dismissing Kessler as a crank. The site says being a crank does not mean they don't have valuable insights only that the overall judgment of the work is that it is not tenable.
https://lockhaven.edu/~dsimanek/cutting/grav.htm
OK here is that physics professor CITING Jacob Kessler (not to be confused with quantum physicist Joachim Kessler) - we assume it is to dismiss his views.
Physicists abandoned the ether when relativity theory was adopted. They had enough to do just trying to understand and test the predictions of relativity. But the nagging question "How can bodies exert forces through intervening nothingness" persisted. Independent thinkers tinkered with the ether idea, but were ignored or ridiculed by the larger scientific community. [5, 6, 7]So Kessler is 6 and 7.
6. Kessler, Jacob. Relativity and Space Ether. Jacob Kessler, 1968.
7. Kessler, Jacob. Basics in Physical Reality. Jacob Kessler, 1972.
Wow that is a fascinating article about what space is - as defined by relativity! Truly stunning.
So the problem is that Schroedinger's wave function equation was based on ignoring the fact that de Broglie was critiquing Einstein's relativity. And so the disconnect between the number of waves as amplitude squared as a probability from the frequency of the waves is then restored through a noncommutative phase, as Heisenberg realized. So de Broglie's Law of Phase Harmony is actually noncommutative.
- wave quantum mechanics
- theory that explains the physics of atoms and subatomic particles
To go back to that article I linked - Ken Amis and Donald E. Simanek. It's a huge cosmic carousel.
Every year theoretical physicists discover new conjectures supporting the idea that space itself can act upon matter, even at the quantum level. For example, Feigel [10] has concluded that virtual photons which arise spontaneously from a vaccum, then vanish before they can be directly observed, can, in a magnetic field, move with momentum biased in one direction. Therefore, in large enough quantity, they could move small objects in a particular direction. Feigel claims that this would not violate any fundamental laws of physics.Physics Professor Donald E. Simanek. Ken Amis is a pseudonym
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