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QM explained




What are elementary particles?
What is spin?





QFT
at the NGM
QFT
explained
QM
is NOT difficult!
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Ir. M.T. de Hoop
Born on: 13-08-1965
in Delft
Lion
Final
Conclusions:
Einstein's CAP
demands all elementary particles to be described extended in
the 2D-plane orthogonal
to the direction of motion.
This extendedness explains the
QM
spin completely. The elementary
spinless (scalar)
Higgs
particle is fiction
due to not taking into account the
gravitational action in any
QM analysis!
All 2D-string theories
are mathematical wrong, because these theories assume a
more then
4D-spacetime,
of which 6 or
7 are contracted to the
Planck-length!
Moreover,
Superstring only is valid if
Super-Symmetry is valid.
Super-Symmetry contradicts any valid
non-reducible description of physics on all aspects!
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My name is
Tom (de
Hoop).
My greatest hobby is
mathematical analysis of a model which explains all that's
possible in
our universe using a non-reducible description.
My main goal is a mathematical explanation of
QM!
The reason to do this is, one is always able to do this as
long as your brain is OK!
Besides that I enjoy designing and creating
electronics.
For example the design and creation of a digital
stabilized
class A
tubes amplifier.
My physical hobbies are
cycling and
swimming.
Cycling is attractive to me, because while cycling you're
outside, exercise, and are still able to investigate
mathematical problems.
I prefer to swim with my nieces and nephew.
My latest explanation to theoretical physicists at CERN:
What
is Spin (new update on 02-04-2010)
Designing and creating my own
furniture also is one of
my favorite hobbies. This is why I have a lot of tools
available. I try to keep this set completely in order to be
able to mend or create whatever is needed without any non
available tools. Click here to see
My Creations
The Large
Hadron
Collider was build to check
validity of the standard model of
SR
QFT.
Right now, almost all searched for bosons are elementary
spinless bosons. The most eagerly wanted spinless boson
being the very massive
Higgs boson.
However, up to this day no
elementary spinless boson has ever been observed
in any experiment!
Milo Wolff about QM and
Einstein:

Here the
latest info!

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