Foundational Transformation Of Quantum Mechanics


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Foundational Transformation of Quantum Mechanics


Foundational Transformation of Quantum Mechanics

Author: Victor Vaguine

language: en

Publisher: ConsReality, Inc.

Release Date: 2020-09-13


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Aphysical Quantum Mechanics (AQM) is a deeper and more profound quantum theory. Volume One expands the understanding of quantum reality with the addition of two new fundamental categories: aphysical and elementary consciousness of elementary particles. Using the AQM Theory, Volume One details the explanation of all known and long standing quantum enigmas, including “the collapse of the wave function,” and presents and explains the inner structures of perfect geometry of the photon and the intrinsic electron. AQM brings not only foundational transformation to quantum mechanics, but also to other branches of physics, such as quantum optics and particle physics. The paradigmatic power of AQM is such that the author was able to uncover 47 fundamental misconceptions/absurdities in the Standard Model theory of particle physics, and to make 27 fundamental scientific discoveries, all presented in these Volumes.

Foundational Transformation of Quantum Electrodynamics


Foundational Transformation of Quantum Electrodynamics

Author: Victor Vaguine

language: en

Publisher:

Release Date: 2021-01-04


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Finally new physics is emerging and it is simple! For the first time in history of physics we have learned how the electron inner structure looks in three-dimensional space (see Front cover). The foundational transformation of QED brings a plethora of new fundamental scientific discoveries. An example is weak electromagnetism as the second branch of electromagnetism with weak electric charge and weak Planck constant. Both values are established with the precision of ten digits. As turned out, the electron is not a fundamental (intrinsic) fermion, as claimed by the Standard Model for many decades. The electron is a composite fermion of electromagnetism and weak electromagnetism, consisting of the intrinsic electron and the electron neutrino. The electron neutrino has a duo-configuration, consisting of the intrinsic neutrino and the intrinsic antineutrino of opposite helicity. Both, the intrinsic neutrino and the intrinsic antineutrino are exclusive carriers of weak electric charge. The anomalous magnetic moment of the electron has been studied experimentally and theoretically since 1947 Kush measurements. The Standard Model explains the anomaly as a result of contribution interactions, principally by QED. Nothing can be further from the truth. According to Aphysical Quantum Mechanics, so-called "anomaly" is the magnetic moment of the electron neutrino, a constituent of the electron. The electron magnetic moment is a sum of the intrinsic electron magnetic moment equal to one Bohr magneton, and the electron neutrino magnetic moment equal two times of weak Bohr magneton. A long-standing problem of electron neutrino self-mass is resolved and the self-mass is determined with the precision of five digits. The detailed process of the electron formation (for example, following muon decay) is discovered and described instant-by-instant in spacetime dynamics. The corset action brings a newly formed electron from classical world into quantum world by reducing its size almost instantaneously by more that ten orders of magnitude with the energy conservation law observed.

Foundational Transformation of Quantum Optics


Foundational Transformation of Quantum Optics

Author: Victor Vaguine

language: en

Publisher:

Release Date: 2020


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"Volume 2 is part of the Second Quantum Revolution presenting applications of Aphysical Quantum Mechanics to the photon and describing the inner structure and new properties. It presents direct step-by-step comparison of the photon between Quantum Mechanics and Aphysical Quantum Mechanics. New profound understanding of the photon emerges. The photon turns out to be the most versatile elementary particle"--