What is it about?
Exploring the unknown so far, possible intrinsic inner mechanics of the "mysterious" electron by quantum emulation experiment, simulations and 4D mathematical animations and extrapolating a fiber model of the electron at rest that predicts all of its intrinsic known measured values like charge, magnetic moment, angular momentum etc.
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Why is it important?
From physical quantum emulation observations, mathematical analysis and Wolfram Alpha parametric polar simulations and mathematical 4D animations we calculated a fiber model for the dressed bare mass electromagnetic field of the electron that results to all of its known measured intrinsic properties like charge, angular momentum, magnetic dipole moment, handedness etc. Therefore our model is an intrinsic mechanics model for the electron at rest and shows the possibility that the elementary electron although it has no inner sub-particles, it can posses a specific energy flux manifold. Therefore our novel fiber model opens up a new door on theoretical intrinsic mechanics physics of elementary particles beyond the Standard Model. Research Highlights • Novel fiber model for the electron at rest calculating all of its intrinsic properties like charge, angular momentum, spin, magnetic dipole moment, handedness etc. • Fiber model shows the possibility of electron having intrinsic mechanics in the form of a specific energy flux manifold. • Electron described as ½ spin dynamic topology twisted photon. • The unified electromagnetic flux field manifold of the electron at rest is shown and the origin of the fine structure constant as a proportionality constant of the electron topology. • Model was extrapolated by physical quantum emulation, analytically verified and also algorithmically using Wolfram Alpha parametric polar simulations.
Perspectives
In the last decades Particle Physics has reached a very high level of theoretical and experimentation understanding however it seems lately more and more evident that this has now reached a limit where in order to make it to the next step and solve some of the deeper unanswered questions our quantum theories must evolve beyond the Standard Model (SM). Nevertheless, it is the opinion of the Authors of this paper that our search must not only convey to the search of new elementary particles which seems has reached a dead end but also into investigating and creating theoretical models for the possible and probable inner mechanics and energy manifolds of the existing known elementary particles like the "humble" electron. This may provide us with important clues and knowledge for answering some of the unsolved yet mysteries of Quantum Physics but also Physics in general that may or may not be possible to explain without knowing previously these inner intrinsic mechanics of elementary particles.
Emmanouil Markoulakis
Hellenic Mediterranean University
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This page is a summary of: A ½ spin fiber model for the electron, International Journal of Physical Research, January 2022, Science Publishing Corporation,
DOI: 10.14419/ijpr.v10i1.31874.
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