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Universe Is a Solid Elastic Continuum. 0. Table of Contents Universe is a solid elastic continuum. © Alexander I.Dubinyansky and Pavel A. Churlyaev. © This is the intellectual property of Alexander I. Dubinyansky and Pavel A. Churlyaev. Any use of parts of the text or the entire text can only be done with the permission of the authors. Any use of parts of the text, even with the permission of the authors, is possible only without making changes to those parts of the text that are used / quoted /, and the authors are always mentioned together with the text fragment used and with the title of the work used. Any commercial use is excluded, except for the permission of the authors. [email protected] Pour les français: © Il s'agit de la propriété intellectuelle d'Alexander I. Dubinyansky et de Pavel A. Churlyaev. Toute utilisation de parties du texte ou de l'intégralité du texte ne peut être faite qu'avec la permission des auteurs. Toute utilisation de parties du texte, même avec l'autorisation des auteurs, n'est possible que si les parties du texte utilisées / citées / sont modifiées, les auteurs étant toujours mentionnés avec le fragment de texte utilisé et le titre du travail utilisé. Toute utilisation commerciale est exclue, sauf autorisation des auteurs. [email protected] 0. Table of contents. Novels by Vladimir Dudintsev "white robes", Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's "The First Circle" and Mikhail Bulgakov's "Heart of a Dog" will be eternally relevant in Russia. 01. Introduction. 02. The hypothesis of Elastic Universe. 03. Law layers. 04. Terms and definitions theory gukuum. 05. Sixth grade localized solutions. 06 . Formula for energy locks. 07. Example: energy distribution in Lok (1.0) (Presumably neutron) 08. Energy specific locks j, m = 0, 1, 2 09. Energy specific locks j = 3 10. Candidates for the elementary particles. (Portrait of elementary particles and atoms of hydrogen). 11. Photon. Radio waves. neutrino. 12. The angular momentum of locks. 13. The charge and spin of elementary particles. 14. Identification of particle size - formula. 15. A unified theory of all fields. 16. The evaluation of physical properties gukuum. 17. antimatter. Of annihilation and pair production. 18. Quantum mechanics - 1. Schrodinger equation. 19. Quantum mechanics - 2. Discrete momentum and energy. 20. Quantum mechanics - 3 linear velocity. 21. Life - the result of quantum mechanics. 22. Dynamic electricity. 23. The static electricity. 24 . How to create a universe. 25. Relativity. 26. Why is not there black holes. 27. Why collapsed all studies on the structure of elementary particles. 28. Oda infinity. 29. God and diablo. 30. is lepidopterist science? 2013.01.15 31. Gif-portrait electrons. 32 . Gif-portrait neutrons. 33. Gif-portret protons. 34. Delusions of modern physics. 990 . Bibliography. The whole theme is available in the Internet in 2005. Abstract. The universe is a solid elastic continuum - gukuum. This continuum does not contain any numerical parameters or constraints. All visible and invisible objects of the universe, from large to small, are wave objects in this continuum. All the wave objects in the gukuum are described by the letter specification of the elasticity parameters of the solid body and the three-dimensional wave equation. The nonlinearity that exists in the universe is explained by the law of "winding the linear solution on itself." As a result of such winding, or layering, the linear solution becomes non-linear and creates the entire variety of the material world. 1. INTRODUCTION. This is a portrait of an electron. It shows not solid rings, not bagels, but wave rings (explanations and details on the following pages), circling with the speed of light, and neighboring rings move in opposite directions. Strict mathematics! It is this rotation of the constituent rings that creates the total nonzero intrinsic angular momentum-the spin of the electron. In this - the solution to the appearance of spin, which is still a mystery in the conventional science. However, nobody is trying to solve this riddle, but this is a separate issue. This (approximate) figure shows only the main, nearest rings, there are infinitely many of them. The whole object is a single entity, no part of it can be deleted. And this whole is an elementary particle, an electron. This is not an invention, not a fantasy, not a fit. This, once again, strict mathematics! Let those who believe that the electron rotates around the nucleus in the hydrogen atom (the simplest case) are not frightened by surprise. No, it does not rotate as a whole around the core. Just the core is inside the electron. About this on the following pages. Below is an absolutely exact mathematical formula (spherical coordinates), along which this portrait of an electron is drawn. This formula is the solution of the wave equation (one of many). And this solution is simultaneously determined throughout the infinite space. The term "energy" is in the formula, but as is known, in physics, mass and energy are one and the same, up to a multiplier. Here q is the dimensionless length (spherical radius), the explanations below. In terms of the mass of an electron or its internal energy, only the first 3 to 4 rings (see the figure) are important, which cover 99% of the mass = the electron energy. The remaining rings are negligible. However, there are many electron conductors and the total interaction effect of the peripheral parts of electrons is manifested in the phenomena of electromagnetism. I mean, in the phenomenon of the appearance of an electromagnetic field around a conductor with a current. The electromagnetic field detected by the devices around the conductor with current is nothing but the peripheral parts of the moving electrons themselves. And if there is no current, then the arrangement of the electrons is chaotic and does not create a magnetic field. But when the voltage is connected to the ends of the conductor, the electrons "line up" inside the conductor bagel behind the bagel (see the figure below) and their peripheral parts create noticeable magnetic fields. In this unity and integrity of the mathematical solution lies the great strength of the electron. Electrons are able to line up in chains inside metal wires with voltage (current). And they are their peripheral parts - rings, by the serial number, not even by the first- second, not by the thousandth and not by the billion, but by the quintillion ones, 1) they create a magnetic field around the wires; 2) cling (in the literal sense!) To each other in the windings of electric motors and powerfully rotate their rotors, giving traffic to trains, escalators, construction cranes and submarines. That's what internal forces are in the electron! Further on the site will be given similar portraits (drawings) and exact formulas of the proton and neutron, as well as exact formulas for their SPINS = Moments of Impulse. The following pages of the site also contain formulas for the photon and other particles, but the drawings have not yet been received, there is no time or money. And a convincing and simple proof of the correctness of all our formulas is given. Uniform Formula of the Universe. Опубликовано: https://www.academia.edu/33884105/The_universe_is_arranged_very_simply, http://viXra.org/abs/1801.0162 And this, just below - the Uniform Formula of the Universe, from which all these formulas and portraits of elementary particles are obtained. This is a single formula that describes all material micro-objects. This is a single formula, from which easily follows Quantum Physics, and the Table of Elementary Particles, and the laws of Electro- Magnetism, and the Unified Theory of All Fields and Matter, and in general all Physics. This is a well-known wave equation: Here W is the displacement vector of the elastic space, the details are below. But in motion, in interaction, in relationships, all galactic clusters, all macro and micro objects of the Universe are already described by other, very different mathematical formulas. Only on the basis of the fact that the Universe is described by the wave equation for an elastic body, we have no right strictly and unequivocally to assert that the Universe is firm and elastic. That's the opposite, it would be possible. That is, if we were sure that the universe is solid and elastic, then it would be described by the wave equation. And in our case, theoretically, the version that the wave equation is satisfied only by a mysterious, fluid and mobile but elastic, and not tearing to pieces Matter that moves in a completely empty Vacuum, is theoretically quite right. Surprises are always possible. Let theoreticians make a guess, does the wave equation arise in some other way and in some other medium with completely unique properties, except in an elastic solid body? Or let them prove that otherwise is impossible, and then we will accurately and unequivocally know that our Universe is firm and elastic. Now it is precisely this task that is relevant, and all sorts of disputes on the topic of SRT, GTR, "primary explosion" and "black holes" are gradually being moved to the "basket." Next is the beginning of the Elementary Particle Tables. A complete table is never drawn and no one will succeed, since it is infinite. At the CAC LHC or the Dubna accelerator under construction, ILC will receive trajectories of unknown particles, will come up with some names for them, lie for something. And all these unknown particles have long been sitting in this table. This is the destiny of the prophets in their homeland ... TABLE OF ELEMENTARY PARTICLES. Two integer parameters. j = 0,1,2,3, ... ∞; m = 0,1,2, ... j. j - line number; m is the column number. The designation of elementary particles: (j, m).
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