A detailed description of the atom

01 January 1970 0 6K Report

I have just uploaded a paper giving a detail description of how an electron behave within an atom. Some of the lighter atoms are presented.

Badges
Science topic

Similar topics
Computer Science
Program

More Stellan Gustafsson's questions See All

What is wrong with our Canada balsam?

The Canada balsam we're using consistently starts "crystallizing" after a few months, completely obscuring the smaller detailed of the specimens on the slides. The specimens have been cleared...

04 July 2021 8,970 5 View

Questions about FE and Country-Pair Fixed Effects, meaning and when?

Greetings, I´ve done my best to answers these questions myself but I need some help. The following is within a Gravity Model of Trade framework. I´ve attached my .dta and .do. 1. Do country-pair...

07 June 2020 6,014 0 View

Detailed desciption of the associated wave, the electron, the photon and the neutrino

This is the next chapter of the Daon Theory: It contains many things like calculation/explanations for the fine structure constant, the Planck's constant and many other things. THE DAON THEORY...

01 January 1970 1,246 0 View

Which facts are against an oscillating Universe?

The Big Bang theory is evidently inspired by religious creationism, the inflation theory seems to be just a proposition to reinforce this belief. What is your opinion?

01 January 1970 7,614 3 View

Special relativity theory is wrong!!

I have just put a video on youtube demonstrating that special relativity theory is wrong. "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWfKys3T_4k" It is simple (non-relativistic velocities) just simple...

01 January 1970 3,434 11 View

Position and velocities of electrons within an atom at any given moment. People interested in atomic physics; What do you think?

I have just added a new paper into the project "The daon theory". Where we present some unknown forces acting within the atoms, giving the explanation to the strange behaviour of the electrons....

01 January 1970 5,866 7 View

The Daon Theory is now finished (more or leas), it is a theory of everything (ToE). It is simple and understandable withjout any complex mathematics.

The {\bf Daon theory} is a new general theory of physics, it is a completely new way to approach physics and includes, in principle, all phenomena of nature. The theory is presented in a series...

01 January 1970 494 5 View

What is a photon or a neutrino?

I have just put a paper, in my profile, giving an explanation to the photon and the neutrino. There was some problem with the process, so I think it was not shared with specialists, as...

01 January 1970 754 33 View

Dark energy, gravity and dark matter

This paper contains a detail description of dark energy (analytical formula), gravity (analytical formula for the gravitational constant) and an explanation for the dark matter...

01 January 1970 964 1 View

What is a Particle?

In this paper is given a detailed description of how a particle is constructed: The muon, the pions, the proton and the Neutron are...

01 January 1970 1,397 2 View

How can I prepare virus for a TEM or SEM imaging?

I have virus (viral hemorrhagic septicemia virus) in suspension and the experiment will not involve cells. What level of TCID50 is preferred?

11 August 2024 3,115 1 View

1. If I can quantize the atom using this hyperbolic spiral and classical physics, could nature do the same?

If we map as a continuous motion an ionising electron (beginning its journey at n=1) in an H atom, a specific hyperbolic spiral appears (see animation). When we solve this spiral formula, we find...

07 August 2024 5,343 2 View

Gromacs first step of minimization ?

I have face this problem anyone help me how to solve this issue ?which is below Fatal error: There are inconsistent shifts over periodic boundaries in a molecule type consisting of 78 atoms. The...

07 August 2024 2,598 1 View

Should I include H atom into C3N5 when i am doing DFT modelling?

Hi all, my experimental XPS results shown that my C3N5 sample consists of N-H bond, hence in this case I should incorporate the N-H bond into my DFT modelling. However, I do notice several papers...

07 August 2024 8,414 2 View

Is there anyone with experience in TEM analysis who can assist with a manuscript for an upcoming journal?

Hello dear colleagues, We have prepared a manuscript on NiTi-based alloys and are seeking a second opinion on our current TEM results. If you are a Ph.D. holder with experience in TEM and have...

07 August 2024 9,563 0 View

Which distribution type should I use when calculating the average particle size from TEM image? and how to calculate the error ?

average particle size calculation from TEM

04 August 2024 2,921 1 View

Why reactivity isn't increased with more empty spots in valence shell?

If from a geometric perspective the non-halogens, non-noble gases have more empty spots in their valence shell, and the filling/exiting of any of the empty spots in the shell constitutes a...

03 August 2024 4,787 2 View

Why is the molecule's orientation with an electric field affect polarizability?

Why is the molecule's orientation with an electric field affect polarizability? Electrons are diffuse enough to be independent with respect to orientation and effect of electric field on...

03 August 2024 7,843 1 View

Why doesn't chromium 2+ ion use all its d-orbitals to receive lone pairs from six waters in [Cr(H20)6)]3+?

I'm guessing it's because the ligand experiences too much electron repulsion or proton repulsion from the chromium to insert them close to the 3d-orbitals which are close to the metal nucleus. Is...

03 August 2024 1,370 1 View

Is it necessary to covary exogenous constructs in a structural model?

I am working on a SEM model where i have 7 latent variables (6 exogenous and 1 endogenous). In AMOS when I co-vary the exogenous constructs, only 2 paths are coming significant out of 6. But when...

03 August 2024 6,028 4 View