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The beta(-) decay of a neutron leads to a proton, an electron antineutrino and an electron and the beta(+) decay of a proton leads to a neutron, an electron neutrino and a positron. QCD based...
23 September 2018 4,683 59 View
We understand that moving particles have wave properties and waves have particle properties. Acceleration of particles in mono- or multiple target context creates waves, but wave creation includes...
18 March 2018 5,033 16 View
Dimensionless complex Minkowski coordinates u are given as: u=t+i*(x,y,z); The Minkowski coordinates in legth units are given as: U=t*cT0+i*R*(x,y,z); R is a very large length, T0 is an arbitrary...
05 November 2017 10,207 18 View
Geodesics in a curved finite space are not parallel. Volumes transported over cosmic distances therefore will alter their shape and orientation in respect to initial conditions. If compared with...
29 September 2017 1,570 15 View
Noticeable length dilatation is the remarkable result of a simple numerical experiment. Given is an Euclidian space E of vectors P(x,y,z) with -11 and a mapping E--> U to the...
27 September 2017 4,890 0 View
If the universe is finite it cannot be flat. If it is not flat, then it does not have parallel geodesic lines. If the geodesics diverge, then a volume gets expanded on the transport along the...
09 September 2017 2,937 28 View
A three dimensional rotation operation is identical to a displacement operation in a three dimensional space of orientations. The rotation operation is defined by the displacement vector and a...
29 August 2017 6,911 12 View
A compact topological model which relates displacement and rotation isotropically leads to diverging geodesics. A volume of points which individually follow these geodesics becomes expanded during...
29 August 2017 4,846 12 View
Given is a nearly cartesian three dimensional space (a Riemannian manifold), in which the three coordinates are cyclically mapped to circles with a radius R of 7 billion light years. Also given is...
01 January 1970 3,568 36 View
Most people would answer this question ad hoc: What a redundant question, of course a negative energy density cannot exist. But all these “ad hoc “-people oversee that the gravitational field...
01 January 1970 7,719 14 View
We consider gravitational potentials, which let planets orbit around the sun. This view implies a remote non-local impact of the sun on the planets and vice versa. But in fact, the gravitational...
01 January 1970 9,851 12 View
Standard Theory admits that no plausible explanation for the gravitational force has yet been found. Therefor gravity remains a myth. But if we consider the gravitational field like other force...
01 January 1970 1,971 81 View
The fact that force fields contain an energy density leads to remarkable consequences for the radiation of accelerated force field sources. The first consequence is that the fields are material...
01 January 1970 6,183 12 View
The discussion is about the following justification of the claim in the provoking answer of the title question: The energy density of gravitational fields is negative. But a negatively definite...
01 January 1970 1,937 3 View
Standard physics leaves open a number of questions about the propagation of the effect of static force fields emanating from moving charges or masses. These open questions will be discussed...
01 January 1970 3,421 0 View
The severe problem is that an absolute negative energy density of gravitational fields is not possible, because then a field source could not adapt its field via aperiodic radiation to a modified...
01 January 1970 2,927 21 View
Force fields, including the gravitational field, contain an energy density. We therefor can exclude that a field source, moving with constant velocity, does permanently emit its static field....
01 January 1970 4,023 6 View
