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Re: Dot-Wave Unified field theory
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Now we have the problem of finding how many charges exist in the electron and proton. the mass depends only on the bipolar dots. the plus and minus dots do not have the property of mass.
Now we must look at the Einsteinian energy of an electron as it reaches the proton radius. In Doppler Space Time the Einsteinian energy at a radius of
1.31959E-15 involves a speed of 0.9186C. Thus an electron absorbs energy from the electric field which brings it up to 0.9186C.
At 0.9186C the mass of the electron in the neutrons orbit is
Me*/Me = 2.53043 thus the mass/energy of the electron is
Me = 1.293 MEV
This means that most of the energy increase for the neutron is caused by the conversion of electrical charge into mass.
the mass of the neutrino is only 0.20178MEV
Scientists have not realized that the conversion from electrical energy in the proton/electron combination produces mass.
the delta mass for the conversion process is
Delta mass = Mn - (Me +Mp +M9neutrino) = 1.039356E-30
We now know that the delta mass is the product of the electrical energy
We know the dots per kilograms
We now can calculate the number of bi-polar dots in the difference
# mass difference bipolar dots = Difference /Md = 1.410605E38
Therefore there are 1.410605 pairs of dots which are split to form the plus dots and minus dots of the electron and proton.
Charge per dot = Q/#dots = 1.13144E-57 coulombs
It can be argued that these are only first order Engineering calculations. More fancy scientific calculations will change the numbers a cerain percentage. However when we build the first photonic converter, it does not matter if we get 20 percent more energy or 20 percent less energy out of it.
The important thing is that electrical energy produces mass and mass produces electrical energy.
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