Authors: M Singer
Texts on Quantum Mechanics all cover the electron’s magnetic dipole, or spin. However, texts on Electromagnetic Field Theory never mention it, and electromagnetic machines such as electron microscopes are designed without any reference to a magnetic dipole. No experiment has ever shown the presence of a permanent magnetic dipole in free electrons. All we have is Pauli’s assertion that blurring masks the experimental results. This paper, based on Field Theory, considers the alternative possibility, that free electrons have an induced rather than a permanent magnetic dipole, and demonstrates that the consequences of that alternative approach are to create a framework for an electromagnetic model of atomic behavior. This is a framework only. It identifies three separate pieces of work needed to create the full working model.
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