Classical Physics

A Modified Born-Infeld Model of Electrons and a Numerical Solution Procedure

Authors: Martin Kraus
Comments: Revision fixes equations (2), (5), (6), (16), and adds footnote on page 4.

This work presents a modified Born-Infeld field theory and a numerical solution procedure to compute electron-like solutions of this field theory in the form of rotating waves of finite self-energy. For the well-known constants of real electrons, the computed solution results in a Born-Infeld parameter of 5x10^22 V/m, which is consistent with previous work.
Category: Classical Physics

Newton’s Theory of Universal Gravitation — A Critique Leading to A Revised Version

Authors: Bijon Kumar Sen, Subha Sen
Comments: 16 Pages; 3 Figure

A close look into Newton’s theory of gravitational attraction reveals some controversial statements. The theory does not corroborate with the experimental observations on the properties of gravitational constant. An ‘external push’ is suggested instead of the well accepted theory of ‘attractive pull’ between two masses. This new concept is able to resolve the inconsistencies and drawbacks present in Newton’s theory. An alternative approach is proposed for the theory of evolution of the Universe (Big Bang), that can account for the lacunas noticed in the existing theory.
Category: Classical Physics

Theory of Ultra Particle

Authors: Gjelard Karrica
Comments: 9 Pages. (Note by viXra Amdin: Please list scientific references and stop using grandiose words!)

This paper aims to present new ideas in the field of physics; the content is tailored to be easily comprehensible by readers of diverse backgrounds and expertise. This [] hypothesis offers a fresh perspective that may challenge current scientific beliefs. However, it seeks to make a meaningful contribution to our understanding of quantum particles and the fundamental principles of matter across all scales. While the prevailing knowledge about electrons is that they are elementary particles since they are not composed of smaller particles, this theory proposes otherwise. It suggests that electrons, like protons and neutrons, are composed of other components, so our current understanding of elementary particles needs to be revised. This paper proposes that everything in the universe, including electrons, protons, neutrons, quarks, and everything else, comprises something much smaller called the "ultra-particle" (UP). The reason it is called "ultra" is because its scope is quite remote from ordinary particles. The ultra-particle is a fundamental particle that explains all the forces and fields of the universe, quantum behaviors, and the motion of celestial bodies, including black holes. Although unimaginably small, the ultra-particle permeates the universe, making everything we know of possible.
Category: Classical Physics

Electrokinetic Thermonuclear Reactor (Электрокинетический термоядерный реактор)

Authors: Gennady Rudominsky
Comments: 10 Pages. In Russian

In article the concept of the electrokinetic thermonuclear reactor on the facing plazmoids is offered. For ignition of thermonuclear reaction of synthesis it is used as energy of the electric currents flowing in plazmoids and kinetic energy of their headway.

В статье предложена концепция электрокинетического термоядерного реактора на сталкивающихся плазмоидах. Для зажигания термоядерной реакции синтеза используется как энергия электрических токов, текущих в плазмоидах, так и кинетическая энергия их поступательного движения
Category: Classical Physics