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Article #14799Re: THE 'RADIUS' OF THE ELECTRON?
From: Y.Porat
Date: Sat, 02 Aug 2008 04:00
Date: Sat, 02 Aug 2008 04:00
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On Aug 1, 10:32 pm, PD <TheDraperFam...@gmail.com> wrote: > On Aug 1, 10:02 am, "Y.Porat" <y.y.po...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > > > On Aug 1, 4:10 pm, PD <TheDraperFam...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > > On Aug 1, 6:00 am, Loui...@edu.herlufsholm.dk wrote: > > > > > On 1 Aug., 06:14, Mitch Raemsch <mitch.nicolas.raem...@gmail.com> > > > > wrote: > > > > > > Electron is fundamental point particle. > > > > > Real electrons are NOT âpoint-particlesâ if the word âpointâ has the > > > > same meaning as in the pure mathematics. > > > > It is only in the, maybe wrong, mathematical model of âfundamentalâ > > > > particles that it is assumed that electrons are âpoint-particlesâ. > > > > > If electrons are real matter-/energy âparticlesâ then they MUST have > > > > some, maybe oscillating, mean geometrical extension! > > > > That's simply incorrect. You are making a fundamental assumption that > > > everything that has mass also has volume. You are simply making an > > > extrapolation to an absolute status of a statement that is only known > > > to be true of *composite* materials, as I explained in an earlier post > > > in this thread. And for composite materials, the property of volume is > > > *not* associated with mass; it is associated with the *interactions* > > > between the constituents. > > > --------------------- > > it is very nice that you are blubbing  (impressive  (:-) > > >  words !! > > > so > > if it is 'interaction between the constituents' > > > may be tell us please - what are those 'constituents'  ?? > > The constituents in an ionic crystal are the ions. The volume of the > crystal lattice unit is not driven by the size of the ions. > > The constituents of an atom are the nucleus and the electrons. The > volume of the atom is not driven by the size of the electron or the > size of the nucleus. ----------------------------------- thtats nice but wasnot my question we are dealing now with the ELECTRON anmd the question about is it a point particle or not ??!! if you say that the eelctron is a point particle i say a point is not natures invention it is a human artifact a point has no volue at all BY DEFINITION !! in order that an interaction will take place there is need of space it is INTER action in a point there is no INTER whatsoever an INTER can be only between different entities !! a point is just one zero entity !! and different entitis cannot live together in a point 2 there must be a distinction between the mass of a particle and THE ORBIT IT MAKES (i think that is more of less what you intended to say ) sometimes (or too many times) there is a confusion between a particle and the orbit it makes ! 2 we now try to zoom into the electron and decide whether it i s a 'final entity or subdivided to smaller entities ?? so we had a few questions: how can the amthematical concept 'point' be a physical entity?? if you say well it i snot exacly he mathematical point but] some very little but more than zero volume it could only start be a logical claim but then if bigger than flat zero than how much more than a flat zero?? and even if something gigger than flat zero waht makes its vely long **orbital movement** as we know from atomic structure it is about 1 Angstrom !! so why should your should your point electron move to a distance of just exactly one A and not more or less ?? ifyou say it is 'governed by a mysterious electric field what are those mysterious agents that keep it exactly in that distance ?? is it again messengers tha tmove in straight lines ?? if so they have a vector of momentum that is directed outwards so why should they not** push the electron outside** and not hold it in a certain distance as we know from experiment ?? (ie attract it ??) and why just in that specific direction and that was jsut a smaple of the many questions that rise up from your **POINT PARTICLE** THE ELECTRON !! now i guess you willtell me 'go learn qm ' ?? (:-) then i will tell you if i go to QM i will be able to keep and ask those unanswered !! questions because QM does not answer it !! it is deeper than existing QM !!! (QM cannot for instance handle a very heavy Atom !! it is much more compliated and specific to be solved by those existing abstract equations ) it belongs to further advance to people that are not just parrots ( or crooks ) and has some INTELLECTUAL INTEGRITY !! to say 'we have as for now - no actual answers to that '!! and it needs some further advance TIA Y.Porat ----------------------------- > > The constituents of a nucleus are (primarily) the protons and > neutrons. The volume of the nucleus is not driven by the size of the > protons and neutrons. > > The constituents of a proton are quarks and gluons. The volume of the > proton is not driven by the size of the quarks and gluons. > > PD > > > > > TIA > > Y.Porat > > -------------------------- > > > > If you have this automatic association between mass and volume in your > > > head, then you must clear it out as an unjustified assumption. You are > > > overgeneralizing, and for the wrong reasons. > > > > > - Electrons are without doubt composed of more fundamental > > > > âparticlesâ. > > > > > - It is time to explore the real âtrueâ nature of the electrons! > > > > > Best regards > > > > Louis Nielsen > > > > Denmark
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