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In article <1NOV199211204351@csa2.lbl.gov> sichase@csa2.lbl.gov (SCOTT I CHASE) writes:
>
>....Shape is an intrinsic property.  The
>wavefunction determines the probability distribution for the position of the
>object.  Where an object is (or might be) does not determine it's shape.
>And, as I said, the size of an object is best defined in terms of the
>limiting cross-section as the wavelength goes to zero.  At very high energy,
>a proton is still about 1 fermi across, while an electron is (to the best
>of our knowledge) immeasurably small.
>
According to Ronald W. Satz in his paper "Theory of Electrons and Currents",
Reciprocity, Vol. XIII, No. 1, Autumn 1983,

"...The Reciprocal System is much more specific on the details of electron
attributes that conventional theory... The electron is a spherical particle
resulting from the rotation of a single photon.  The frequency of the photon
is 2R = 6.576115E15 cycles/second.  The rotational speeds in revolutions per
second around the three axes are r/pi , 2R/pi , 4R/pi or
1.0466212E15 rev/sec. , 2.0932424E15 rev/sec , 4.1864848E15 rev/sec.

The electron may be charged or uncharged. If charged, the electron has an
added rotational vibratory motion of R/2pi = 5.233106E14 cycles/sec.

The diameter d of the electron is one natural space unit, reduced by the
appropriate inter-regional ratio (142.22 here).  Thus,

d = 4.55884E-8 /142.22 = 3.2054 A.

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