We are still far
from having a rational theory of light and matter
that is in accordance with the facts!... We have far
more experimental material than we need. Albert Einstein, 1952
A view at matter under the picoscope
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We are still far
from having a rational theory of light and matter
that is in accordance with the facts!... We have far
more experimental material than we need. Albert Einstein, 1952
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| Contribute to a major change in the comprehension of Nature | I believe only a bold speculation could help us to progress, and not an accumulation of experimental facts.Albert Einstein, 1952 |
Bring up critical and constructive reflections on physics concepts that help opening new ways in physics research.
| Making sense of Quantum Mechanics | NEW! | Powerpoint presentation with rotating arrows |
| QM and Observation on Macroscopic Arrows | Quantum rules are also valid for ordinary objects of the macroscopic domain | |
| Rotating Vector Model for Fundamental Particles | Derivation of the particles wavefunction with the help of a rotating vector | |
| The Concept Of Inertia | In the Rotating Vector Model, inertia proceeds from pure mechanical considerations on massless particles | |
| Reconsider Matter | Text published in Fusion n°75, march-april 1999 | |
| Single photon refracts | An alternative view on refraction | |
| EPR Controversy | The Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen debate in the light of a materion model |
The physical materion model helps to view quantum phenomena in a deterministic way, from a very reduced number of assumptions. Program simulation illustrates this assertion.
| Assumptions | Fundamental assumptions | |
| Collision simulation | Java routine with collision simulation between two materions |
Critics, objections, remarks are of course welcome. Send them to materion à free dot fr (please mention "quantum" in the object of your mail, in order to survive my spam filter).