[General] A paradigm shifting – A new theory for the diffraction of light

Tue Jan 23 19:11:08 PST 2018

Mike:

Here is one response from the nature of light discussion group

I believe however this "EPERIMENT" is a simulation , which of course 
encodes the theories assumed

I Could be wrong, perhaps John would clarify

Wolf

Dr. Wolfgang Baer
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On 1/22/2018 1:39 AM, Hodge John wrote:
> EXPERIMENT has falsified MET
> http://intellectualarchive.com/?link=item&id=1603
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> Hodge
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> On Sunday, January 21, 2018 3:23 PM, Wolfgang Baer 
> <wolf at nascentinc.com> wrote:
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> Chandra:
> This paper acknowledged you. It is a detailed application of 
> alternative QM from Lande among others THat I've always been 
> intrigued  with.
> Lande's idea was that al forms of the uncertainty principle h/t= nE , 
> h/x=np define the probability of momentum and/or energy exchange based 
> on the symmetry in the "t", "x" configuration of an electromagnetic 
> particle. One Fourier transforms the particle, in this case the slit, 
> and the probability of the energy exchange is proportional to the 
> transform amplitudes of two particles individual waves
> What's most intriguing about this is that if we conceive of a 
> background space in which EM particles are contained , and that 
> containment is defined by Fourier plane waves that permeate the whole 
> space then momentum exchanges can happen between particles at great 
> distances, of course gravity and velocity would limit the matching of 
> the waves to usually ;local pairs.
> Wolf
> Dr. Wolfgang Baer
> Research Director
> Nascent Systems Inc.
> tel/fax 831-659-3120/0432
> E-mailwolf at NascentInc.com <mailto:wolf at NascentInc.com>
> On 1/16/2018 2:05 PM, Mike Mobley wrote:
>
>     Dear friends and colleagues,
>     I want to engage you in the campaign to shift a scientific paradigm.
>     Einstein once commented, “The significant problems we face cannot
>     be solved at the same level of thinking we were at when we created
>     them.” This speaks to the opportunity of a path less traveled.
>     The wave nature of light has been a dominant paradigm for over two
>     hundred years.  In my recent publication in the journal, /Optical
>     Engineering/: “Momentum Exchange Theory of Photon Diffraction,”  I
>     describe an alternative particle model for light that accounts for
>     our observations of optical diffraction.   Even those without a
>     background in physics can appreciate the impact of this move away
>     from traditional theories premised on a wave nature for light. 
>     This is a simple idea that will change our physics textbooks.
>     I’ve included the abstract below.  The complete paper can be
>     accessed and downloaded for free at the journal website:
>     http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/1.OE.57.1.015105
>     <https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=http-3A__dx.doi.org_10.1117_1.OE.57.1.015105&d=DwMFAA&c=h8tWSEopLyY-jufMqa6tqNiQLH-Hu55HVFAFe4cURDM&r=4sW4BtvqSfYNZdSetS0xqjha7gyaEmtiuIz_4TuIsK4&m=i_UDflK0UOQv0MXY6ox81wT6fV9CaQ-o7pHYaCwxkD8&s=ytNFJivmO6S1gyz21K48SMxFbA8Wy08y95XPvTsYIy0&e=>
>     Please be encouraged to examine the paper, to ponder these ideas,
>     and to share them with friends and colleagues.
>     Grace and peace,
>     Mike
>     *Momentum Exchange Theory of Photon Diffraction*
>     *Abstract*. “Momentum Exchange Theory”(MET) provides an
>     alternative picture for optical diffraction based on a
>     distribution of photon paths through momentum transfer
>     probabilities determined at the scattering aperture. This is
>     contrasted with classical optical wave theory that uses the
>     Huygens-Fresnel principle and sums the phased contributions of
>     wavelets at the point of detection. Single slit, multiple slit
>     (Talbot effect) and straight edge diffraction provide significant
>     clues to the geometric parameters controlling momentum transfer
>     probabilities and the relation to Fresnel zone numbers.  Momentum
>     transfer is primarily dependent on preferred momentum states at
>     the aperture and the specific location and distance for momentum
>     exchange. Diffraction by an opaque disc provides insight to
>     negative (attractive) dispersions. MET should simplify the
>     analysis of a broadened set of aperture configurations and
>     experimental conditions.
>     */Michael J. Mobley, Ph.D./*
>     */Executive Director/*
>     Center for Integrated Science, Engineering and Technology
>     Grand Canyon University
>     3300 W. Camelback Rd. Phoenix, AZ  85017
>     Cell:  480 720 1860
>     Email: mike.mobley at gcu.edu <mailto:mike.mobley at gcu.edu>
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