[General] elementary charge question

Sat May 26 07:21:09 PDT 2018

Hello Everybody:
I like Andre’s cause-effect explanation that the acceleration of electrons follows the same mathematical relation up to extreme high velocities.

I also like Andrew M’s view that charge is a “resonant state”. Does not that imply  - charge is a form of secondary potential gradient generated due to the “resonant motion” of the space-medium ?

Chandra.

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On May 26, 2018, at 7:56 AM, Andrew Meulenberg <mules333 at gmail.com<mailto:mules333 at gmail.com>> wrote:

Dear André and Chip ,

Leptons in extreme proximity (sub-fermi levels?) can change their base mass (to below rest mass). I believe that they also change their charge (at the same rate, e.g., in e- e+ annihilation). The fact that quarks are proposed to have fractional charge indicates that unit charge is not inviolate. Nevertheless, I still think that charge is a resonant state. Proximity makes a difference. Is it because of overlap of fields, extreme fields, or conservation of energy?

Andrew M.

On Sat, May 26, 2018 at 7:43 AM, André Michaud <srp2 at srpinc.org<mailto:srp2 at srpinc.org>> wrote:

Hi Chip.

The very fact that electrons can be accelerated to close to c in a finely controlled manner in high energy accelerators while their trajectories can be just as precisely deflected at these velocities via finely controlling the relative densities of both ambient E field and B field is proof that the electron charge is stable at any velocity, because the E field depends on Maxwell's fist equation, which is Gauss's equation for the electric field, whose intensity is controlled by the Coulomb force at play between all charges as a function of the inverse square of the distance separating them.

It is the fact that the Coulomb force induces energy in electrons precisely as a function of the distance between charges at any velocity according to the precise inverse square law that allows this fine control.

Ref: Humphries S  Jr (1986) Principles of Charged Particle Acceleration, John Wiley & Sons.

Best Regards

André

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On Sat, 26 May 2018 05:44:04 -0500, "Chip Akins" wrote:

Hi All

I have a question.  Does anyone have information about the value of electric charge for a relativistic electron?
Does the value remain the elementary charge for electrons in accelerators?
I am looking for experimental data or confirmation of this answer from experiment.

Chip

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Richard G.:
Thanks for bringing this to the attention of our group.
I have already received this email from Amoroso and I am planning to submit an abstract.
Hope to see most of you there.
Chandra.

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Hello all,
   I hope many  of you will  plan to attend the Vigier XI conference in Liege this August 6-9 and present your updated work. Please see the 2nd call for papers below. It will have been 3 years since SPIE meetings in San Diego, and it would be great for us to get together again in Liege this August. Several of us have already signed up.
       all the best,
           Richard G

Second CALL FOR PAPERS – 11th Vigier Symposium, Liege, Belgium 2018

Dear Colleague;

The organizers of the Vigier Conference Series cordially invite you to present a paper at the XIth International Symposium in honor of mathematical physicist Jean-Pierre Vigier titled: “ADVANCES IN FUNDAMENTAL PHYSICS: Prelude to Paradigm Shift" to be held in Liege, Belgium, Monday, 6th August to Thursday, August 9th 2018, (or August 10th as appropriate) on a topic of your choice (preferably related to the theme of the symposium). Details may be found at:

http://www.noeticadvancedstudies.us/index11.html

If it is impossible for you to attend you may still submit a paper to the proceedings to be published by IOP Conference Proceedings, by paying the proceedings copy fee of US$ 100 or British Pound equivalent (70 BPS).

We look forward to IOP Proceedings this year as it is open access and thus readership should increase greatly; with addition of a Print Copy to attendees/submitters.

Please inform your potentially interested colleagues and print copies of the symposium poster for posting to Dept. bulletin boards.

Note: Scheduling of a presentation slot on the program requires submitting of registration and appropriate fees.

Apologies for any redundancies or duplicate email

Sincerely yours,

Chairmen
Richard L Amoroso - Noetic Advanced Studies Institute, USA
Daniel M. Dubois - Université de Liège, Liège, Belgium
Louis H Kauffman - University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
Peter Rowlands - University of Liverpool, UK

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