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Sur la loi de l'inverse du cube et les monopôles magnétiques (Expérience fondatrice)

Author:

Michaud, André

Category:

Research Papers

Sub-Category:

Quantum Theory / Particle Physics

Language:

French

Date Published:

January 23, 2022

File:

/Research Papers-Quantum Theory / Particle Physics/Download/7091

Downloads:

644

Keywords:

Monopoles magnétiques, interaction magnétique, Atome de Bohr, atome d'hydrogène isolé, aimants circulaires, modèle des 3-espaces

Abstract:

Il peut être démontré expérimentalement que l'interaction entre les champs magnétiques pour lesquels les deux pôles coïncident géométriquement obéissent à la loi d'attraction et répulsion inverse du cube de la distance (loi d'interaction des champs éloignés), qui prouve que les particules électromagnétiques élémentaires au comportement quasi-ponctuel telle l'électron doivent obéir par similarité à la même loi d'interaction, puisque leurs propres deux pôles magnétiques n'ont pas d'autre choix que de coïncider par structure, étant donné leur comportement quasi-ponctuel. Corollairement, et contrairement aux dipôles électriques dont les deux aspects (deux charges opposées) peuvent être séparés dans l'espace et observés séparément, il peut aussi être démontré que les deux aspects d'un dipôle magnétique dont les pôles coïncident peuvent être séparés seulement dans le temps; caractéristique qui met en évidence le fait que les particules électromagnétiques élémentaires collisionables au comportement quasi-ponctuel sont incapables d'interagir autrement que comme si elles étaient des monopôles magnétiques à tout instant donné.