Quantum Speculations

Quantum Speculations

An Explanation of the Double Slit Experiment Based on the Circles Theory

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Volume 3, Issue 2, pages 33-52 Mohammed Sanduk The circles theory tries to explain the complex functioning of the harmonic oscillator. It is a non-quantum mechanics theory, but it shows a good similarity with the forms of equations of the relativistic quantum mechanics. The Circles Theory explains the association of the wave and the point that corresponds with the wave… Read more →

The Quantum Measurement Problem

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Volume 3, Issue 2, pages 29-32 Johan Hansson The quantum measurement problem is the most fundamental question of all: How the ghostly quantum mechanical coexistence of many mutually incompatible possibilities result in the concrete reality of the normal world, even though we and our measuring instruments are all made of atoms obeying quantum mechanics. In this brief article we lay… Read more →

Lorentz Force, Virtual Photon, and Electromagnetic Radiation

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Volume 3, Issue 2, pages 1-28 Jun Zhao By treating an electron as its own Electromagnetic (EM) field and generalizing the Lorentz force to be the field force between the electron’s EM field and its external EM field, it is proved that the radiating field and the Coulomb-like field of an accelerated electron do interact, with the radiating field provides… Read more →