Pulsation Principle of Particle Physics
Terubumi Honjou
Abstract
Terubumi Honjou
Abstract
In 1980. In the Japan physical society of Fukushima University announced. Hypothesis as a mass of energy repeatedly divergence and contraction (pulsating) ultra high speed subatomic particles. Vacuum space is filled with a tenuous energy, which form a field. Ripples of pulsating in matter waves. Matter waves that propagate at the speed of light. Subatomic particle with the pulsating, particle-wave-negative particle-wave-constantly in transformation of particles. In 1998, space observation discovered dark energy. Its identity is a mystery. In 1980, predicted the existence of dark energy (energy air). Named elementary pulsation principle (principle of dark energy pulsating) hypothesis. In theoretical physics, the mystery of that try by the physics of dark energy.
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In 1980. In the Japan physical society of Fukushima University announced. Hypothesis as a mass of energy repeatedly divergence and contraction (pulsating) ultra high speed subatomic particles. Vacuum space is filled with a tenuous energy, which form a field. Ripples of pulsating in matter waves. Matter waves that propagate at the speed of light. Subatomic particle with the pulsating, particle-wave-negative particle-wave-constantly in transformation of particles. In 1998, space observation discovered dark energy. Its identity is a mystery. In 1980, predicted the existence of dark energy (energy air). Named elementary pulsation principle (principle of dark energy pulsating) hypothesis. In theoretical physics, the mystery of that try by the physics of dark energy.
Key concepts: Subatomic particle, Physics, Dark energy, Elementary particle, Classical mechanics, Speed of light (cellular automaton), Dark matter, Classical physics