Energy Wave Equations: G-Factors
Jeff Yee
Abstract
Jeff Yee
Abstract
The equations in Energy Wave Theory accurately model particle energy, photon energy, forces, atomic orbitals and derive 23 fundamental physical constants from only five wave constants. Yet three correction factors are apparent in the equations, even though all three can be derived from the wave constants. In this paper, a potential reason for these factors is discussed as the g-factors of physics.
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The equations in Energy Wave Theory accurately model particle energy, photon energy, forces, atomic orbitals and derive 23 fundamental physical constants from only five wave constants. Yet three correction factors are apparent in the equations, even though all three can be derived from the wave constants. In this paper, a potential reason for these factors is discussed as the g-factors of physics.
Key concepts: Physics, Energy (signal processing), Wave equation, Constant (computer programming), Atomic orbital, Photon, Wave mechanics, Classical mechanics