Energy Conversion Mechanics for Photon Emission per Non-Local Hidden-Variable Theory
@article{Pons2016EnergyCM, title={Energy Conversion Mechanics for Photon Emission per Non-Local Hidden-Variable Theory}, author={Dirk J Pons and Arion Pons and Aiden J. Pons}, journal={Journal of Modern Physics}, year={2016}, volume={7}, pages={1049-1067} }
Problem-Energy conversion processes in optical phenomena are incompletely explained by wave theory or quantum mechanics. There is a need for ontologically rich explanations at the level of individual particles. Purpose: This paper reports on the application of a non-local hidden-variable solution called the Cordus theory to this problem. The method is directed to the systematic development of a conceptual framework of proposed causal mechanisms. Findings: It has long been known that the bonding…
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