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Magnetic Charge Theory Part 4: Fermion Angular Momentum
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Journal of Modern Physics·Volume 14 (2023)·Pages 1305–1309·Published 4 September 2023·DOI10.4236/jmp.2023.1410074
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Abstract
The magnetic charge concept is further developed to define the vibrational motion of a charged particle moving in the ether/dark matter. The angular momentum of the resulting motion is derived to be ħ /2 at all velocities. The vibrational motion also provides additional justification for the Coulomb and gravitational forces not having a singularity. Additional insights into antimatter composition and annihilation are also developed.
KeywordsParticle SpinAntimatterParticle VibrationParticle Angular MomentumMagnetic ChargeDark MatterEther
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