Some Calculations in the Quantum Mechanics of Elementary Particles.

Jorma Jormakka

Bell's Theorem implies that quantum correlation of entangled particles as calculated in quantum mechanics violates elementary probabilistic inequalities. It is shown that the reason is a problem in scaling of detector directions.

Hilbrand Johannes Groenewold

Hilbrand Johannes Groenewold

Austin J. Fearnley

This paper shows in Simulation 2 that aggregates of elementary particles’ hidden variable unit vector spin axes e, when projected onto appropriate detector angle vectors, give values which are in exact accordance with values given by quantum mechanics calculations. However, it is found that no method of calculation breaks the Bell Inequality AB’ + BC’ ≥ AC’: not the method in Simulation 2 and not the quantum mechanics calculation using projection operators.

Alexander M. Ilyanok

Quantum relativistic probability description of continuous world is re-examined. The new conception of physical world is offered. It is based on deterministic description of elementary particles, on conception The standard probability quantum relativistic picture of world is reviewed. The new picture of world is proposed. It is based on deterministic approach to elementary particles, discrete model of space determined by segmentation of particles and their fields and also by introduction of 9 Lorentz groups of transformations between systems of reference. It is supposed that elementary particles are segmented in space and change their form dependent on phase and structural state of substance. This approach allow to use linear differential second order equations to describe interactions. Maxwell equations are the partial case of them. This approach allow to eliminate basic paradoxes of quantum field theory and quantum mechanics and gives a new interpretation of well known experiments. To confirm the theory proposed basic parameters of macroquantum effects in condensed medium including cosmic objects are calculated. Particularly, parameters of high temperature superconductors being stable till temperature 93,5 Centdegree are calculated. It is supposed that electrons in atomic hydrogen at 6000 Centdegree at the Sun can occur in superconducting state.

H.J. Groenewold