Advanced quantum mechanics and particle physics, from an elementary approach

Petre P. Teodorescu, Nicolae-Alexandru P. Nicorovici

M.A. Punyasena

Paul Bracken

The development of quantum mechanics has taken physics in a vastly new direction from that of classical physics from the very start. In fact, there continue at present to be many developments in the subject of a very fundamental nature, such as implications for the foundations of physics, physics of entanglement, geometric phases, gravity and cosmology and elementary particles as well. It is hoped the papers in this volume will provide a much needed resource for researchers with regard to current topics of research in this growing area.

Victor Vaguine

Aphysical quantum mechanics (AQM) is a deeper quantum theory. It introduces the position parameter. All quantum enigmas are explained. Quantum optics and particle physics undergo dramatic founda-tional transformation. Quantum laws are not universal. Quantum reality is subset of objective reality. Understanding of quantum reality is expanded by adding two more fundamental categories: aphysical category and elementary consciousness of elementary particles. The gap between consciousness of non-living matter and living matter is closed. All elementary particles have inner structures of perfect geometry, well-defined position or trajectory. A self-entangled elementary particle can be in several locations at the same time, physically always in one and aphysi-cally in all others. Fundamental understanding of quantum computing is possible only on the basis of AQM. AQM opens the floodgates of new physics. The gap between quantum physics and classical physics is closed.

Shubham Chakraborty

Айшолпан Есенкелди, Іңкәр Қатарбекқызы Жанызакова

This article presents an overview of the concept of spin and the spin operator of elementary particles. Spin is one of the intrinsic properties of elementary particles and is an important factor that characterizes their interactions in quantum mechanics. Spin operators define the quantum states of spin and play a crucial role in the mathematical description of the spin properties of elementary particles. The article discusses the physical meaning of spin, the properties of spin operators, and their applications in quantum mechanics. These concepts are essential for understanding the interactions of elementary particles, as they form the basis of quantum theory and the fundamental principles of physics.