Proposal verifies dynamic soliton-phase model in double-slit experiment, suggesting a deterministic approach to quantum behavior.
This paper presents the "Dynamic Soliton-Phase Model" (DSPM), a deterministic alternative to standard quantum mechanics. The model eliminates the concept of superposition, proposing that the electron is a fundamental energy soliton—a structured clump of energy. Its behavior (wave-like or corpuscular) is determined not by probabilistic functions, but by its physical energy state ("phase"), which transitions under external physical influence. The paper provides a mechanical explanation for the double-slit experiment, the role of measuring devices, and the physical mechanism of detection on the screen, aiming to return micro-world physics to a framework of consistent determinism.
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