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June 21, 20240 citationsOpen Access

A photon model of particle: the de facto integration of Dirac equation and Relativity

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ZWZhaoxin Wang

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The spin nature of particle wave is unaddressed. Based on a naïve belief that the nature of physics/force cannot change, here I propose this novel photon model of particle that LITERALLY integrates implications of Dirac’s assertions and Relativity that have no alternative explanations . That’s, a particle with charge is a photon ( E = mc , Relativity) with LITERALLY 12 spin (Dirac equation), which has solely electricity (magnetism is just electricity due to speed; Relativity) that perpendiculars to its velocity (the only assumption), c→ (Dirac’s assertion). This model provides physical mechanisms of mass, charge and rotating magnetism , neutrino (therefore literally weak force), chirality, strong force , the de Broglie wave, Quarks in principle , Bell’s inequality, etc.; and by extension, gravity as the equivalence of General Relativity. This model is equivalent to Relativity mathematically, but not identical physically, therefore endorsing all its implications and equations with minor modifications. Consequently, as electricity due to speed, rotating magnetism does not follow the Lorentz transformation, and the Coulomb’s law and Maxwell’s equations only reflect parts of this model. Possible supporting evidence is presented. Although may be too simple to be true, this model can literally unite the electricity and magnetism, as well as the four fundamental forces in principle . Otherwise, the possibility of this University is 3-dimensional can be total dismissed. . Keywords Grand United Theory; Dirac equation; Relativity; Bell’s inquality; charge; particle model; magnetism; weak force; strong force; gravity

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68e63d15b6db6435875ceef6https://doi.org/10.22541/au.169778649.95152502/v2
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