“The electron is a photon around Dark Matter”
Adrian Ferent
“The photon wavelength is 2πr, r the electron radius”
Adrian Ferent
“The high energy Gravitons emitted by Dark Matter keep the
photon inside the electron”
Adrian Ferent
“In Ferent Quantum Gravity is important the energies of the
Gravitons emitted by Dark Matter, not the Dark Matter mass”
Adrian Ferent
“Inside the electron, Dark Matter mass is much smaller than
electron mass, but has much bigger energy”
Adrian Ferent
“Ferent electron and positron collision:”
Adrian Ferent
“Photon momentum after n interactions:“
Adrian Ferent
“The way how the photon ‘oscillates’ inside the electron
will give the electron spin”
Adrian Ferent
“The way how the photon ‘oscillates’ inside the electron
will give the electron charge, negative charge – electron, positive charge –
positron””
Adrian Ferent
“Because electron–positron pair is produced by a photon –
photon interaction and two gamma rays of 0.5 MeV each will be created
in electron and positron collision, I considered only one photon inside the
electron”
Adrian Ferent
“Gamma ray is inside the electron because of electron’s
electromagnetic properties and electrons interactions with photons”
Adrian Ferent
Einstein said; “You know, it would be sufficient to
understand the electron” which is still true today.
“Conclusion: No Conclusion. So, what is an electron? An
electron is a particle, and a wave; it is ideally simple, and unimaginably
complex; it is precisely understood, and utterly mysterious; it is rigid, and
subject to creative disassembly. No single answer does justice to reality. ”
– Frank Wilczek
Our civilization is based on electrons, without knowing what
electron is.
Electrons cannot be described as solid particles. An
electron is a quantum object.
Because of Heisenberg uncertainty principle, particles
cannot be restricted to a geometric point in space because this would require
an infinite particle momentum.
Atomic orbital is a function that describes the
wave-like electron inside the atom and this function is used to calculate the
probability of finding the electron around the nucleus.
Electron and positron collision: at low energies the result
of the collision is the annihilation of the electron and the positron and
gamma ray are created.
If the annihilating electron and positron are at rest, each
of the resulting gamma rays has energy of 0.5 MeV and frequency of 123 EHz.
“Ferent electron and positron collision:”
Adrian Ferent
Where: DMe is the Dark Matter inside the electron
DMp is the
Dark Matter inside the positron
“Dark Matter interacts only gravitationally
with matter”
Adrian Ferent
“The elementary particles are created around Dark Matter”
Adrian Ferent
That is why at CERN they do not know what they collide, that
is why they do not detect Dark Matter.
“Because the elementary particles contain Dark Matter with
the mass much smaller than particles mass, Dark Matter is not detected at CERN”
Adrian Ferent
Photon – photon interaction: both photons are gammas rays
with just enough energy to produce an electron–positron pair.
“Ferent equation for the energy
of a photon E = h × f + a × f ”
Adrian Ferent
One possible explanation for the
electron:
“Because the photon has Dark
Matter, the interaction Dark Matter photon with Dark Matter electron, keep the
photon inside the electron”
Adrian Ferent
“Ferent equation for photon –
graviton interaction: E = h × f + a × f - a × ν “
Adrian Ferent
Another possible explanation for
the electron:
If I take in consideration the gravitons pe
emitted by the photon, the equation will be:
“Photon momentum after n interactions:“
Adrian Ferent
The momentum of gravitons pe emitted by the
photon, it is smaller than the momentum pk of the gravitons received
by photon from a galaxy.
That is why the photon will move towards the galaxy and this
is Gravitational lensing.
In the same way, was created the electron:
“The high energy Gravitons emitted by Dark Matter keep the
photon inside the electron”
Adrian Ferent
A single-photon pulse is a pure quantum state.
“The electron is a photon around Dark Matter”
Adrian Ferent
Because the photon must be very close to Dark Matter, in
classical view:
“The photon wavelength is 2πr, r the electron radius”
Adrian Ferent
Scientists will say for that radius is required a huge mass
for Dark Matter, this means the electron will have a huge mass.
The Schwarzschild radius, the radius of the event horizon:
In Ferent Quantum Gravity this is not relevant, because
Einstein Gravitation theory is wrong.
“In Ferent Quantum Gravity is important the energies of the
Gravitons emitted by Dark Matter, not the Dark Matter mass”
Adrian Ferent
“Mass–energy equivalence for Dark Matter: E = md ×
vp^2”
Adrian Ferent
That is why:
“Inside the electron, Dark Matter mass is much smaller than
electron mass, but has much bigger energy”
Adrian Ferent
That is why particles like axions, neutrino, neutralinos…are
not Dark Matter particles.
“What you learned from your professors, from peer-reviewed
journals, from your books, from the greatest scientists about Gravitation,
Black Holes, Dark Matter… is wrong”
Adrian Ferent
Adrian Ferent
“The elementary particles contain Dark Matter”
Adrian Ferent
“Unification between Matter and Dark Matter:”
Adrian Ferent
“Ferent equation for
elementary particles:”
Adrian Ferent
“Ferent equation for N elementary particles:”
Adrian Ferent
“Ferent equation for elementary particle, made of 2
particles, a Matter particle and a Dark Matter particle, is the Unification
between Matter and Dark Matter!”
Adrian Ferent
“The way how the photon ‘oscillates’ inside the electron
will give the electron spin”
Adrian Ferent
“The way how the photon ‘oscillates’ inside the electron
will give the electron charge, negative charge – electron, positive charge –
positron””
Adrian Ferent
“Because electron–positron pair is produced by a photon –
photon interaction and two gamma rays of 0.5 MeV each will be created
in electron and positron collision, I considered only one photon inside the
electron”
Adrian Ferent
“Gamma ray is inside the electron because of electron’s
electromagnetic properties and electrons interactions with photons”
Adrian Ferent
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