There is still a lot of debate as to what exact mechanisms create the electric fields
which have accelerated these particles;
try Magnetowave Induced Plasma Wakefield Acceleration. She'll do 10^21
http://prl.aps.org/abstract/PRL/v102/i11/e111101
There is still a lot of debate as to what exact mechanisms create the electric fields
which have accelerated these particles;
saul wrote:Are you talking about charge?
http://www.sciencephoto.com/media/1220/enlarge
+EyeOn-W-ANeed2Know wrote:It's my understanding that there's a significant difference in the 2 when it comes to the electron...
+EyeOn-W-ANeed2Know wrote:Which brings me to asking if anyone has an explanation for such discrepancies...
other than they may not be the particles we think they are.
Michael V wrote:Sparky,
That's right, Magnetism. Rub those electrons into alignment and watch the wonders ensue.
Consider a spinning disc attached to a post. Let's have the disc spinning clockwise. Now go round and look at the disc from the other side. It is still spinning the same way, but now you will observe it as spinning anti-clockwise. Same disc, same direction of spin, but two different observational results. Just a thought that you might want to spin round your mind a few times.
Michael
mention of Dirac makes me immediately suspicious.
Until, then I can assure you and everyone, that there is no such beasts as positive charge and negative charge. This belief system, that is also the basis of the quark superstition, has no place in physics. No doubt we will next be told that there is such a thing as an attractive force.
Michael V wrote:Consider a spinning disc attached to a post. Let's have the disc spinning clockwise. Now go round and look at the disc from the other side. It is still spinning the same way, but now you will observe it as spinning anti-clockwise. Same disc, same direction of spin, but two different observational results. Just a thought that you might want to spin round your mind a few times.
Michael
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