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Thanks. Interaction of a particle, including a photon, with an electrogravitational field depends on its charge to mass ratio. If we do... -
ohwilleke reacted to deuteron's post in the thread I Weak Interaction Hamiltonian V-A Structure Derivation with
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Hi! I am trying to come to the V-A structure of the weak interaction Hamiltonian, but I am having some issues with it. In Feynman &... -
Here is an old thread I started, addressing this very question. The discussion turned up a bunch of historic literature on the subject...
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ohwilleke posted the thread Intro Physics A New Free Ukrainian Language Undergraduate Physics Study Guide in Science and Math Textbooks.Lidiia L. Chinarova, et al., "Physics. Tasks With Solutions" arXiv:2507.00064 (June 27, 2025) (Textbook in Ukrainian 234 pages).
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ohwilleke replied to the thread A Charge to mass ratio of a photon.I wonder to what extent the confusion results from the existence of different definitions of the term "mass" in general relativity from...
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ohwilleke replied to the thread A Charge to mass ratio of a photon.Also, SSRN, as its name suggests, overwhelmingly publishes non-peer reviewed preprints in the Social Sciences (and humanities) and not...
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This links to the Social Science Research Network (SSRN) which is simply a preprint server that accepts most any submission...
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ohwilleke reacted to Karmyogi01's post in the thread A Charge to mass ratio of a photon with
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I truly appreciate you trying to shed very helpful light on the subject. Let us consider a situation wherein a blackhole gobbles up a... -
ohwilleke replied to the thread A Charge to mass ratio of a photon.You are confused. The trajectory of a photon from some distant source in the vicinity of a charged black hole is not different from the...
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ohwilleke reacted to Karmyogi01's post in the thread A Charge to mass ratio of a photon with Skeptical.
Photon is supposed to have a vanishingly small amount of charge and a vanishingly small amount of mass. However, I have been unable to...
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ohwilleke replied to the thread A Charge to mass ratio of a photon.It is worth noting that these very low upper bounds are entirely due to the limits of scientific instrumentation. There is no positive...
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ohwilleke replied to the thread A Charge to mass ratio of a photon.I'd add that there are qualitative implications of a particle having non-zero mass or charge, ever so slight, which are not observed...
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I am also not aware of any widely accepted idea of an electrogravitational field except in the general concept of a unified theory. I...
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Please provide credible scholarly references that: 1) Define the "electrogravitational field". 2) Explicitly state that the...
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You've already asked this question at https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/854698/charge-to-mass-ratio-of-a-photon. The answer...