Theory of Elementary Waves (TEW)

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The discussion centers on Lewis Little's Theory of Elementary Waves (TEW), which claims to provide explanations for various quantum mechanics phenomena, including the EPR paradox and the Schrödinger cat paradox. The original poster seeks expert opinions on the validity of TEW due to their limited knowledge of quantum mechanics. However, the thread is criticized for promoting a private theory without adhering to forum guidelines, leading to its closure. The moderators emphasize that discussions of independent theories should occur in designated forums. Ultimately, the thread highlights the challenges of discussing unconventional theories in established scientific communities.
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Hi, i was reading a paper about finance and stock markets and i found a reference to Lewis Little's: Theory of Elementary Waves (TEW).

I have olny basic knowledge about QM so i can't say if this guy i right or no so i am asking the experts.

He says with his theroy he can succesfuly explain:

-EPR paradox in a local manner
-the Schroedinger cat paradox
-quantum measurement
-a deterministic explanation for the uncertainly principle
-the general theory of relativity
-etc

Link: http://physics.prodos.org/
Paper: http://www.yankee.us.com/TEW/TEW96paper.html
 
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This amounts to an advertisement for a private theory. Go back and review the guidelines you agreed to: we don't do that kind of thing at PF. We have the Indpendent Research forum for thos who wan to defend their theories rationally.

I am locking this thread.
 
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