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The spinning charged ring model that yields correct electron characteristics is proposed here for the proton, positron and antiproton. The ring with electrostatic charge <em>e</em> spins with tangential velocity <em>c,</em> giving the charged elementary particles constant and identical values of magnetic flux. For all four particles, the approrpiate radii <em>R</em> and half-thickness <em>r</em> of the ring can be chosen to yield the observed spins, magnetic moments, sizes and masses.[[Category:Scientific Paper]] | The spinning charged ring model that yields correct electron characteristics is proposed here for the proton, positron and antiproton. The ring with electrostatic charge <em>e</em> spins with tangential velocity <em>c,</em> giving the charged elementary particles constant and identical values of magnetic flux. For all four particles, the approrpiate radii <em>R</em> and half-thickness <em>r</em> of the ring can be chosen to yield the observed spins, magnetic moments, sizes and masses. | ||
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| Scientific Paper | |
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| Title | Spinning Charged Ring Model of Elementary Particles |
| Author(s) | David L Bergman |
| Keywords | spinning charged ring model, elementary particles, magnetic moments |
| Published | 1991 |
| Journal | Galilean Electrodynamics |
| Volume | 2 |
| Number | 2 |
| Pages | 30-32 |
Abstract
The spinning charged ring model that yields correct electron characteristics is proposed here for the proton, positron and antiproton. The ring with electrostatic charge e spins with tangential velocity c, giving the charged elementary particles constant and identical values of magnetic flux. For all four particles, the approrpiate radii R and half-thickness r of the ring can be chosen to yield the observed spins, magnetic moments, sizes and masses.