Wave Electricity
The contents section
Theory
- Introduction to Wave Electricity
- The Hidden Geometry of the Hyperbolic Unit
- The origin of the Lorentz factor from an infinite idempotent splitting
- From the geometric state of the electron to the orbit of the hydrogen atom
- Mass as a geometric projection of a closed wave. Why is the mass of a photon zero?
- A Unified Geometric Model of Wave and Particle Motion
- Geometric origin of the square of the fine structure constant and the parameters of the Bohr atom
- Anomalous magnetic moment of the electron
- The origin of the Lorentz factor from an infinite idempotent splitting
- Geometric origin of the Lorentz factor and the energy invariant
- Electron spin as a consequence of the double orbital cycle in the geometric model
- Transition of electron and positron spin into photon polarization
- Multilevel idempotent splitting of the electron: the origin of spin 1/2 and the transition to a photon
- 1. First orbit
- 2. Higher Orbits and Subtle Splitting
- Geometric Origin of the Generalized Rydberg Law
- The uncertainty of the internal phase as a geometric basis for the Heisenberg principle
- Associated random phases. From particle uncertainty to two-particle interference
- 1. From an Idempotent Basis to a Geometric Model of the Electron’s Internal Structure
- 2. Double inner orbit of the electron, spinor periodicity and magnetic precession
Lorentz factor and split geometry
Electron and positron spin, polarization
Geometric construction of the orbits of the hydrogen atom
Diffraction of particles by a slit as a manifestation of the spatial phase of the operator J
Heisenberg uncertainty, related phases
Geometric model of the internal structure of an electron
A new Cartesian basis of two independent complex planes
Temporal field and its projections
- 1. The temporal field and the origin of space
- 2. Temporal Field Projections. Origin of Electric, Magnetic, and Wave Fields
Electrodynamics
- Geometric origin of electric force
- Attraction and repulsion of charges and currents as two projections of operator correlation
1. Electrical forces
2. Electromagnetic waves
Sum and difference of velocities as a composition of Doppler projections
The Birth of Matter from Split Operators
Geometric representation of particle interactions
- 1. States of particles and their transformations in the i-basis
- 2. Geometric rule of particle interaction
- 3. Branches as the basis for particle interaction
- 4. Probabilities and dynamics of branch restructuring
Capacitance and inductance of an electron and a positron
- The geometric meaning of the capacitance and inductance of an electron
- Second magnetic field in an electron
- Coefficientless Coulomb's Law and Ampere's Law
Applications
- The fine structure constant as the basis of the logarithmic scale of physical quantities
- Relativistic force as a change in an external parameter
- Appendix: Commutative algebra for a new Cartesian basis
- Dark matter as a scalar potential
Early Works

