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Franklin Hu
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Franklin Hu (Abstracts)
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  • How the Electrostatic Field Works (2019) [Updated 4 years ago]

    A fundamental question in physics is how do opposite charges attract and similar charges repel. What exactly is Charge and what exists between these charges that allows the transmission of these forces? This paper explains the electrostatic force as being the result of phased wave interactions between positive and negative charges. These waves are mediated by a special neutrally charged medium which transmits both normal electromagnetic waves and the special high frequency waves which make up the electrostatic force. This is a summary of a paper which can be found at: http://franklinhu.com/HowElectrostaticFieldWorks.pdf


  • How the Magnetic Field Works (2019) [Updated 4 years ago]

    The existence of the magnetic field and the force it creates has been known for a long time, but just how this magnetic field works and what creates the forces that magnets exert has remained a complete mystery. This paper attempts to fully explain the origin and the physical mechanics behind the magnetic force as being mediated by an invisible positron/electron dipole sea which can be polarized as a magnetic field and can deflect electrons which are passing through it. This is a summary of a longer paper which can be found at: http://franklinhu.com/HowMagFieldWorks.pdf


  • The Currency of Thought (2018) [Updated 5 years ago]

    When you are solving a problem, how are you doing that? What is that little conversation going on in your conscious mind and just how are we doing that? This talk will explore the idea that we use language as the currency for thought. Language is what enables the exchange of ideas within your head and without a language, you literally wouldn't be able to 'think'. We will explore how this could work and how it compares to current AI approaches and why they are simply wrong.


  • How Protons are Attached with Neutrons (2018) [Updated 5 years ago]

    It has always been a mystery how the protons of an atom manage to stick together in an atom. Protons should repel each other. The strong force has been proposed as the mechanism for holding protons together, however, it isn't clear how such a force could work which is extremely strong at close range, but doesn't exist at all at larger ranges. The strong force also doesn't explain why neutrons are present in the atom and what purpose they serve in making the atom stable. This paper proposes that it is actually the neutrons which provide the electrostatic "glue" that is necessary to hold the protons together.


  • How to Win the Nobel Prize by Finding the Mysterious and Much Maligned Aether (2017) [Updated 6 years ago]

    The easiest way to a Nobel Prize is to find a new fundamental particle. What better particle to find than the particle that makes up space? This paper explores the idea that this particle that has eluded detection can be found and that the Nobel Prize will be yours.


  • The Cubic Atomic Model (2013) [Updated 1 decade ago]
    by Franklin Hu   read the paper:

    A new atomic model is described which builds atoms out of alternating protons and electrons. Unlike the currently accepted planetary atomic model developed by Bohr and Rutherford, the nucleus is not a compact sphere of protons and neutrons which are surrounded by a cloud of electrons. Rather, the atoms are built up like Lego bricks into octahedral shapes. These shapes give rise to locations on the atoms for other atoms to dock and form molecules. These shapes also explain many of the observed properties of the atoms such as the observed ionization energies, spectra, fission fragments and the allowed isotopes for an atom. This model eliminates the need for the strong force and significantly simplifies our understanding of how atoms are constructed using only the electrostatic force.


  • The Real God Particle (2013) [Updated 7 years ago]
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    The Higgs boson has been described as the ?God? particle that will explain everything about the universe according to the popular press. The reality is that the Higgs boson of the Standard Model might only help explain how certain particles obtain mass. Instead of the heavy Higgs boson found at the LHC, another simpler particle that consists of only a joined positron and electron is considered as the candidate for the real ?God? particle. This is a particle that will live up to the hype that a single particle could explain such diverse and seemingly unrelated and unexplained phenomenon such as mass, inertia, magnetism and charge. This is a particle that will explain everything about the universe on a fundamental basis.


  • The God Computer (2013) [Updated 1 decade ago]
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         In 1990, the physicist John Archibald Wheeler suggested that every particle, every field of force, even the space-time continuum itself can be described as being derived as part of an apparatus or machine which handles binary data. This means that the entire universe could be nothing more than an elaborate digital computer – God’s computer. This paper explores the idea that it is possible to break down all of the complex physical observations we see in the world to actions which are only binary in nature. This will be done by postulating a digital space which runs with minimal rules and reproduces the behavior of empty space and positrons and electrons. From there, the rest of the particles and fields of force are derived.


  • Is Gravity Just the Electrostatic Force? (2013) [Updated 7 years ago]
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         This a paper explores the idea that gravity is just a fairly straight forward application of the well known electrostatic force. The usual objections to an electrostatic gravity are refuted and additional evidence supporting gravity as the electrostatic force are provided. It is shown that gravity isn't the mysterious force we think it is. Gravity is simply the electrostatic force.