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A Critique of the Fundamental Assumptions of Quantum Mechanics

Gaskill, Philip B.
1990
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The quantum is attributed to resonance in the atom or molecule. The point particle is contrary to scattering and spin experiments. A finite-size particle model provides a physical explanation for particle characteristics. It is concluded that these assumptions of quantum mechanics are not based on a solid experimental foundation.

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A Critique of the Fundamental Assumptions of Quantum Mechanics
Author
Gaskill, Philip B.
Date
1990
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International Conference on Creationism Proceedings
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2
Issue
1
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Volume 2:I, Pages 91-100
Pages
19
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