High Energy Particle Physics

    

The Physics of Subatomic Particles and their Behavior Modeled with Classical Laws

Authors: Jeff Yee, Lori Gardi

Using the physics of sound waves as a foundation, subatomic particles and their behaviors are modeled with classical mechanics to calculate the Planck energy, the electron’s energy and the energy levels of the first two atoms: hydrogen and helium. Five different methods are used to calculate energies, including spring-mass systems and wave systems, and all five are found to be equal in their calculations.

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