Authors: Carlos Alejandro Chippini
Los casos ideales sirven para analizar abstractamente la estructura teórica de la física.Permiten, por ejemplo, evaluar la coherencia individual y mutua de las leyes. Una ventaja delos casos ideales es poner en evidencia detalles que pueden motivar investigaciones futuras.En el desarrollo de este documento, el objetivo es plantear el equilibrio entre la repulsióneléctrica coulombiana y la atracción gravitatoria newtoniana en condiciones ideales, parasimplificar toto lo posible la tarea matemática. Los objetos ideales que participan son dosnubes de átomos positronios que no son neutras. Cada una tiene un exceso de electrones muypequeño. Entonces se repelen mutuamente equilibrando a la fuerza gravitatoria.Cada nube posee individualmente un equilibrio dinámico que permite soportar el exceso deelectrones sin dispersión de la nube. El análisis termodinámico pone en evidencia la relaciónexplícita entre el número de electrones en exceso y el número total de positroniosconstituyentes de la nube.El número de grados de libertad queda determinado. En consecuencia, queda determinado elnúmero mínimo de electrones en exceso imprescindible para posibilitar el equilibrio. Por larelación mencionada previamente, queda determinado el número total mínimo de partículasintegrantes de la nube.Sucede algo no planeado. El número total mínimo coincide muy bien con el número deAvogadro. Este detalle reclama investigación.Lo mostrado en este documento es simplemente un juego abstracto referido a condicionesideales, que sería útil si pudiese motivar investigaciones futuras.
Ideal cases serve to abstractly analyze the theoretical structure of physics.They allow, forexample, to evaluate the individual and mutual coherence of the laws. An advantage of theideal cases is to reveal details that can motivate future investigations.In the development of this document, the objective is to establish the balance between theCoulomb electrical repulsion and the Newtonian gravitational attraction in ideal conditions,to simplify the mathematical task as much as possible. The ideal objects involved are twoclouds of positronium atoms that are not neutral. Each has a very small excess of electrons.So they repel each other balancing the gravitational force.Each cloud individually has a dynamic equilibrium that allows the excess of electrons to besupported without scattering from the cloud. The thermodynamic analysis reveals theexplicit relationship between the number of excess electrons and the total number ofpositronium constituents of the cloud.The number of degrees of freedom is determined. Consequently, it is determined minimum1number of excess electrons essential to enable equilibrium. Then, by the previously mentionedrelationship, the minimum total number of particles forming the clouds is determined.Something unplanned happens. The minimum total number agrees very well with Avogadro'snumber. Can this be random? A detail to investigate.What is shown in this document is simply an abstract game referring to ideal conditions,which would be useful if it could motivate future research.
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