Quant Formation: The Equation of Quants
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Wave Theory, which is a description of the behavior of nature, clearly shows that every energetic formation is comprised of two parts. However, both parts are made out of the same substance, which I have dubbed "energetic matter" (see Wave Theory). By dint of its peculiar spinning and revolving motion, energetic matter creates a wave formation of two semi loops in which energetic matter can circulate continually. Despite the two loops — the energetic and the magnetic — every part (quant) is in a state of superposition.

In the M51 galaxy, we see that the right semi-loop is energetic and has pushing properties, and the left semi-loop is magnetic (gravitational) and has pulling properties. The illustration below shows the concept of the theory, and the picture of the M51 galaxy shows the actual behavior of a galaxy.

The wave structure (quant) is an ideal energetic matter formation. In other words, the energy in an ideal quant formation (in both semi-loops) is divided equally: 1 = 1
This can be shown in the following equation:

1 = 1

Otherwise, the energy cannot continue to flow. This equation is consonant with Schrödinger's equation:

1 = 1

Since we are familiar with the composition of energetic matter and the structure of its formation, we can easily compute the value of each component. This equation thus compliments Schrödinger's, but since each possesses unique qualities they both have a place in the cannon of physics.

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Dr. Chaim Tejman, Copyright© 2001. All rights reserved.

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