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In Reply to: Re: I'll add some more confusion here posted by john curl on June 19, 2006 at 09:30:03:
jc: ""
This doesn't fit Hummel's equations. ""Actually, it does, but in ways you cannot elucidate from the quantum equations. (don't worry, I can't either..:-))
The difficulty is in interpreting Hummel's equations, and the application of them to real world problems. Yes, the quantum world is the current understanding (don't worry, that'll also change), but as you are showing, it is difficult to both understand and apply.
Yes, they all move at thermal velocities, yes there is apparent drift, yes they move in discrete amounts, and no, it is not reasonable to use quantum to perform engineering analysis of wire conduction in the macro world.
And no, there are no particles...there is something we call a particle, but that is merely a descriptor in four dimensional space.
It gets far worse than that, believe me..:-)
Cheers, John
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- Re: I'll add some more confusion here - jneutron 10:08:57 06/19/06 (4)
- Re: I'll add some more confusion here - john curl 12:04:55 06/19/06 (3)
- Re: I'll add some more confusion here - jneutron 12:16:24 06/19/06 (2)
- Re: I'll add some more confusion here - john curl 13:20:02 06/19/06 (1)
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