| Author: | Bernard Paul Badham | ISBN: | 1230000158385 |
| Publisher: | Bernard Paul Badham | Publication: | July 30, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Bernard Paul Badham |
| ISBN: | 1230000158385 |
| Publisher: | Bernard Paul Badham |
| Publication: | July 30, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Light Gravity
The Dynamic Casimir Effect and the Lamb Shift in Energy Levels of Atomic Particles as an Explanation for Quantum Gravity.
Abstract
In the light of the recent experiments carried out to demonstrated the dynamic Casimir effect, quantum gravitational flux theory is re-examined, concluding that gravity may be a quantum effect mediated by virtual and real light photons of the space vacuum, where relative acceleration between a mass and the space vacuum induces a mass-photon momentum exchange drag effect which we see as the force of gravity. The Lamb Shift that we observe in the energy levels of matter particles in a gravitational field may be evidence of light gravity at work.
This book is a concluding follow up to the author's previous full publication: The Enigma of Gravity - An insight into the origin and nature of an architectural phenomenon of the universe.
Light Gravity
The Dynamic Casimir Effect and the Lamb Shift in Energy Levels of Atomic Particles as an Explanation for Quantum Gravity.
Abstract
In the light of the recent experiments carried out to demonstrated the dynamic Casimir effect, quantum gravitational flux theory is re-examined, concluding that gravity may be a quantum effect mediated by virtual and real light photons of the space vacuum, where relative acceleration between a mass and the space vacuum induces a mass-photon momentum exchange drag effect which we see as the force of gravity. The Lamb Shift that we observe in the energy levels of matter particles in a gravitational field may be evidence of light gravity at work.
This book is a concluding follow up to the author's previous full publication: The Enigma of Gravity - An insight into the origin and nature of an architectural phenomenon of the universe.
