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Inside of a Single Photon: The inflectively torsional and torsionally inflective pathways embedded in particles, fields, and waves

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Abstract

What are the physical Ingredients, ings giving moveability to waves as propagating in light Photon, Ph? The answer may come with using Pathways, PWs in single Point Space1, sPS, that is a Topologic Object, TO. The PWs are unions of infinitesimally Torsional Inflectors2, TIs, those are given in both torsional and inflective coordinate systems families2, and suitable to understand working process of Ph. The approach explains a single Ph, sPh as a transmitter fold of inflective PWs. A Ph is categorized in possible 16 characteristic types, at least: non-active, activated, non-activated, active, passive, forced, sourced, self-activated, self-active, self-sourced, self-forced, self-passive, unforced, unsourced, visible, and/or invisible Ph. According to those characteristic types, they provide fields, light beams, waves, particles, sub-particles, sub-sub-particles, and ings of ings of possible most primitive and simple things with appropriate modulation schemes.

The PWs are infinitesimally inflective arc-like tubular TOs meshed inwards and onwards of sPS in same dimension with sPS. These PWs are infinitesimal inflectively torsional and/or torsionally inflective2 TOs and provide sPh characteristics as obeying convenient superposition principles1, 2.

Example: The concave-to-convex parts work similar to transmitter and propagator of arc-like PW tubes inwards vortex shaped photonic attractor2 inside a sPh.

1doi: 10.23919/URSI-EMTS.2019.8931478.

2doi: 10.46620/URSIATRASC24/ORNU5679.

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Presenters

  • Taner Sengor

    Yildiz Technical University (Retired)

Authors

  • Taner Sengor

    Yildiz Technical University (Retired)