Vak Posted November 7, 2010 Posted November 7, 2010 Elementary particle — autosoliton or the connected groups of autosolitons among fudls. They self-arise from vacuum — disorder area of the Lattice — owing to fluctuations of oscillatory and transfer activity of fudls. So, self-arisen photons represent not that other as "relic" radiation. Full text: http://vak.jino.ru/particles.html
swansont Posted November 7, 2010 Posted November 7, 2010 ! Moderator Note Vak, this is a site that exists for discussion, not to drive traffic to your site. How would one go about testing your model? How is it falsifiable?
Vak Posted November 7, 2010 Author Posted November 7, 2010 Swansont, delete your literary trash, and move my topic back!
ajb Posted November 7, 2010 Posted November 7, 2010 How would one go about testing your model? How is it falsifiable? I cannot see a model presented on the website. To Vak: A couple to simple questions What is an autosoliton? Assuming it is a kind of solition, what models have these excitations? How does your idea relate to sigma models and the works of Skyrme?
ydoaPs Posted November 7, 2010 Posted November 7, 2010 Swansont, delete your literary trash, and move my topic back! Demanding things from the staff doesn't usually work well. You might want to be nicer and you might also want to follow our rules and etiquette guidelines. If you feel that swansont has treated you unfairly, you can contact a different staff member via Private Message so that they may analyze the situation and take any necessary action.
swansont Posted November 7, 2010 Posted November 7, 2010 1. Literary trash? 2. No. Feel free to contact another moderator, and try and convince them that your material isn't speculative. Good luck with that. 1
mississippichem Posted November 7, 2010 Posted November 7, 2010 Swansont, delete your literary trash, and move my topic back! That's not literary trash. Harry Potter is literary trash!
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