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                        3.6 Making time for immediate calculations

                        We define the remaining attributes of cavitation ci1 f, ci1 e. Period Θ= 1/υ sec, where
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                  υ is the photon frequency: υ= 6·10  Hz, i.e. Θ= 1/(6·10 ) = 1,7·10  sec; The value of
                  the gyroscopic frequency (in a field of a constant magnetic field) for an electron: ω=
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                  m·c /h  =  9,1·10 ·9·10 /(6,62·10 )  =  12,4·10          19   Hz  ,  the  period  value  is  Θ=
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                  1/(12,4·10 )  =  8·10   -21  seconds.  If  the  magnetic  field  is  stretched,  then  the  angular
                  frequency  is  determined  by  the  formula  ω=  e·B/m,  and  the  resonant  frequency  is
                  determined  by  the  formula  υ=  ω/(2·π),  for  example,  B=  0.01  T  (Tesla),  υ=  ω/(2·π)
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                  =e·B/(2·π·m)  =  10 ·1,6·10 /(2·π·9,1·10 )  =  2,8·10         8   Hz,  that  is,  the  period  Θ=
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                  1/(2,8·10 )=3,6·10 sec.
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                        What do these calculations show? As we have said, although the EP (which is either
                  a photon or an electron, as we agreed in advance for this work), which was transformed
                  into a cavitation ci1, is not a wave of classical physics, it is clear that the superhigh-
                  frequency HF-POM is a vibrational process. That is why we pay attention to the concept
                  of the period.
                        During  each  period,  Θ  the  cavition  has  time  to  recover  from  the  previous
                  microexplosion and, in the same time interval, the cavition has time to collapse once
                  again. Consequently, the period Θ is approximately divided into two halves Θ/2, on one
                  of them the cavitation is restored, and on the other half the cavitation collapses, thus
                  completing one full cycle of the oscillatory - vibration process. At the same time, the
                  energy of the microexplosion of the second stage is expended on the restoration of the
                  first stage bubble.

                        Here we would like to draw attention to the problem expressing the “spin of the
                  electron”: the fact that the period is divided into a hit would be interpreted as ½-spin.
                  After this period, it is easy to determine the duration of a pair of collapse-restoration of
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                  a  cavition  of  type  ci1:  a  photon  for  each  period  overcomes  Θ·c  ≈1,7·10 ·3·10 =
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                  5,1·10  m. For example, the distance from the Sun to  the land is 14.96·10  m, i.e.
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                  Θ·(14,96·10 /(5,1·10 )) ≈ 1,7·10 ·2,9·10  сек = 4,93·10  сек = 493 сек ≈ 8,2 min.
                        This means that a solar photon moving in the form of a cavition will reach the Earth
                  in 8.2 minutes.
                        Let us give an example for an electron: its velocity is v= 10  m/s (this is the thermal
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                  velocity of the electron v T, corresponding to the temperature T= 300 °K); this electron-
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                  cavitation overcomes the distance during the period Θ·v= 3,6·10 ·v = (3,6·10  sec)·(10
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                  m/sec) = 3,6·10  m; for example, to reach the end point of a conductor extending over
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                  a distance of 1000 km, Θ·(10 /(3,6·10 )) = 3,6·10 ·10 /(3,6·10 ) = 10 seconds, the
                  electron will spend 10 seconds, moving in the form of movement of the HF-POM.


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