Scientific site of H. V. Ansari

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My Scientific Papers:

Introduction

"GREAT MISTAKES OF THE PHYSICISTS"

Isn't Physics going astray?

Here, in the course of some analytical and mathematical discussions, classical justifications of many phenomena conceived as Quantum or Relativistic have been presented.

The contents of this site show, by reasoning, that :

(1) There exist yet so many quite obvious mistakes in the classical physics, some even being fundamental, that because of cursory passing of the physicists over them, their existence in preliminary textbooks has exposed the prestige of the physics to danger.

(2) Mistakes of the kind presented in Paragraph (1) are very so much more prevalent in the physics' known as Modern Physics, Quantum Physics or Relativistic Physics.

(3) If the contents of the site have been able to show some mistakes on the subject of Paragraph (1) and have presented their true and logical substitutes, then the material of the site will look much truer when, in several cases, the site has proceeded to just this act for the mistakes on the subject of Paragraph (2). In other words, if it is shown that many of the cases presented as firm evidence to prove truth of Quantum and Relativistic Physics have been in fact mistake or at least there have been no necessity to the supposition of their existence because indeed there are firm classical justifications and proofs for them (presented in the site), then it won't look logical that these reasonings to encounter excessive sensitivity.

Although admitting this fact that probably the majority of the physics community have been in error for many long years (from beginning of the birth of Modern Physics) is bitter, it is logical. Turning back on the logic of the classical physics and resorting to the emotional logics of Modern Physics were once interpreted as modernism and removing of fogyism. This site emphasizes that we should see the problem conversely and we must take steps to remove mistakes and substitute logic. 

Electromagnetism and Electrostatics

(6) Independence of capacitance from dielectric

(13) Electromagnetic theory without the Lorentz transformations

(26) Two kinds of potential difference for a capacitor

(22) Role of air pressure in diamagnetism

(23) Role of air pressure in the force between currents

(24) A deliberation on the limits of the validity of Newton's third law in Electromagnetism

(9) Electric current similar to water current

(18) Classical analysis of the electric conductivity

(1) Geomagnetic field reason, magnetic inversions, and extinction of species

(35) Actual justification of the Crookes and Nichols radiometers, and failure of solar sails

Also (8), (15), (11), (34)

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Quantum Mechanics

(2) Compton effect as a Doppler effect

(5) Classical justification of the Stern-Gerlach experiment

(11) Wrong construig of the Boltzmann factor

(8) Classical justification of the Hall effect

(12) Classical justification of the wave-like behavior of electron beams

(16) Classical justification of the Franck-Hertz experiment

(10) Classical justification of the photoelectric effect

Also (9), (18), (1), (14)

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Relativity

(3) Optical deviation of stars light by Sun

(4) Does really stellar aberration contradict ether drag

(15) A critique of the definitions of mass and force

Also (13)

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Fluids and Thermodynamics

(7) A deliberation on the surface tension theory

(25) Why evaporation causes coldness; a challenge to the second law of thermodynamics

(36) Why the weather suddenly becomes colder just before the rising of the sun 

Also (9), (11)

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Mechanics

(19) Primary proof that the torque exerted on a stationary body is zero

(14) Cylindrical wave, wave equation, and method of separation of variables

Also (24), (25), (1)

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Optics

(17) A wave-based polishing theory

Also (10), (3), (4), (13), (34), (35)

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Mathematics and Computer

(27) Odd algebraic bases, and their utility in computer science

(21) A proof for Goldbach's conjecture

(20) Solution to four-color problem

Also (14)

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Innovation Designs

(30) A new vacuum pump - blower

(33) A design for making a new simple coil trap