The True Identity of the Quantum
An alternative history of quantum mechanics favouring Schrödinger’s continuous ontology
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The Solar System Model of the Atom
The solar system atomic model and its shortfalls.
The Wave Model of the Atom
Schrodinger’s wave model of the atom is described and how he chose to interpret it by looking for analogies in light and fluid mechanics.
Farewell to Primitive Concepts
Discovering how concepts such as energy, mass, space, force and charge can be replaced by frequency, motion and direction.
Fields
Identifying the anomalies in the gravitational, electrostatic and quantum fields. Demonstrating that given the contradictions in each of them any attempt to unify them is a fruitless excercise.
The Space Theory of Matter and the Vortex Atom
Examines the merits of a theory that could replace the current particle theory of matter.
Dynamics and the Continuum
The chances of arriving at a unified field theory increase if duality is removed and all phenomena is considered as variations of motion in one single continuum. What the continuum is, is an open question: a void, ether, a superfluid plasma or something else?