Coulomb Force, Charge, and Electric Properties under Collision Space-Time ()
ABSTRACT
We have recently published a series of papers on a theory we call collision space-time, that seems to unify gravity and quantum mechanics. In this theory, mass and energy are redefined. We have not so far demonstrated how to make it compatible with electric properties such as charge and the Coulomb force. The aim of this paper is to show how electric properties can be reformulated to make it consistent with collision space-time. It is shown that we need to incorporate the Planck scale into the electric constants to do so. This is also fully possible from a practical point of view, as it has recently been shown how to measure the Planck length independent of other constants and without the need for dimensional analysis.
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Haug, E. (2023) Coulomb Force, Charge, and Electric Properties under Collision Space-Time.
Journal of Applied Mathematics and Physics,
11, 686-704. doi:
10.4236/jamp.2023.113046.
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