Wave-Particle Duality in Einstein-de Broglie Programs

Claude Elbaz^*

Academie Europeenne Interdisciplinaire de Science (A.E.I.S.), Paris, France.

DOI: 10.4236/jmp.2014.518213                

Abstract

The standard model of particle physics forms a consistent system for universe description. After following quantum mechanics, it derives particles from relativistic quantum fields. Since it does not include gravitation, it describes only one aspect of the universe. In extension of general relativity, Einstein had proposed a symmetrical and complementary approach of physics. In his program, he privileged a relativist field based on representations for physical phenomena, before a precise mathematical description. It allows completing and unifying the universe description, like both eyes for relief vision, and both ears for stereophonic audition. We propose to show it with many simple examples.

Keywords

Standard Model, Quantum Theory, Special Relativity, de Broglie Relation, Planck-Einstein Relation, Gravitation, Planck Parameters

Conflicts of Interest

The authors declare no conflicts of interest.

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