Spin Relativistic
4-fold C=1/4 loxodrome spherical helix magnetic flux approximate manifold for the electron


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accurate version )
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© Emmanouil Markoulakis, no permission for any use, distribution or modification.
Active publication material, March 2020. Hellenic Mediterranean University
contact:
markoul@chania.teicrete.gr
→
cross-section
of above explanatory animations
see also EM's
model of the atom
animations by
w. daeumler (
artmetic /
horn torus )
wd's version of the parametric form for above animations:
x = r·(1 − cosφ)·cos(φ/c ∓ Δω)
y = r·(1 − cosφ) · sin(φ/c ∓ Δω)
z = r·sinφ, with c = 0.50
Δω = Δω(t) makes artificial rotation around axis
(to get a continuous trajectory with 12 loops, c slightly was altered to 0.48)
→
definition of φ