Circular motion, Electromagnetic energy and Speed
The speed c0
of light results from the equations of Maxwell which are include
phenomena (μ0, ε0,
z0) that belong in electromagnetism. In course of time, the electromagnetism and motion of
electron constituted a fascinating, precious and inexhaustible field for research. A big field of science, technology and
particularly physics are connected with the speed of light c and its relation with electromagnetism. A creative
brain can't to don't observe and don't succumb in the temptation to correlate some known formulas of physics for phenomena
that belong in the electromagnetism with formulas for phenomena that describe simple motions of big bodies.
Magnetic
Penetrability of free space μ0 = 4π
×10-7
Η/m = 12.566368
×10-7
Henry /m
Dielectric Constant
of free space ε0 = 1/36π 109
= 8.854
×10-12
Farad /m
Characteristic
resistance of free space
z0 =
√(μ0/ε0
)
= μ0
·c ~ 377 Ohm
The speed of
light in the free space is given from the relation
c0 =
1/√(μ0 ε0)
Henry
=
Volt sec / Ampere = Ω sec (Resistance V/A)
Farad
=
Ampere sec / Volt = 1/Ω sec =
Ω-1
sec (Conductance
A/V)
Henry
×
Farad
= sec2
Ohm
=
Volt / Ampere
c2 = 1
/ μ0
ε0
→ c0 = 1 /√(μ0
ε0
)
√(μ0
/ ε0
) = Ω = 120 π
From the relations
c2
= 1/μ0 ε0
and
c = 1/√(μ0
ε0) we find :
μ0
= 1 / c2
ε0 and
ε0
= 1 / c2
μ0
√(μ0
/ ε0
)
= √1.419254
×105
= 376.7
Ω =
μ0
c = 120π
μ0
c
= 1/c ε0
= z0
μ0
c = RESISTANCE
| ε0
c = CONDUCTANCE
(H /m)
m/s = H / sec
| (F/m) m/s = F/sec
Henry = Volt × sec / Ampere = Ω × sec (Resistance R=V/I)
Farad = Ampere × sec / Volt = 1/Ω × sec = Ω-1 sec (Conductance S=I/V)
1 Farad
= 1 Coulomb / 1 Volt (C= Q/V)
1 Volt =
1 Joule / 1 Coulomb (V= P/I = IR)
1 Ampere
= 1 Coulomb / sec (I= Q/t)
1
Coulomb = 1 Ampere × sec (Q= I t)
1 Ohm
= 1
Volt / 1
Ampere (kg m2
s-3
A-2)
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The magnetic
penetrability μ0 and the dielectric constant ε0
are from the first phenomena which are presented in our visible world by motion in to space and which are connected with
particular phenomena of microscopic space and exclusively in the structure of matter. The phenomenon of solid mass is
presented by fast and alternating fluctuations in the transfer of wave energy, while in our visible world mass is
appeared like a perfectly separate and self-existent phenomenon. Similar, the phenomena of electricity and magnetic field
are presented, as if they do not have equivalence to phenomena of motion in material world. A potential comprehension of
these phenomena (that mathematically receive the values of μ0 and ε0)
with equivalent terms from motion of bodies, it will constitute a gate for the comprehension and for the
cross-correlation of many other phenomena in the structure of matter and about the relation between of physical forces.
It has become more than a suspicion, that certain of phenomena
described in physics as irrelevantly and separately are intermediary situations or particular cases of most known phenomena,
particularly of motion. We expect that between these phenomena are the dielectric constant of the free space ε0
= 8.8542 ×10-12 F/m and the magnetic penetrability
μ0 = 12.56636
×10-7 H /m, from which the fastest speed of electromagnetic waves (c = 1 / √ ε0
μ0 ) results.
μ0 = 4π × 10-7 Η/m = 12.566368 ×10-7 Henry
/m
ε0 = 1/36π 109 = 8.854 ×10-12 Fd /m
G = 6.6725 ×10-11 | c = 2.997924 ×108
m/s | c G ≈ 0.02
z0 = 120π = 376.9 Ω = √(μ0 / ε0) = √1.42 ×105
√μ0
= 1.1209977 ×10-3
√ε0 = 2.9755671 ×10-6
► The frequency fmax = 0.452444 ×1042
Hz
is result from the magnetic penetrability μ0
=12.56636 ×10-7 Henry
/m
with the
dielectric constant ε0=
8.854 × 10-12 Farad
/m of the free space, when
we consider that the Planck's constant h
coincides with a fundamental length λmin
= 6.62606 ×10-34
m
and applying the relation Vc
=1/ √μ0 ε0
and the fundamental relation for the co-ordination in electrotechnics
T= 2π√L·C.
In the formula
T= 2π√L·C
we consider the length λmin
= hbar
2π :
L = μ0
λmin
= 83.265508 ×10-41
Henry
C = ε0
λmin
=
58.667135 ×10-46 Farad
T2 = (83.26550 ×10-41
) (58.66713 ×10-46
)= 4884.95 ×10-87
(Henry
× Farad = sec2
)
T = √4.88495
×10-84
= 2.2102 ×10-42
sec
f = 1/2.2102 ×10-42
= 0.45244 ×1042
Hz
Henry = z0 sec → sec = Henry/z0
Really
83.265508 ×10-41
/ 376.9 = 2.21 ×10-42
Farad = sec /z0 → z0
=sec /Farad → sec=Farad × z0
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