A Unified Theory of Atomic Structure and Transition Spectra: Geometric Regulation by the Universal Background Field D
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| author | ueda, takashi |
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| contents | <p>This paper presents a derivation of periodic atomic radii from Hydrogen (H) to Ameri-</p> <p>cium (Am) using a unified field equation based on the interference between effective mass</p> <p>and radius. The analysis reveals that a many-body effect coefficient D ≈ 1042, represent-</p> <p>ing the universal background field, is essential for the stability of atomic structures at the</p> <p>observed scale (10−10 m). We propose a "Layered Field Model" where the internal shell</p> <p>structures of heavy atoms are identified by transferring D-values from noble gas elements.</p> <p>This suggests that atomic architecture is geometrically regulated by the energy density of</p> <p>the universal background field.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | A Unified Theory of Atomic Structure and Transition Spectra: Geometric Regulation by the Universal Background Field D ueda, takashi <p>This paper presents a derivation of periodic atomic radii from Hydrogen (H) to Ameri-</p> <p>cium (Am) using a unified field equation based on the interference between effective mass</p> <p>and radius. The analysis reveals that a many-body effect coefficient D ≈ 1042, represent-</p> <p>ing the universal background field, is essential for the stability of atomic structures at the</p> <p>observed scale (10−10 m). We propose a "Layered Field Model" where the internal shell</p> <p>structures of heavy atoms are identified by transferring D-values from noble gas elements.</p> <p>This suggests that atomic architecture is geometrically regulated by the energy density of</p> <p>the universal background field.</p> |
| title | A Unified Theory of Atomic Structure and Transition Spectra: Geometric Regulation by the Universal Background Field D |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19371708 |