Monthly Archives: August 2009
If you want to sing out, sing out
Why is there a 1919 photo of a silent movie star on my blog? I was watching TV just now. There was an advertisement for one odd thing or another. It abused a song that caught my attention. It was … Continue reading
Filed under Aging
Uncertain Spin
I’m releasing two papers that relate Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle, spin-1/2, the generations of elementary fermions, their masses and mixing matrices, and their weak quantum numbers. I haven’t blogged anything about these because I’ve been so busy writing, but I should … Continue reading
Filed under heresy, particle physics, physics
The Proton Spin Puzzle
For 20 years QCD has been unable to guess the structure of the most common stable hadron, the proton. This is exemplified in the “Proton Spin Puzzle.” A recent review article: The proton spin puzzle: where are we today? Steven … Continue reading
Filed under anomaly, particle physics, physics
