ISSN: 2706-8862
Volume 11, Number 5 (2026)
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SCIREA Journal of Physics (ISSN: 2706-8862)

SCIREA Journal of Physics is an international, scientific peer-reviewed open access journal published online by SCIREA.

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Emmanuel Saucedo-Flores
Abstract: The effect of extending from 10 to 14 digits the precision of the numerical value of α, the Sommerfeld constant, is shown to be effective in generating equations to define and calculate matching numeric values of several important α-related fundamental physical constants instituted as exact. It is also demonstrated that the
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Asghar Noormohammadi
Abstract: In this research, we have made efforts to construct a model that formulates an equation for the motion of particles in quantum field theory (QFT). With this objective in mind, the Heisenberg uncertainty principle was examined for its relevance to the consolidation of all the presented fields. The result suggests a novel pri
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Jeet Santosh Bhaskar
Abstract: This paper develops a candidate framework in which spacetime is emergent and the fundamental domain is a configuration space of complete physical histories, termed complete-timeline configuration space. A complete timeline is defined as an equivalence class of globally specified field-and-geometry histories modulo gauge red
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Zhenglong Xu
Abstract: This paper reveals the core issues inherent in Einstein's cosmological field equations and their solutions, the Friedmann equations, through an in-depth analysis. The study found that to construct models of a static or accelerating expanding universe using cosmological field equations, two key assumptions must be introduced
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Nasko Elektronov
Abstract: A universal analytical criterion for gravitational disruption of any cohesive body – satellite, ring particle, asteroid, or neutron star – is presented. The criterion accounts for tidal forces from the central body (planet, star, black hole), centrifugal forces from the body's own rotation, and differential tidal effects fr
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Hui Peng
Abstract: In this article, we show that mathematics can be applied to discover physical laws. First, we show that the following physical laws can be derived from the vector calculus identities: (1) Poynting's Theorem; (2) Gauss's Law for Magnetism; (3) Charge density Continuity equation; (4) Wave equation of potential A
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F. C. Hoh
Abstract: The known masses of 6 mesons, π±, K±, D0, Φ(1020), J/Ψ, and Y(1S), chosen for their purity in their quark contents, have been inserted into the meson mass formula in SSI, scalar strong interaction hadron theory, to fix the masses of the five quarks, u, d, s, c, and b and a co
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Nasko Elektronov
Abstract: This paper describes a permanent magnet with an external circular magnetic field (poleless permanent magnet) and its properties, as well as a method for its creation. The magnet generates a strong external azimuthal magnetic field around a cylinder of a magnetically hard high-coercivity material, such as NdFeB, SmCo, AlNiCo
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Wei Zhang
Abstract: The classical Newton formula F=G Mm/r^2 reveals the law of gravity of celestial bodies and everything, but does not explain the cause of gravity. General relativity says that gravity doesn't exist, but is a curvature of space-time. Quantum mechanics suggests the existence of so-called gravitons, but so far none have been
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Mizuhiko SAEKI
Abstract: A form of the transverse magnetic susceptibility is derived and the resonance absorption and transverse magnetization are discussed for a ferrimagnetic spin system interacting with a phonon reservoir in the spin-wave region, employing the TCLE method of linear response in terms of the non-equilibrium thermo-field dynamics (
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