Matter Is Made of Waves
First published: 2011
Brief summary
Gabriel LaFreniere's primary-source presentation of the electron as a spherical standing wave system, using Jocelyn Marcotte's equations to visualize phase and amplitude, building directly on Milo Wolff's concentric spherical standing wave proposal.
Article
Matter Is Made of Waves is a primary source published by Archived personal website (LaFreniere) in 2011. It focuses on gabriel LaFreniere's primary-source presentation of the electron as a spherical standing wave system, using Jocelyn Marcotte's equations to visualize phase and amplitude, building directly on Milo Wolff's concentric spherical standing wave proposal.
Presents the electron as x = 2pidistance/lambda standing wave equation with amplitude/phase visualization. It also considers primary source, archived after LaFreniere's death. This gives the cycle claim a specific numerical and evidential setting rather than presenting periodicity only as a visual impression.
The article reports the following result: This concentric spherical standing wave system was first proposed by Mr. Milo Wolff. Mr. Jocelyn Marcotte's equations, x = 2 pi distance / lambda, were well known in the math literature, yet had never been related to the electron. The argument is strongest when its equations, assumptions and testable predictions are stated clearly and compared with established quantum and relativistic models.
For cycles researchers, the article brings together spherical standing waves, electron wave model, gabriel lafreniere, phase and amplitude. It is relevant to wave-based models of matter because it links physical interpretation to standing waves, phase, wavelength and relativistic or quantum behaviour.
The source is useful for the Wave Structure of Matter forum as an entry point into the topic. Its claims should be weighed against the quality of the data, the statistical test used, possible confounding factors and the availability of independent replication.
Source details and credits
- Source / publisher: Archived personal website (LaFreniere)
- Source type: Primary source (non-peer-reviewed)
- URL type: WWW
- Credits: Archived personal website (LaFreniere)
- URL: https://mildred.github.io/glafreniere/matter.htm