Re: Spin Confinement



logan wrote: 
What is the physical reason that in an orbital, only
2 electrons of spin up and down can exist. Why can't it
be 4 electrons of 2 spin up and 2 spin down as this can
also balance out? I want to understand the core reason
for the 2 electron limit in the Pauli Exclusion Principle.

logan

They don't fucking know, man.
They just make the rules after the fact.
*They have no actual physical model.*


There. There's your answer.

But the real reason is because when electrons
turn they create a magnetic field, and since
all these magnetic fields have the same center, they will
all share the same position.
This makes it necessary for the electrons to
all lie in and turn the same way around
the same disc (concentric rings).
But an atom is not a disc, it is a sphere, so
you have to sweep the disc through a spherical volume.

NOW.

When you rotate the disc in its own plane
at 1, or 3, or 5, or any odd number of turns
at the same time as precessing
it at 2 complete turns to sweep out
your sphere something wonderful
happens; every particle on one side of the disc
will now share its path with whatever is exactly
opposite itself on the disc.
Every pathway will contain a max of 2 members.
Also, an electron must precess through 720
degrees before completing its orbital.
It's called the Galaxy Model for the atom.
It is at
http://users.accesscomm.ca/john/

It is unique because QM doesn't
have a physical model.
They can't give you a physical reason because
they can't give you a physical picture of
the atom. Period.
Ask them for one.
They'll say, "Oh, it's like Bohr said but it's not
like that."

John

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