A Seed Aggregate Model of the Electron
Electron mechanics is developed using various chains of events that link electrons to the absorption and emission of force-carrying particles. An isolated electron is mathematically represented using the orbital chain
where each repeated cycle Ω is a bundle of 40 Anaxagorean sensations; 8 right-side and 12 left-side acoustic sensations; 2 hot, 2 cold, 2 warm and 2 cool thermal sensations; 4 yellow, 4 blue and 4 white visual sensations. Here is a visual representation of an electron made by combining the icons of its component sensations.
| S | G | ||||||
| B | O | Ō | E | ||||
| B | O | Ō | Ō | O | E | ||
| S | O | Ō | U | U | Ō | Ō | G |
| G | Ō | Ō | U | U | Ō | O | C |
| E | O | Ō | Ō | O | T | ||
| E | Ō | O | T | ||||
| G | C |
Each Anaxagorean sensation defines a seed. So an electron cycle can also be represented as a collection of seeds
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| Next step: a quark model of the electron. |
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