The Charge Field

by Miles Mathis

Overview

More papers on the charge field, including my corrections to Maxwell's Equations, the Schrodinger Equation, the Drude-Sommerfield model, Anderson Localization, Blackbody Radiation, the Hall Effect, P-N Junctions, the Rayleigh Equation, the Rydberg Formula, the Proton Radius Puzzle, the Specific Heat Problem of electrons, and Gauss' Law. Book four in my continuing rewrite of physics, compiling papers from my website milesmathis.com. This one focusing on a total overwrite of QED.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781987089936
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	06/19/2019
Pages:	328
Sales rank:	283,478
Product dimensions:	5.90(w) x 8.90(h) x 0.70(d)

About the Author

Miles Williams Mathis (b. 1963) attended both Haverford College and the University of Texas, where he graduated Phi Beta Kappa and Summa cum Laude. Having turned down full scholarships to Rice and UT in engineering, he then turned down full scholarships to graduate schools to pursue his own coursework. He is an autodidact in many subjects, including painting, sculpture, poetry, art history, art criticism, physics and mathematics. He has published over 7,000 pages of physical and mathematical analysis, much of it highly controversial. He claims the distinction of being the only professional artist whose physics books are recommended by a NASA astrophysicist (see the introduction to his first book The Un-unified Field).

He is also the first individual whose science papers have outranked Wikipedia, PhysicsWorld, Space.com, New Scientist, EarthSky.org, ScienceDirect, ScienceAlert, Universetoday.com, ArsTechnica, MIT, Forbes, Harvard, Berkeley, phys.org, aps.org, ScientificAmerican, NationalGeographic, PBS, RoyalSociety, Nature, Astronomy.com, LiveScience, Dictionary.com, and the Encyclopedia Britannica. See milesmathis.com/critics.pdf

Editorial Reviews

Who could imagine it is the spins and flows of light that define and govern everything in our universe? Well, Miles could. Compared to the current physical paradigm, his writings are like those of a prophet.

blurb - Steven Oostdijk

Mathis peers over the shoulders of giants, finding fundamental errors in the theories and equations of history's greatest physicists. His corrections—delivered in a straightforward and refreshing style—enable him to rebuild physics, explaining phenomena that mystify modern science.

blurb - Joshua Guetzkow

In this volume, Miles Mathis dives further into the interactions of light and its relation to electric and magnetic phenomena, overhauling several fundamental equations of physics along the way. By developing the concept of the charge field, Mathis has plugged several holes in current theory and clarified vast areas of the subject. A truly astonishing achievement!

blurb - Gopi Krishna