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Submitted byAnonymouson06-09-201711:50 AM
Status:
Gathering Support
Add Optical Design and simulation
Assumption:
The electron and the proton are opposite spherical fields with the E field equal to 1/surface_area of the sphere with the charge described as the center of the sphere
Each sphere may be of any size.
Each sphere moves according to every other sphere.
With this define elements, compounds, RF signals, etc.
