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physics.gen-ph2011

Emergence String and Mass Formulas of Hadrons

Yi-Fang Chang

Assume that hadrons are formed from the emergence string. Usual string should possess two moving states: oscillation and rotation, so we propose corresponding potential and the equ…

physics.gen-ph2010

Duality, Mechanical Wave Theory, New Quantum Operators and Nonlinear Equations in Quantum Theory

Yi-Fang Chang

Various dualities are summarized. Based on the universal wave-particle duality, along an opposite direction of the developed quantum mechanics, we use a method where the wave quant…

physics.gen-ph2010★ 1 cited

Various Decays of Particles, Universal Decay Formulas and Their Possible Dynamic Basis and Applications

Yi-Fang Chang

The decay modes and fractions in particle physics are some quantitative and very complex questions. Various decays of particles and some known decay formulas are discussed. Many im…

physics.gen-ph2009★ 2 cited

Social Synergetics, Social Physics and Research of Fundamental Laws in Social Complex Systems

Yi-Fang Chang

We proposed social synergetics and the four basic theorems, in which theorem of perfect correlation on humanity is researched mathematically. Generally, we discuss the four variabl…

physics.gen-ph2009★ 1 cited

Moderate Degree of Input Negative Entropy Flow and Decrease of Entropy in Astrophysics, Biology, Psychology and Social Systems

Yi-Fang Chang

Thermodynamics have been applied to astronomy, biology, psychology, some social systems and so on. But, various evolutions from astronomy to biology and social systems cannot be on…

physics.gen-ph2009

Unified Equations of Boson and Fermion at High Energy and Some Unifications in Particle Physics

Yi-Fang Chang

We suggest some possible approaches of the unified equations of boson and fermion, which correspond to the unified statistics at high energy. A. The spin terms of equations can be…