Heretofore Undocumented Mass-Magnetic Moment Power Curves and Their Relation to Particles and Nuclei of the Same Spin State (original) (raw)

The accepted view for the construction of atoms expects no simple correlation between the magnetic moments of spin-1/2 particles and spin-1/2 nuclei. Also accepted is that magnetic moments for nuclei represent a construction where unpaired particles show their presence by providing a magnetic moment to an atomic nucleus. The information provided herein clearly shows that power curve plots of mass versus magnetic moment for both particles and nuclei produce curves with three plotted points being the only number acceptable, and that there are interconnections between both particles and nuclei, as well as between curves. If particles and nuclei equally share these interconnections between mass and , these cannot be accurate explanations for either particle or nuclei construction. The additional families of three similar to the electron, muon, and tauon that appear as power curves with slopes not mimicking the magneton curve , clearly suggests new physics. Similar correlations between spin-3/2 particles and spin-3/2 nuclei indicate that the correlations are not specific to spin-1/2 and likely apply to all spin values. The suggestion is that all items of the same spin state are created in the same manner, and that the leptons are no exception.