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Equation 70 · Part 1 · The Atlas That Refuses to Close

Symbol omega_Z

ωZ=2Mc2ℏ,\omega_Z = \frac{2Mc^2}{\hbar},
ωZ\omega_Z

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omegaZa_Z is part of the quantity the equation computes from the expression on the right.

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omegaZa_Z is part of the quantity the equation computes from the expression on the right.

The passage around this formula

…equation of motion picks up, alongside the ordinary uniform drift, an oscillating term with no classical counterpart: an angular frequency ωZ=2Mc2ℏ\omega_Z = \frac{2Mc^2}{\hbar}. set purely by the rest mass. For an electron this is ωZ\omega_Z ≈\approx 1.55×\times10^{21}\ rad s−1\mathrm{rad\,s^{-1}} , an oscillation period of roughly four zeptoseconds in the particle’s own rest frame — a boosted lab observer would clock a longer, time-dilated period by the ordinary factor γ\gamma , coordinate time and proper time parting ways in exactly…

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