Derivation of the Proton's Magnetic Moment beyond QED and QCD Theories

G. P. Shpenkov

Academy of Computer Science and Management,

Legionow 81, 43-300 Bielsko-Biała, Poland

shpenkov@janmax.com

March 14, 2008

Abstract

The first precise derivation of the proton's magnetic moment based on the Dynamic Model of Elementary Particles (DM), beyond quantum electro- and chromodynamics, is presented in this paper. Longitudinal and transversal exchange interactions and corresponding to them longitudinal and transversal exchange charges, originated from the DM, were taken into account at the derivation. The results presented, along with other works of the author, including the derivation of electron's and neutron's magnetic moments, confirm the advantage of the DM.

PACS Numbers: 01.55.+b, 03.40.Kf, 03.50.-z, 03.65.Ge, 11.90.+t, 12.90.+b

Key Words: general physics, classical field theory, units and standards, particle theory, proton's magnetic moment, solutions of wave equations, Bessel functions
 

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A short variant of this paper, sent to Physical Review Letters (17.03.2008, Reg. No. LQ11487) and turned out not to be suitable for publication there, is presented here:

(Letter to PRL)