Ben-Amots: Relativistic exponential gravitation and exponential potential of electric charge

ABSTRACT: We present theories of gravitation and electric potentials with exponential dependence on the reciprocal distance. In the context of this kind of electric potential we investigate the dynamics of a relativistic electron interacting with a proton.

SUMMARY: We investigated two new gravitation theories with variable rest mass. We find that both give results very close to general relativity for known weak gravitational fields but both suggested theories do not exhibit "black holes." In order to verify which theory fits reality, analysis of existing NEA/NEO observational data is suggested.
An exponential electric potential similar to the exponential gravitation potential presently discussed is used for investigating the orbits of an electron around a proton. A new set of hydrogen electron orbitals inner to the Bohr orbitals and very close to the proton is found.

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KEYWORDS: Exponential potential, sub-Bohr orbital, Variable rest mass

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COMMENT: Lectured 14.6.2006 in IARD2006 Conference.

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AUTHOR'S COMMENTS (not included in the paper): The present paper was submitted a few months after the conference of June 2006 to the editor of the proceedings. As usual, the editor passed it to the reviewers and waited for their comments and my corrections. He did the same for all the other papers of the proceedings. Only after the editor gathered all the corrected papers, he submitted all of them together to the journal. The journal printed the papers with the date of submission to the journal, 3rd January 2007. This is a normal process for conference papers. I was accused in 2020 by an author of another paper published in 2006 that my paper submitted in 2007 did not refer to his paper of 2006. However, his paper was submitted in December 2006, a few days before the editor submitted my paper to the journal, and a few months after I submitted this paper to the editor. Therefore, I could not know about his paper on time. Furthermore, there is no obligation to refer to all the papers. Also, the reason for not referring to a paper is mostly not finding it in a survey. It is recommended to refer to the important first papers on the subject. The important first authors of the relevant papers were Milne (1938, 1943), Yilmaz (1958), Coleman (1971), and six others, whom my paper refers to 14 of their papers, but these predecessors were not referred by the accuser author, who ignored all the predecessors in order to claim that his paper of 2006 was the first one. Apparently he did not make any survey, which led him to believe that he was the first one. Anyway, my present paper includes much more relevant continuation derivations than all the references, and other not referred papers, either later or earlier. The most important issue is a new derivation in the present paper of a new set of sub-Bohr orbitals of the electron around a proton. The second important issue in my paper is another brand new derivation of other equations that leads to yet another solution without a black hole. No predecessor exists for both these original issues in my paper.

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