Theoretical implications of a classical unitary theory of gravitation and the electromagnetism in the explaining of the planetary perihelion precession and the super-heavy astroparticles

Abstract

i.e.dependent on the vvspeed of quanta relative to the interaction semi-surface: 2 2 0 2 ·2 0 π π = = = S r n a nS x x , of the charge q=n·e, the electric charge’s sign depending on the helicity of the vectons, (on the vecton’s spin orientation relative to the vecton’s impulse), obtained by the (pseudo)magnetic interaction with the polarized vectorial photons of the electron’s surface.1,2 In CGT, Sx 0 is considered as being the interaction section of the electron with the E-field quanta: ( )2 0 S a r x v π = + , with: a=1,41fmthe radius of an electron with the e-charge on its surface and rv=0,41·athe gauge radius of the vecton, (CGT), which results by the value of gauge constant k1 calculated by considering thatat electron’s surface (r=a), the electrostatic energy density is equal with the kinetic energy density ∈v(a) of the E-field quanta, i.e.: