Wheeler & Feynman's Response of the Universe, revisited

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In a famous 1945 paper Wheeler and Feynman (1) sought the cause of radiation from an accelerated electron. They assumed that acceleration produced an electromagnetic wave pulse from the electron that caused responding waves from static point-particle absorbers in the universe. Problems arose with possible violation of causality by waves that begin before their cause. This paper points out that a rigorous logical solution is obtained (2) when the electron is a dynamic structure of two scalar quantum waves. The scalar wave equation produces two such inward and outward spherical waves. The two waves combined have complete properties of positrons and electrons and the natural laws. Thus the problem is resolved by replacing the point particle with a scalar quantum wave structure (3). ... The conclusion: The universe and the laws of nature are inter-connected by co-mingled matter waves. Thus if the stars did not exist, it would be meaningless to think that we could exist. 1) Wheeler & Feynman, RMP, 17, 157 (1945). 2) Wolff, Gravition and Cosmology, Kluwer Acad. Publ. (2002). 3) www.QuantumMatter.com

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