New Concepts in Quantum Mechanics: Exploring Fermions, Spin and Entanglement
This book proposes a fundamentally new framework for quantum theory rooted in real physical fields defined in Minkowski space, instead of the conventional Hilbert space formalism. It introduces a physically realistic model of fermions, built from coupled strings that explain spin, interference, entanglement, and the Planck constant, all without imaginary numbers or wavefunctions. The approach resolves longstanding paradoxes like Bell’s inequality violation and Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen correlations through a deterministic model with hidden variables. The book guides the reader from quantum basics to experimental implications.
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Preface (77 KB)
Components of the Book:
  • Book Summary
  • About the Author
  • Preface
  • Prologue: From Shadows to Stars
    —A Personal Journey to Quantum Clarity
  • Chapter 1. Introduction
  • Chapter 2. Revisiting Quantum Mechanics—A Call for Clarity
  • Chapter 3. From Planck to Dirac: A Human Story of Quantum Pioneers
  • Chapter 4. Internal Structure of Fermions
  • Chapter 5. Real-Field Interference and Quantum Probabilities
  • Chapter 6. Real Components of the Dirac Spinor
  • Chapter 7. Spin Dynamics and Magnetic Field
  • Chapter 8. Classical Limits and Mass
  • Chapter 9. Experimental Predictions of a Real-Field Fermion
  • Chapter 10. An Elaborate Discussion
  • Chapter 11. Final Reflections: Toward a Realist Quantum Paradigm
  • Chapter 12. Final Words—The Path Forward
  • References
  • Appendix A. The Tofu-Vofu-Sofu Exchange Model
  • Appendix B. Notation and Symbols
Readership: Students, academics, teachers, and other people attending or interested in quantum theory.

Book Summary
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About the Author
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Preface
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Prologue: From Shadows to Stars
—A Personal Journey to Quantum Clarity

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Chapter 1. Introduction
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Chapter 2. Revisiting Quantum Mechanics—A Call for Clarity
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Chapter 3. From Planck to Dirac: A Human Story of Quantum Pioneers
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Chapter 4. Internal Structure of Fermions
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Chapter 5. Real-Field Interference and Quantum Probabilities
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Chapter 6. Real Components of the Dirac Spinor
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Chapter 7. Spin Dynamics and Magnetic Field
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Chapter 8. Classical Limits and Mass
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Chapter 9. Experimental Predictions of a Real-Field Fermion
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Chapter 10. An Elaborate Discussion
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Chapter 11. Final Reflections: Toward a Realist Quantum Paradigm
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PDF (99 KB)

Chapter 12. Final Words—The Path Forward
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PDF (89 KB)

References
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Appendix A. The Tofu-Vofu-Sofu Exchange Model
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Appendix B. Notation and Symbols
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Doron Kwiat (Biography)
He is an independent physicist whose work bridges classical intuition with quantum mechanics. Over a career spanning more than four decades, he has contributed to nuclear physics, MRI imaging, and high-tech innovation.

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