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Dimension and
partial charges of the wave
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Progression
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A
bubble of light is a wave which has a cylindroïd form.
Its
external radius is 1.32 fm. Its internal radius is 0.86 fm.
Its
half-perimeter is 3.96 fm. Its energy is about 313 MeV (Mp/3).
This
energy includes the mass of the bubble (Mp/2p)
and
the
energy of interaction of bubbles
The
partial charges of both poles are negative (-1/6).
The
partial charge of the core is positive (+1/3).
The
maximum of the positive charge is located at the equatorial band.
The
maximum of the negative charge is located at the centrum of poles.
