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Vector energy density spectrum.
Existence are the vector properties, which manifest through their interactions
called energy, becoming microscopic objects, hydrogen atoms. The structure
of the hydrogen atom represents the vector energy density spectrum of
the
orthogonal - "electric and magnetic" circuits. Electricity and
magnetism
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being structures of vector properties
- energy. The attractive forces in
the orthogonal circuits alternately compress, one around the other, establishing
a balance between the variable, kinetic state and the solid, potential
state, the
nucleus without oscillations - the spectrum of the hydrogen atom. The
atom
thus becoming an "electromagnetic" oscillator, a spectrum of
frequencies.
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Obviously, the energy of the atom is
the potential state of the density spectrum.
In the absence of kinetic-potential balance, the spectrum becomes only
kinetic.
Open vector polarities from the axes of orthogonal circuits, unites the
interatomic
vector circuits, forming structures of atoms. In the multitude of hydrogen
atoms, when the interatomic bonds close an electric circuit, simultaneously,
interatomic magnetic circuits close around it. And again, the attractive
forces
in each orthogonal circuit compress around each other, forming a macroscopic
body, a star. In the structure of the star, the vector energy density
spectrum
has its maximum density and pressure in the electric core, at zero Kelvin.
The nucleus is generated by the attractive forces in the electric circuit
and by
the pressure of the attractive forces in the magnetic circuits. The pressure
of
the attractive forces from the magnetic circuits transforms the atomic
circuits
into vector circuits, the star becoming a core without a gas sphere, a
black hole.