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{{Infobox book
| name = The Mechanics of Motion
| image = The Mechanics of Motion 834.jpg
| author = [[Wilfrid Boisvert]]
| published = 1983
| publisher = [[Wilfred Boisvert]]
| pages = 24
}}

'''Introduction:'''

Quantum Motion<br /><br />Quantum means a definite, differentiable quantity. Quantum motion therefore means a motion performed in definite quantities of motion, or lengths of spatial displacement, and this precludes any continuity&nbsp; in the overall effect.<br /><br />By "Mechanics of Motion", I understand the methodology of the three basic types of motion: the wave, the subatomic and the atomic motion. All three of these motions are quantized, formal, and therefore discontinuous. The means that there is no continuous motion in objective reality.<br /><br />Owing to our means of experimentation,&nbsp; this paper is only designed to demonstrate the nature of atomic motion.<br />  To obtain copies of this book, contact Boisvert's grandson, Gordon Smith, at [mailto:gds@islandnet.com gds@islandnet.com]

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