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{{Infobox scientist
| name = Aiden Jasper Pons
| fields = Physics (foundations)
| known_for = Co-author of the cordus conjecture
}}

'''Aiden Jasper Pons''' is a co-author of a series of theoretical physics papers that develop the "cordus conjecture", an alternative model of the internal structure of the photon and matter particles. He is listed in ''[[The Worldwide List of Dissident Scientists]]''.

==Work==
Aiden Jasper Pons is named as a co-author, together with Dirk J. Pons, Arion D. Pons and Ariel M. Pons, of the paper "Wave–particle duality: A conceptual solution from the cordus conjecture", published in ''Physics Essays'' (vol. 25, no. 1, 2012, pp. 132–140). The cordus conjecture proposes that a photon, and every matter particle, has an internal structure consisting of two "reactive ends" a small finite distance apart, joined by a connecting "fibril", with the reactive ends energised at a frequency and emitting force pulses that the authors identify with the field.

The authors apply this idea to interpret the behaviour of single photons in the double-slit experiment and to offer conceptual and quantitative accounts of several optical effects, including the critical angle, Snell's law and Brewster's angle. The cordus conjecture is a non-mainstream proposal and lies outside accepted quantum theory; it is presented by its authors as a conceptual alternative to the standard treatment of wave–particle duality.

==External links==
* [https://physicsessays.org/browse-journal-2/product/194-19-pdf-dirk-john-pons-arion-douglas-pons-ariel-marion-pons-and-aiden-jasper-pons-wave-particle-duality-a-conceptual-solution-from-the-cordus-conjectur.html "Wave–particle duality: A conceptual solution from the cordus conjecture" (Physics Essays)]
* [https://cordus.wordpress.com/ Cordus conjecture (project blog)]

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