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'''Dean M. Sandin''' is an author and commentator known for his review-essay ''It's Elementary'', an extended analysis and defense of Lewis E. Little's ''Theory of Elementary Waves''. He is listed in ''[[The Worldwide List of Dissident Scientists]]''.<br />
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==Work==<br />
Sandin is the author of a detailed review-essay, ''It's Elementary'', published on the Troynovant review site, in which he examines and largely endorses Lewis E. Little's ''The Theory of Elementary Waves: A New Explanation of Fundamental Physics''. Little's theory proposes a local-realist reinterpretation of quantum mechanics in which "elementary waves" travel toward their sources and particles follow them, an approach intended to eliminate wave-particle duality and non-locality. Sandin's essay discusses this reciprocal-wave model as an alternative to the standard interpretation of quantum mechanics. The theory he reviews lies outside the accepted physics mainstream and has been contested by other commentators.<br />
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==External links==<br />
* [http://www.troynovant.com/Proteus/Sandin-DM/Little/Elementary-Waves.html ''It's Elementary'' — review-essay by Dean M. Sandin]<br />
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