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			\| fields = Natural philosophy, atomic and subatomic physics
	\| known_for = [[Atomic Physics]], [[Subatomic Physics]], [[Natural Philosophy]], [[Social Political Philosophy]]		\| known_for = [[Atomic Physics]], [[Subatomic Physics]], [[Natural Philosophy]], [[Social Political Philosophy]]
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	~~I attended Cal~~ State Long and University of ~~Wisconsin at Milwaukee. I did my post graduate~~ work at the University of Wisconsin. ~~I'm~~ a natural philosopher ~~but I~~'~~ve studied certain aspects of atomic and sub atomic physics for many years. My~~ specialties ~~are~~ aether theory, the nature of divisible existence, gravity, electricity, the electromagnetic field, radiation, the nature of energy and the structure and function of the atom ~~which includes a complete~~ analysis of quantum physics. ~~My most specific work~~ is ~~in being able~~ to explain the optical and x-ray spectra of ~~the atom, especially hydrogen, in~~ a simple purely mechanical way. From ~~the~~ analysis ~~I can explain what physically is~~ the optical atmosphere and electronic structure of the atom ~~and what specifically is~~ the physical nature of the ~~electron~~ bond and why the chemical ~~nature~~ of an atom ~~changes~~ as ~~one progresses across~~ the ~~periodical table~~		'''Leslie V. Iverson''' (born February 2, 1951) is an American natural philosopher based in Bellflower, California, who has written on aether theory and the structure of the atom. Working outside mainstream academic physics, he has for many years studied selected aspects of atomic and subatomic physics from the standpoint of natural philosophy.

			==Biography==

			Iverson studied at California State University, Long Beach and at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee, and undertook postgraduate work at the University of Wisconsin. He resides in Bellflower, California, and describes himself as a natural philosopher.

			==Scientific contributions==

			Iverson's stated specialties include aether theory, the nature of divisible existence, gravity, electricity, the electromagnetic field, radiation, the nature of energy, and the structure and function of the atom, together with an analysis of quantum physics. His declared central aim is to explain the optical and X-ray spectra of atoms—particularly hydrogen—in what he characterizes as a simple, purely mechanical way. From this analysis he seeks to describe the "optical atmosphere" and electronic structure of the atom, the physical nature of the chemical bond, and why the chemical properties of atoms change across the periodic table.

			In his 2010 paper "The Ether and Nature of Divisible Existence," presented in the ''Proceedings of the Natural Philosophy Alliance'' at Long Beach, Iverson argues that the aether is both the medium through which light travels and the constituent from which atomic mass is built, proposing that the atom and its subparticles—electron, neutron and proton—consist of slowed aether particles condensed to varying densities. Within this framework he treats gravity as a "sub-aether" phenomenon rather than an aether phenomenon, contends that only push forces (and no pull forces) act in the universe, and interprets relativity and the cosmological redshift in mechanical aether terms. These proposals are not accepted within mainstream physics.

	==Abstracts==		==Abstracts==

	* 2010 - "[[The Ether and Nature of Divisible Existence]]" ([http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_4762.pdf Read in full])		* 2010 - "[[The Ether and Nature of Divisible Existence]]" ([http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_4762.pdf Read in full])
	* 1992 - "[[A Novel Theory of the Atom and Related Matters]]"		* 1992 - "[[A Novel Theory of the Atom and Related Matters]]"
	* 1990 - "[[A Unification Theory of Physics]]"		* 1990 - "[[A Unification Theory of Physics]]"

			==External links==

			* [http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_4762.pdf "The Ether and Nature of Divisible Existence" (2010)]

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| name = Leslie V. Iverson
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| alt = Leslie V. Iverson
| birth_date = {{birth date|1951|02|02|mf=y}}
| residence = Bellflower, CA, United States
| nationality = USA
| known_for = [[Atomic Physics]], [[Subatomic Physics]], [[Natural Philosophy]], [[Social Political Philosophy]]
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I attended Cal State Long and University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee. I did my post graduate work at the University of Wisconsin. I'm a natural philosopher but I've studied certain aspects of atomic and sub atomic physics for many years. My specialties are aether theory, the nature of divisible existence, gravity, electricity, the electromagnetic field, radiation, the nature of energy and the structure and function of the atom which includes a complete analysis of quantum physics. My most specific work is in being able to explain the optical and x-ray spectra of the atom, especially hydrogen, in a simple purely mechanical way. From the analysis I can explain what physically is the optical atmosphere and electronic structure of the atom and what specifically is the physical nature of the electron bond and why the chemical nature of an atom changes as one progresses across the periodical table

==Abstracts==

* 2010 - "[[The Ether and Nature of Divisible Existence]]" ([http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_4762.pdf Read in full])
* 1992 - "[[A Novel Theory of the Atom and Related Matters]]"
* 1990 - "[[A Unification Theory of Physics]]"

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