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'''V V Mylnikov''' (V. V. Mylnikov) is a Russian independent researcher known for his collaboration with the Kuban State Agrarian University professor [[Philipp M Kanarev]] on an alternative model of atomic and molecular structure, described by its authors as the "Russian theory of the microworld". | |||
==Biography== | |||
Little biographical information about Mylnikov has been published. He is listed as a Russian researcher and appears in the scientific literature only through his joint publications with Philipp M. Kanarev, with whom he corresponded and published in the early 2010s. He is included in Jean de Climont's ''Worldwide List of Dissident Scientists''. | |||
==Work== | |||
Working with Kanarev, Mylnikov co-authored papers presenting and defending Kanarev's alternative model of the microworld, an approach that rejects the standard quantum-mechanical description of the atom in favour of geometric, ring-and-plane structures for photons, electrons, protons, neutrons, nuclei, atoms, molecules and clusters. | |||
Their joint paper ''Resolution of the Russian Theory of Microworld'' re-examines published electron- and scanning-tunnelling-microscope images of atoms, including images produced by IBM Research, and argues that the interpretations usually given to those images are mistaken. In the paper the authors claim that their theoretical model resolves the structure of the inhabitants of the microworld at a scale several orders of magnitude finer than scanning microscopes can achieve, and they present the carbon atom as a flat, six-armed structure whose six surface electrons include only three that perform valence functions. | |||
A companion paper, ''Photos of the Inhabitants of the Microworld'', presents the same theoretical images of photons, electrons, protons, neutrons, nuclei, atoms, molecules and clusters as an alternative to microscope imagery. | |||
==Papers== | |||
* Ph. M. Kanarev and V. V. Mylnikov, ''Resolution of the Russian Theory of Microworld'' | |||
* Ph. M. Kanarev and V. V. Mylnikov, ''Photos of the Inhabitants of the Microworld'' | |||
==See also== | |||
* [[Philipp M Kanarev]] | |||
==External links== | |||
* [https://www.gsjournal.net/Science-Journals-Papers/Author/114/Ph.%20M.,%20Kanarev Papers by Ph. M. Kanarev at The General Science Journal] (including works co-authored with Mylnikov) | |||
[[Category:Scientist|Mylnikov V.]] | [[Category:Scientist|Mylnikov V.]] | ||
[[Category:Worldwide List of Dissident Scientists]] | |||
Latest revision as of 09:59, 20 July 2026
V. V. Mylnikov | |
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| Nationality | Russian |
| Known for | Co-author of papers on the "Russian theory of the microworld" |
| Scientific career | |
| Fields | Physics |
V V Mylnikov (V. V. Mylnikov) is a Russian independent researcher known for his collaboration with the Kuban State Agrarian University professor Philipp M Kanarev on an alternative model of atomic and molecular structure, described by its authors as the "Russian theory of the microworld".
Biography
Little biographical information about Mylnikov has been published. He is listed as a Russian researcher and appears in the scientific literature only through his joint publications with Philipp M. Kanarev, with whom he corresponded and published in the early 2010s. He is included in Jean de Climont's Worldwide List of Dissident Scientists.
Work
Working with Kanarev, Mylnikov co-authored papers presenting and defending Kanarev's alternative model of the microworld, an approach that rejects the standard quantum-mechanical description of the atom in favour of geometric, ring-and-plane structures for photons, electrons, protons, neutrons, nuclei, atoms, molecules and clusters.
Their joint paper Resolution of the Russian Theory of Microworld re-examines published electron- and scanning-tunnelling-microscope images of atoms, including images produced by IBM Research, and argues that the interpretations usually given to those images are mistaken. In the paper the authors claim that their theoretical model resolves the structure of the inhabitants of the microworld at a scale several orders of magnitude finer than scanning microscopes can achieve, and they present the carbon atom as a flat, six-armed structure whose six surface electrons include only three that perform valence functions.
A companion paper, Photos of the Inhabitants of the Microworld, presents the same theoretical images of photons, electrons, protons, neutrons, nuclei, atoms, molecules and clusters as an alternative to microscope imagery.
Papers
- Ph. M. Kanarev and V. V. Mylnikov, Resolution of the Russian Theory of Microworld
- Ph. M. Kanarev and V. V. Mylnikov, Photos of the Inhabitants of the Microworld
See also
External links
- Papers by Ph. M. Kanarev at The General Science Journal (including works co-authored with Mylnikov)