Wladimir Guglinski

Wladimir Guglinski
Born	(1950-08-04) August 4, 1950 Goiânia, Goiás, Brazil
Residence	Brazil
Nationality	Brazilian
Known for	Quantum Ring Theory, Toroidal Ring, Aether, Cold fusion
Scientific career
Fields	Mechanical engineering, Theoretical physics

Wladimir Guglinski (born 4 August 1950) is a Brazilian mechanical engineer and independent researcher known for developing Quantum Ring Theory (QRT), a self-published theoretical framework that seeks to reinterpret nuclear and quantum physics through a revived concept of the aether. His proposals lie outside the mainstream of contemporary physics and have circulated chiefly through self-published books, the Journal of Nuclear Physics, and the dissident-science community.

Biography

Guglinski was born on 4 August 1950 in Goiânia, in the Brazilian state of Goiás. He graduated in mechanical engineering in 1973 from the Engineering School of the Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG) in Belo Horizonte.

From 1974 to 1990 he worked as a contracted industrial engineer. In 1991 he left industrial employment and started his own pre-fabricated cement-block company in Miraí, Minas Gerais, pursuing his theoretical work in physics in his spare time.

Scientific contributions

Guglinski began developing his theoretical models around 1990, motivated by a conviction that current atomic and nuclear physics could not account for several ordinary phenomena. He states that he first became aware of cold fusion research in 1998, and subsequently drew connections between his own models and low-energy nuclear reaction (LENR) phenomena, though he says the theory was developed independently of cold-fusion research.

His central work, Quantum Ring Theory, argues that reconciling quantum mechanics with the theory of relativity requires reintroducing the aether—a medium he describes as composed of electric, magnetic and gravitational particles, including hypothetical repulsive gravitons. Within this framework Guglinski proposes:

• A helical trajectory (related to the zitterbewegung associated with Schrödinger's interpretation of the Dirac equation) said to underlie the motion of elementary particles.
• A nuclear model in which every atomic nucleus contains a central helium-4 core, with protons and neutrons captured along axial "Dirac strings" (described as a "Hexagonal Floors Model").
• An "accordion effect" of nuclear contraction and expansion offered to describe the behavior of heavy nuclei such as uranium-238.
• A revised model of the neutron, which Guglinski relates to experiments reported by Don Borghi and others.

From this framework Guglinski has published calculations of nuclear magnetic moments, spins and electric quadrupole moments for light nuclei, and has applied the model to LENR devices such as the E-Cat. He set out an updated version of the model in his 2024 book New Nuclear Physics.

These proposals are not accepted within mainstream physics, and Quantum Ring Theory has not been adopted by the established scientific community. Guglinski presents the theory as an alternative to quantum field theory that would require replacing, rather than refining, several of its foundational principles. Now retired, he has published on ResearchGate and Academia.edu and in the online Journal of Nuclear Physics.

Honors

Guglinski is a member of the Telesio-Galilei Academy of Science, an organization associated with dissident and alternative-science research, which has also supported publication of his work.

Abstracts

• 2009 - "New Nuclear Model" (Read in full)
• 2002 - "What is Missing in Les Case's Catalytic Fusion"
• 2002 - "A Model of the Photon"
• 0 - "Anomalous Mass of the Neutron Explained Through the Model "N=P+S""
• 0 - "Beta Decay"
• 0 - "Contribution of Gamma Rays as the Caue of Alpha Decay"
• 0 - "Critique to the Models of Nuclear Physics"
• 0 - "Definitive Coherent Structure of New Nuclear Model"
• 0 - "Demystifying the EPR Paradox"
• 0 - "Electric Quadrupole Moment"
• 0 - "Ether"
• 0 - "Forecasting Effect of Macroscopic Nonlocality: A Cold Fusion Manifestation?"
• 0 - "Fundamental Requirements for the Proposal of a New Hydrogen Atom"
• 0 - "Incompatibility Between Nuclear Theory and Electric Quadrupole Moment"
• 0 - "Kirchhoff's Black Body"
• 0 - "Letts-Cravens Experiment and the Accordian Effect"
• 0 - "Marinov Motor"
• 0 - "Mechanism for Pauli's Exclusion Principle"
• 0 - "Mechanism of Selection Rules"
• 0 - "The Michelson-Morley Experiment for Protons"
• 0 - "A New Model of the Neutrino"
• 0 - "New Nuclear Model"
• 0 - "The Sound of Ether"
• 0 - "The Stern-Gerlach Experiment and the Helical Trajectory"
• 0 - "Strong Nuclear Force as a Consequence of Gravitational Interactions"

Books

• 2009 - "The Evolution of Physics: The Duel Descartes vs Newton"
• 2009 - "The Missed U-Turn: The Duel Heisenberg vs Schrodinger"
• 2006 - "Quantum Ring Theory: Foundations for Cold Fusion" (Read in full)

External links

• "Introduction to Quantum Ring Theory", Journal of Nuclear Physics
• Wladimir Guglinski on Academia.edu
• Wladimir Guglinski on ResearchGate
• Wladimir Guglinski on Goodreads