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| title = Billiard-Ball Model of the World
| title = Billiard-Ball Model of the World
| author = [[Boris I Kolesnichenko]]
| author = [[Boris I Kolesnichenko]]
| keywords = elementary particles, red shift
| published = 2004
| published = 2004
| journal = [[Galilean Electrodynamics]]
| journal = [[Galilean Electrodynamics]]
| volume = [[15]]
| volume = 15
| number = [[S1]]
| number = S1
| pages = 15-17
| pages = 15-17
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This paper argues that hard contact collisions between ether corpuscles and elementary particles may turn out to be the common mechanism for phenomena such as radiation, charge, field, wave/particle duality, red shift, ''etc.''
This paper argues that hard contact collisions between ether corpuscles and elementary particles may turn out to be the common mechanism for phenomena such as radiation, charge, field, wave/particle duality, red shift, ''etc.''


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Scientific Paper
TitleBilliard-Ball Model of the World
Author(s)Boris I Kolesnichenko
Keywordselementary particles, red shift
Published2004
JournalGalilean Electrodynamics
Volume15
NumberS1
Pages15-17

Abstract

This paper argues that hard contact collisions between ether corpuscles and elementary particles may turn out to be the common mechanism for phenomena such as radiation, charge, field, wave/particle duality, red shift, etc.