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The Nature of Force: A Systematic Treatment on the Philosophy of Matter and Electromagnetic Dynamics

Authors: Gottardo Buccirossi

This work constitutes a comprehensive treatise on the Philosophy of Matter, aiming to revisit abstractions, formalisms, and tautologies rooted in classical mechanics and twentieth-century physics. Employing a methodological approach based on logical consistency and the qualitative analysis of physical quantities, the article redefines the concept of force—not as a mere isolated mathematical variable, but as the material expression of a quantized energy transfer between discrete systems. By utilizing the circuit parameters of classical electromagnetism, the study demonstrates a perfect equivalence between the Planck-Einstein wave frequency ($hv = mc^2$) and the natural electromagnetic resonance frequency ($1/sqrt{LC}$) of the electron and proton. The essay is structured around two primary lines of theoretical and experimental evidence: 1) Macroscopic dynamics and gravitation; and 2) Subatomic dynamics and the microcosm.

Comments: 25 Pages. In Italian (Note by viXra Admin: An abstract in the article labeled as such is required; please cite and list scientific references)

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