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DESCRIPTION:How Electromagnetism and Quantum Mechanics Work\,\n\nand Where 
 Physics Went Wrong\n\nPresented by Dr. Hans G. Schantz\, Senior Principal 
 Technical Staff\, nouSystems\, Inc.\n\nAbstract: This talk presents the ce
 ntral thesis of the Fields & Energy Project: electromagnetism is not best 
 understood as the action of a single entity\, the photon\, endowed with th
 e mutually contradictory properties of localized particle and non-localize
 d wave. Instead\, electromagnetic phenomena emerge from the interaction of
  two distinct elements: spatially extended fields that behave as waves\, a
 nd energy that\, in the quantum limit\, is transferred in discrete amounts
 . Fields guide energy. Through examples drawn from fields and their intera
 ctions\, antenna theory\, and atomic emission and absorption\, this talk d
 emonstrates how the fields-and-energy model provides a conceptually cohere
 nt and technically productive framework. This perspective clarifies long-s
 tanding puzzles associated with radiation reaction and wave–particle dua
 lity and connects Maxwellian theory\, quantum emission and absorption\, an
 d engineering practice within a unified narrative. The broader aim is to r
 ecover conceptual clarity in the foundations of physics\, to reestablish c
 ontinuity between classical and quantum descriptions\, and to examine the 
 historical and philosophical developments that shaped modern interpretatio
 ns. By restoring a disciplined distinction between fields and energy\, the
  talk argues for a simpler and more intelligible account of electromagneti
 c processes\, one capable of unifying principles across physics and engine
 ering.\n\nThis talk is a summary of the material Hans is collecting in his
  three-volume\, Fields & Energy trilogy. Book I: Fundamentals & Origins of
  Electromagnetism is available on Amazon\, and he is currently serializing
  Book II: Where Physics Went Wrong on his Fields & Energy Substack.\n\nSpe
 aker(s): Dr. Hans G. Schantz\, \n\nRoom: 258\, Bldg: ENG 258\, University 
 of Alabama at Huntsville\, Huntsville\, Alabama\, United States
LOCATION:Room: 258\, Bldg: ENG 258\, University of Alabama at Huntsville\, 
 Huntsville\, Alabama\, United States
ORGANIZER:maria.pour@uah.edu
SEQUENCE:10
SUMMARY:How Electromagnetism and Quantum Mechanics Work\, and Where Physics
  Went Wrong
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/577899
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>How Electromagnetism and Quantum Mechanics
  Work\,&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>and Where Physics Went Wrong</p>\n<p><br>Presented 
 by Dr. Hans G. Schantz\, Senior Principal Technical Staff\, nouSystems\, I
 nc.</p>\n<p>Abstract: This talk presents the central thesis of the Fields 
 &amp\; Energy Project: electromagnetism is not best understood as the acti
 on of a single entity\, the photon\, endowed with the mutually contradicto
 ry properties of localized particle and non-localized wave. Instead\, elec
 tromagnetic phenomena emerge from the interaction of two distinct elements
 : spatially extended fields that behave as waves\, and energy that\, in th
 e quantum limit\, is transferred in discrete amounts. Fields guide energy.
  Through examples drawn from fields and their interactions\, antenna theor
 y\, and atomic emission and absorption\, this talk demonstrates how the fi
 elds-and-energy model provides a conceptually coherent and technically pro
 ductive framework. This perspective clarifies long-standing puzzles associ
 ated with radiation reaction and wave&ndash\;particle duality and connects
  Maxwellian theory\, quantum emission and absorption\, and engineering pra
 ctice within a unified narrative. The broader aim is to recover conceptual
  clarity in the foundations of physics\, to reestablish continuity between
  classical and quantum descriptions\, and to examine the historical and ph
 ilosophical developments that shaped modern interpretations. By restoring 
 a disciplined distinction between fields and energy\, the talk argues for 
 a simpler and more intelligible account of electromagnetic processes\, one
  capable of unifying principles across physics and engineering.</p>\n<p>Th
 is talk is a summary of the material Hans is collecting in his three-volum
 e\, Fields &amp\; Energy trilogy. Book I: Fundamentals &amp\; Origins of E
 lectromagnetism is available on Amazon\, and he is currently serializing B
 ook II: Where Physics Went Wrong on his Fields &amp\; Energy Substack.</p>
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