Electromagnetism Explained by the Theory of Informatons
Antoine Acke · 2013
The “theory of informatons ” explains the electromagnetic interactions by the hypothesis that “e-information ” is the substance of electromagnetic fields. The constituent element of that substance is called “an informaton”. The theory starts from the idea that any material object manifests itself in space by the emission of informatons: granular mass and energy less entities rushing away with the speed of light and carrying information about the position, about the velocity and about the electrical status of the emitter. In this article the electromagnetic field in a point is characterised as the macroscopic manifestation of the presence of a cloud of informatons near that point; Maxwell’s laws are mathematically deduced from the dynamics of the informatons; the electromagnetic interactions are explained as the effect of the trend of an electrically charged object to become blind for flows of e-information generated by other charged objects; and photons are identified as informatons carrying a quantum of energy, what allows us to understand the strange behaviour of light as described by QEM. Key words: electromagnetism, gravito-electromagnetism, informatons.