The carted quarks-based equations for the proton magnetic moment, its countless configurations and a supposed spin propelling engine.
Emmanuel Saucedo-Flores, Víctor Manuel Rangel-Cobián · SCIREA Journal of Physics · 2023
The proton magnetic moment is computed by considering its quarks generated currents based in orbit-like circuits created as they are carted along by its hauler spin. Equations are derived for each quark magnetic moment for two possible rotations modes; needed quarks configurations for each rotation mode to obtain the experimentally determined proton magnetic moment numerical value are easily derived from the provided equations and a few examples are given. It is demonstrated that the proton quark configuration can be continuously adjusted, while maintaining the right proton magnetic moment, by relocating their rotation planes and/or their centers along the current circuits whilst keeping the up-down quarks separation and hence the Coulomb force among them. Additionally, it is shared the striking concept of the proton with 360° configurable quarks. Finally, a possible proton spin propelling engine based on the force among quarks is commented.