Fine Structure Constant Collection

Author Method Value Time of first publication
CODATA-2002 Experimental value 1/a = 137.03599911(46)
a = 0.007297352568(24)		 Constants Table txt
Armand Wyler a=(9/16p3)�(p/5!)1/4 1/a=137.0360824
a=0.007297348		 C.R.Acad. Sci. , A269 , 743(1969) and A272, 186(1971)

D. PALLE. On high-redshift quasar absorption spectra and the Riemannian geometry of the Universe.
Anastass Anastassov a0-1=8p231/2
a-1=a0-1 + g; g-1 = p+p1/2/4
a-1=a0-1 + 4/(4p+p1/2) - a0/(p3+p+p-3)		 a0-1=136.75741
a-1=137.03621
a-1=137.03599915		 The theory of relativity and quantum of action. The book In Bulgarian.
Sofia, 2003.
Hans de Vries   a0-1 = G2 / exp(p2/2).
G = 1+a(2p)0(1+a(2p)-1(1+a(2p)-2(1+...		 After term 0
0.0071918833558268
After term 1
0.0072972279174862
After term 2
0.0072973525456204
After term 3
0.0072973525686533
CODATA-2002:
0.007297352568(+/-24)		 October 4, 2004. An exact formula for the Electro Magnetic coupling constant.
Dr. M. Geilhaupt Unified force equation yielding mass and charge of the electron.
a(t)=ln(f(t))
a =3/4*(1-a(t))2		 a=ln(3)
a=1/137.112		 1984 (internal information university of bielefeld)
1998 (internet)
Dr. M. Geilhaupt Unified force equation.
Fg/Fc=24/NM2
New system of equations unites mass and charge of an electron, fine structure constant, quantum number NM and
other constants. All values in full correspondence with experimental ones.		 NM=1022
a=1/137.03603		 1984 (private information)
1998 (internet)
2000 relativistic elaboration of a
M. Wales a = m0ce2/(2h) every physics text book, but a is dimensionless and because h is an action therefore ha is an action ah = m0ce2/2 = w = Wales quantum of internal action of the electron = 4.8352812012D-36, i.e., if we use CODATA 1986 values e and h therefore a = w/h  = 0.00729735301 (CODATA(1986) is 0.00729735308) i.e., alpha is the ratio of the quantum of action of the electron to the quantum of action for the  Compton photon. And so on. For details look his home-page. 1/a = 137.035989621263 = 1/0.007297353073... Internet, Feb, 1998
www.fervor.demon.co.uk
I. Gorelik n+s=1/a
n=137
s(n+s)=p2/2
n - number of rotations in zt per one rotation in xy,
s - shift per one rotation.
Solution for this system gives:
1/a=137.036010988...
Error: 0.000000157		 1/a=137.036010988
Error: 0.000000157		 Internet, June, 25,1999
The message "Alpha collection" to news-group "sci.physics"
7l0rt2$rf4$2@news.sovam.com
Steven B. Harris Development of upper method:
From the form sn=p2/2 to the form:
1/a = 137 (1 + k2), 
where k = p/(sqr(2)�137).
And further to form:
1/a = 137 [1 + k2 - k4 + k6 - k8 ....].
From the letter to news-group:
...It might be fun to fool around with some k terms which involve pi and 137, or p and 1/alpha, and see if you can get any that get closer to 1/alpha.  Power series like this are found in QED, and alpha is a dimentionless number, so numberology here is not as crazy as in the rest of physics.  We might even discover something empirical (like the Balmer formula) which later physics might "explain."...		 1/a=
137.036020454 for factor (1+k^2)
137.03472 for factor (1+k^2-k^4)
137.03477 for factor
(1+k^2-k^4+k^6)
 Internet, June, 28, 1999
The message "Re: Alpha collection" to news-group "sci.physics"
7l6mhf$5ma@dfw-ixnews11.ix.netcom.com
I. Gorelik, Steven B. Harris Development of two upper methods
s(n+ms) = p2/2
From the letter to news-group:
...our result: s(n+ps) = p2/2 with 1/Alpha = 137.035990750 is very interesting, and is deep inside of experimental values. It is very possible that expression s(n+ps) = p2/2 can be explained geometrically.
This is very near to surface of 4-d cylinder made by rotating electron in atom. pi/sqr(2) corresponds to base of cylinder in xy, and the same pi/sqr(2) corresponds to "height" of cylinder in zt. Cylinder is inclined to all axes x, y, z, t, so the exact expression for the left side of equation s(n+?*s) we'll find and prove something further, after studding 4-d pictures...		 m=0, 1/a=137.036020454
m=1, 1/a=137.036010988
m=2, 1/a=137.036001533
m=3, 1/a=137.035992087
m=p, 1/a=137.035990750		 Internet, June, 29, 1999
The message "Re: Alpha collection" to news-group "sci.physics"
Ivan Makarchenko 1/a2 = 1372 + p2 1/a = 137.0360157 Newsgroup fido7.su.science, 2000, in Russian.
Jerry Iuliano He gives a lot of unperceivable numerology http://saturn.vcu.edu/~chenry/Jerry%20Iuliano.htm  or http://www.people.vcu.edu/~chenry/Jerry%20Iuliano.htm ??? I didn't study these pages yet.
James G. Gilson a(n1, n2) = a(n1, infinity)p(n1n2)/p
Feynman's conjecture of a relation between a, the fine structure constant, and p.		 a =a(137,29)=
0.0072973525318...		 http://www.btinternet.com/~ugah174/ or http://www.fine-structure-constant.org/
Ivan Gorelik Gravity fine structure constant, or gravity constant in Normalized Units. G' = 1/Exp(a+1/a)

or 2G' = 1/sh(a+1/a)

 November 1999. Look: Normalized Units, and page: The Earth's Core Is Overheated Emptiness

Here is my letter Golden Section and Alpha numbers send to the newsgroup sci.physics 01.16.2001.

Hi!

Several days ago I tried to find the fine structure constant, which is ~ 1/137.036, but suddenly received the value of Golden Section, exactly. Does anybody know the relation between these numbers, as much as precise? If the relation would be simple and the precision is great, then we could find the precise value of fine structure constant.

Here is the way of my erroneous search of Alpha.
Alpha is the velocity of an electron in the hydrogen atom; let's denote it "a".
Velocity of light is 1.
When light made one revolve around the nucleus, the electron will cover only "a" fraction of circumference.
But modern physics must be a little modified. :)
Accordingly to Space Genetics particles do not exist constantly, but periodically flash in a set of dots, drawing so the trajectory of a particle.
Consequently, we don't know; is the electron rotated clockwise or vise versa?
Consequently, it can cover the "a" fraction of circumference or the "1-a" fraction of circumference.
If we take into account the SR!!!, we'll receive the equation:
2a^3 - 3a^2 - a + 1=0
which gives no Alpha, but generally known Golden Section number:
(sqr(5) +/- 1) / 2.
It is quite strange that in order to receive it I took into account the SR.
-------------------

Paul Lutus wrote:
...
>The fine-structure constant is empirical, Phi is not (it is exactly
>(sqrt(5)-1)/2 ). There might be a relation, but it is very doubtful.

Me: I hope it exists.

> * Actually, and not surprising given its degree,
>2a^3 - 3a^2 - a + 1 = 0 has three solutions:
...
> a = 1/2
> a = (1+sqrt(5))/2 (-0.618034...)
> a = (1-sqrt(5))/2 (1.618034...)

Me: I would take:

Thank you and regards.

Some links, containing information about the fine structure constant
and other links on the topic:

Helge Kragh. The fine-structure constant before quantum mechanics. Eur. J. Phys. 24 (2003) 169–173. Online at stacks.iop.org/EJP/24/169, abstract, pdf. Excellent historical review of fine structure constant and large list of numerology results.

M. J. Duff, L. B. Okun and G. Veneziano. Trialogue on the number of fundamental constants.

N.V. Makhaldiani and Z.K. Silagadze. Do Maxicharged particles exist?

D. PALLE. On high-redshift quasar absorption spectra and the Riemannian geometry of the Universe.

Jacob D. Bekenstein. Fine-structure constant variability: surprises for laboratory atomic spectroscopy and cosmological evolution of quasar spectra.

E. E. Krieckhaus. DIMENSIONS OF a: A GLITCH IN ATOMIC CONSTANTS.

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